Right, not nearly…
When I started on this protocol nearly 16 months ago, I think I was at my lowest point, I’d been telling myself that I would be healed at some time in my life and it would hopefully be in time for me to still actually enjoy living. I kept telling myself this would happen although in all honesty I didn’t know how, it was so difficult to keep trying to prove to myself that I wasn’t living in a dreamworld even though I was getting sicker. In reality I honestly believe that the effort I’d made, the 50 plus therapies, treatments and supplements I’d used had certainly slowed the progression of this hideous disease. It’s easy to see how 99% of sufferers would succumb to the defeatist attitude of most medical professionals when it comes to what they believe is an incurable disease.
So when I read Healing Multiple Sclerosis by Ann Boroch I was a different man, it was as if I’d just been filled with energy and optimism for life, an optimism and energy that quite frankly had been drained from my mind and body.
The disease is constantly moving forward in its efforts to rid the mind and body of its host of all strength, mobility, dexterity and most importantly, the vital inner energy required to continue the quest to live…However, that was all renewed by reading the book, it’s amazing how reading about the success of someone else was like an adrenalin injection to me.
So, sixteen months of experiences that initially seemed to worsen this already hideous disease, then followed by constant small, subtle improvements that have solidified the belief that I’m 100% confident of my decision to start and stick with this protocol. It’s not easy by any stretch of the imagination, far from it, but it works, so make a commitment, an unbreakable one that regardless of setbacks, because they’re only temporary, they’re only stepping stones across the tumultuous waters. There are constant temptations along this four year plan, but it has to be done Right, not nearly right and giving up, quitting… is not an option..