Lucky…
When I was initially diagnosed with multiple sclerosis back in February 2004, I’d been living and working in Denver, Colorado after I’d moved there from my home in England, I was of the opinion that the woman I’d married would honour the marriage vows we had said, y’know “for richer or poorer, better or worse and in sickness or in health”… apparently she ignored them because 4 years after my diagnosis she was unfaithful with a rich and successful Mexican dude.
I’ve mentioned before that my life prior to MS was a very physically active one, I’d done 834 skydive’s, I was actually in the Guiness Book of Records in 1989, I was a Hang glider, Scuba diver, Mountain biker, Rock climber and a Pilot.. because of many long and hard day’s at work I had been reasonably successful which enabled me to have some fast…very fast bikes , I had also traveled around the world. more than most people, so you could say I’d been living a good life.
Upon diagnosis with MS, the neurologist called me an idiot because I categorically refused medication, on top of being told I was an idiot, the neuro also said I’d be in a wheelchair permanently within 6 months, HAH!!!!, never happened….
3 years after diagnosis I was still working full time and was employed as the Client service director for the World leading authority in biological dentistry and body chemistry rebalancing, in 2011 my symptoms were obvious and creating problems, I lost my job and after 3 months had no unemployment or disability benefits. I struggled a great deal and about 6 months later after my savings had all gone, I knew I would lose my apartment and my truck, so I was in deep doo doo’s or up shit creek without a paddle.
With help from my incredible mum and sister Suzie, I was able to return to England, four years later I learned of and started on the Ann Boroch protocol which in all honesty has saved my life.
So ignoring the defeatist’s and paying no attention to the statement of MS being incurable, I’m actually healing my body, I’m only half way there so far, but that means being healthy, having no symptoms of any disease and actually living a life as opposed to existing. This is my goal and it’s a very realistic one, it’s happening to me, as it has for thousands… yes thousands before me…. how am I doing it? It’s because I’m not a defeatist I’m not negative and I believe and have faith in the ABP, even after all I’ve been through, and this is only a sample of the crap that’s happened in my life, so maybe I’m just….
Lucky