There’s no…
As I mentioned in my previous post the prognosis from the last two neurologists were very different, the first in 2012 after I’d returned from the USA told me there was nothing that could be done, a sort of “get your affairs in order”. She told me that I was Stage 4… and there was no medication that could help. The last I saw in 2016 said.. “Keep doing what you’re doing because it’s helping”…
At that time I was using the knowledge I’d gained over a four year period working for the late Dr Hal Huggins, this was not MS specific but it was to return the body chemistry to homeostasis.
When I started following the Ann Boroch protocol in September 2017, I struggled big time initially as everyone will do. Living alone and at a perilous stage made my challenge so much harder but I’d made a commitment to myself and no hideous disease was going to get the better of me.
I don’t consider myself better than anyone else, but I do know I lived an incredibly physical life prior to MS and in order for me to return to that state, albeit 20 years later I would have to be strong mentally.
Following the protocol can be hard, a little boring from a dietary standpoint, it can be frustrating, it will take you to a very demanding and challenging place, it asks very hard personal questions, but trust me when I say it’s definitely worth it and there’s definitely no room for doubts. How is it done? Do it right…
There’s no if’s or buts…