Rather Be Healthy

The world is full of successful people, people that have achieved so much, I’m not referring to the billionaires or multi millionaires who have more money than sense, so often they have just been very lucky or have inherited their fortunes from successful wealthy parents.
No, I’m referring to the ones that ignored the nay sayers and believed in themselves regardless of all the so called “realists” who are really just negative pessimists.
I personally believe in something I’ve written about many times, I’ve said:
“What you believe, you make true”
If you truly believe in yourself then it doesn’t matter how long it takes it doesn’t matter that another stumbling block or pitfall or obstacle has appeared in front of you, or me in my particular situation…. we just deal with it.
As far as I’m concerned, I started on the Ann Boroch Protocol in September 2017, at that time I’d had multiple sclerosis for more than thirteen years, a disease considered by all the worlds medical experts to be incurable. During the first two and a half years I feel I was progressing really well and on target to healing my body, removing MS completely within four to five years.
A fall I had left me trapped in a very painful position with my knees bent beneath me for almost two hours, the pain I was in was excruciating and then it was another four hours before the paramedics got me off the floor.
So my progress on the Ann Boroch Protocol (ABP) was halted temporarily.
It would be so easy to emotionally give up, but thats never going to happen because I truly believe in myself and the protocol.

So since the week before Lockdown last March I’ve been in bed, not just in bed, but in the same position partially sitting up for twenty three hours everyday, my bathroom breaks happen twice daily with help from my carers.
Seeing myself walking and going outside in the fresh air certainly seems like a distant almost unachievable goal, but its not to me…. it will happen, of that I have no doubt…
I watch positive YouTube videos everyday, several times each day actually, I read positive affirmations and books by people like Louise Hay and Eckhart Tolle and many others.
There is no future in accepting the negative advice from those who would rather see us fail and smile while saying…
“See, I told you it wouldn’t work”…
I constantly tell myself that I will succeed…I brainwash myself, I have to, I will get better, I will be healthy…
Why…Because of life and I believe in me..

So easy….
Having a disease like multiple sclerosis, which I’ve had officially since February 2004, is a demoralising thing.
That diagnosis and prognosis for my future, as I’m sure you all know was a tad depressing, especially as my life previously involved fitness and sports not participated in by normal people. I’ll not harp on about my physical past and achievements again, but accept it was quite…
“Radical” I suppose..
That being said, my attitude to life is one of me wanting to succeed and definitely not one of “giving up”..
So when the neurologis at The Rose hospital in Denver told me that I had MS and that it was incurable, I naturally felt deflated to say the least.
I’d only been in Colorado in the USA for 2 yrs, I’d moved there from England after I’d met a woman who….no, I’m not going to slag off but I will say wasn’t as nice a person as initially pretended to be.
During the 11 years I lived and worked there full time I never took any medication for MS and still haven’t taken any.
What I did do is constantly look for what is wrongly described as “Alternative or Complimentary treatments” and I’ve tried more than fifty things. It is only the Ann Boroch Protocol thats made a lasting difference.. obviously I’ve still a long way to go before I can say that my body has been healed, but it is happening and the multiple symptoms which when bunched together are classed as Multiple Sclerosis are becoming less and less obvious to me and my carers.
In my humble opinion, the only way to be when contracting this disease, is to remain positive and optimistic of possible improvements, a person, you or me has to constantly tell themselves that the disease is not going to win…we have to be strong mentally and emotionally, I’m not in the Special forces, I’m not a Marine commando, but I have to have that same mindset….I’m never giving up..
Getting back to the headline of this post, be strong, tell yourself that no matter how difficult it gets, no matter the pain and frustration, your focus and determination will see you all the way to the finish line…it can be hard, it will be difficult, but the rewards are worth it… regardless of the fact that …

Giving up and failure is so easy..

Been there…

My life so far has been interesting to say the least, I don’t consider myself better than anyone else, but I am different and have a lot of experience, experience that has helped a great deal over the past 65 years and as I’ve got lots of plans for the future they will help guide me through the next thirty years or so because I plan to be around and do so much more.
I was born in Liverpool in 1955 when it was very tough for every family to survive and more so for us as my mum had 7 kids and we lived in a two bedroom house with no bathroom.
School was hard and even more so than normal as the knuckle dragging morons would beat up those that had raised their hands and answered teachers questions or didn’t participate in the monthly fights between my school, Litherland High and Warwick Bolum…
I left school at 15 yrs old to go to the Army Apprentice College in Chepstow, South Wales.
I qualified with a City and Guilds in Carpentry and Joinery, I also got my degree in Building construction and building science which qualified me as a clerk of works.
Being in the Royal Engineers I also became a Combat Engineer, so bridging, demolition and minefield clearance was another skill.
After leaving the army I ran my own little business doing small building work but I also took my HGV class 1, 2 and 3, thats Heavy goods vehicle licence, so I can drive every vehicle from cars, small vans right up to the juggernauts you see with 40 foot trailers thundering down the motorways. From a recreation point of view I also have my motorbike licence.
Because it sounded like good fun, I took a parachute course then went on to free fall, skydiving was a major part of my life and I did 834 skydives and was #2 on the 60 man formation in 1989 which was in the Guiness book of records until 1997 when it was beaten.
I’m also a SCUBA diver, hang glider and I have my PPL, private pilots licence.
I know I’ve said most of this before, don’t worry, I’m not going doolally.
I worked in the I.T. industry for 25 years and as I’ve previously mentioned I’ve driven more that 1.5 million miles for work, going to and from appointments around the country.
I lived and worked in Colorado in the USA for nearly 11 years, 10 yrs and 10 months to be precise.
I was the Client Service Director for the world leading authority in biological dentistry and body chemistry rebalancing, Dr Hal Huggins. I sat in on many, many of his consultations, I studied all his work and learned so much from him. I wanted to take my doctorate but he told me I’d learn so much more genuinely useful information from him.
I’ve been back in England since November 2012, and sadly am not able to physically work..yet
Since being a part of the special group whos intention is to heal from multiple sclerosis, I’ve also written and published two books with a third on the way so I have been busy.
I’m closely following the Ann Boroch Protocol, I truly believe that I will once again be running the streets, not as quickly as I once did, but it will happen.
Everything I do during the 20 hours I’m awake is a challenge, since my fall last March, I’ve been in bed, I am in the same sitting or slightly leaning back position for 23 plus hours everyday, the other 45 mins I’m on the commode or having a shower.
So when chatting or talking with people far less experienced in life, (not you honey) but people that ….tut and roll their eyes, please have some patience and emember that..
I’ve been there, done that and have the T shirt and video.

A future worth…

2020 will be remembered for all the wrong reasons, the world experienced a pandemic creating more deaths than most countries had ever experienced outside of the two world wars.
It was a frightening time for everyone, just reading or hearing about the thousands being diagnosed everyweek, the emergency hospitals being built then being filled by patients, some on ventilators for weeks and weeks.
From my own personal level it was terrible, a week before Lockdown in March I had a fall in my bathroom which resulted in me being in bed for the remainder of the year…
In September I experienced all coronavirus symptoms including the worst sticky glue like flegm, I was extremely weak, even more so than just having multiple sclerosis. I quickly adopted my self preservation mode and started taking masses of Lipospheric vitamin C. I went through three bottles of 250ml in 9 days, a bottle is normally a months supply.
I know the majority of people will not believe it was covid19 or that the lipospheric vit c could help so much, but trust me, I’m telling the truth, lipospheric vit C will kill all known virus, and that has been scientifically proven.
If only the governments of the world would stop believing in the pariah’s. a.k.a. Big pharma.
Here in England we all owe a massive debt of gratitude to all the amazing staff of the NHS.. they have put their own lives at risk and worked tirelessly to keep us safe…. Thank you…
The strain on the prime minister who also was struck down with that hideous virus, the pressure to keep the country afloat must have been terrible. I know some will disagree and have a completely different opinion, but thats how I see it..
As far as the negative filled year is concerned, it created problems, thats true and sadly lots of people lost their lives, there’s nothing we can do about that now other than remember them fondly and move on.
2021 has just begun, let’s learn from the past and make the necessary adjustments to our lives and safeguard our future.
My 2020 was crap in so many ways…
I spent 10 months in bed, my lockdown was limited to my bedroom, my knees were badly damaged in the fall I had which has seriously restricted all movement, my thighs are so weak so 99% of exercise and movement is so limited, on top of that I’m not over it….yet..
On top of those issues I’ve had to drink about a gallon of water everyday or I have serious problems. Drinking so much creates other problems in that every 45 minutes I’m given roughly a one minute warning that I Will pee regardless of where I am or what I’m doing.
Nothing any doctor or…. has helped me combat this issue, until something I’d read last week then bought another supplement has made a difference.
It seems that for ten plus years, Ten years!!!! I’ve had a urinary tract infection. I say had, because I think its been addressed…. Yay!!!!
But…!!!!
I’m still 100% on the Ann Boroch Protocol and I am confident that my 100% healing will happen its just been delayed, it might appear to other people be a pipedream, a fantasy but I’m not other people, I’m me and I intend to live and have a future worth living…