Moving forward or improving in your health and lessening the debilitating symptoms of any disease and specifically multiple sclerosis is, according to the worlds experts an impossible thing to do. So, those of us doing what “they” say is impossible is a monumental olympian achievement. As “we” know, and I’m referring to those blessed with the opportunity to follow the Ann Boroch Protocol, the challenge or challenges we face can be exacerbated when loved ones or friends think we are being ridiculous and voice thier disapproval of our efforts especially when times are tough. Those particular problems have never applied to me, firstly I don’t have a spouse and secondly and more importantly my immediate family, my beautiful mum and sister Suzie have always been very supportive and never doubted or questioned my decision. The “lifestyle” changes are hard enough without people doubting or questioning the protocol, it’s been genuinely proven thousands of times that it works, it’s bloody hard at times requiring your own discipline and determination to do it properly.
When someone starts on the ABP the changes in dietary choices can be seen as huge but the more you know and understand by reading and re-reading Ann’s books and experiencing the improvents that will happen, the more convinced and focused you’ll become.
Two years after starting the protocol I had an accident seriously damaging my knees which has restricted me somewhat in exercising. But I’ve persevered and apart from muscle weakness and a “hummingbird bladder” the MS symptoms have mostly disappeared which as I’m sure you can understand makes me very happy.
At 5.15 this morning, after 5 hours sleep which is great for me I was able to do an exercise for longer and have better results than at anytime before. How did I do it?
Because I believe in what I’m doing…