When I look back to the problems I was experiencing after I’d just moved to live and work in Colorado in the USA back in 2002, I wasn’t just shocked but really, really frightened.
It was quite an emotionally stressful time as I’d met and married a Colorado native and was working in the computer software industry, stressful in itself but then to be told I had multiple sclerosis, a disease considered to be incurable definitely made me feel sad to say the least.
My attitude in everything I’ve done in life, be it work or play is to be optimistic, some people might chose to see “the glass half empty” but I really see no point in what I consider a negative defeatist attitude.
So upon diagnosis after refusing to take the neurologists advice to take what they call medicine… hah!!! just pure and simply pharmaceutical drugs that mask a symptom. I spent hours and hours, whenever I could searching for potential ways of beating this hideous disease.
Between 2004 and 2017 I must have tried more than 50 different things, including ccsvi, full dental revision, body chemistry rebalancing, bee venom therapy, numerous dietary changes, hydrochloric acid treatment, XanGo, Aloe Vera and lots and lots of so called miracle supplements.
So when I Read “Healing Multiple Sclerosis ” by Ann Boroch in August 2017 I tried to not get too excited but I couldn’t control my enthusiasm because the ABP seemed so much more real than anything I’ve tried or read about before.
I started September 1st and experienced what everyone else does during the first three months, as in a really difficult time feeling good and horrendously bad every few days, but rather than accepting the really depressing experience as a negative and giving up, I took the advice of a woman that was successfully following the protocol and persevered.
If looked at purely from a timescale perspective it would mean I have been following the protocol for three years and five months, but I had a nasty fall in March last year which has knocked me back somewhat, I’ve been bedridden for 11 months and not been able to furniture walk or exercise as I did.
Anyway I feel very positive and optimistic about being able to focus on my genuine healing.
So the question I ask myself now is can I do it? You can bet you your last dollar on it that the answer is..
Yes I can..