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Following the Ann Boroch Protocol with the long term aim of completely removing a supposedly incurable disease which in my case is multiple sclerosis is initially a very daunting endeavour…. in many cases the disease will have been an unwelcome resident for many years. I’d been suffering for thirteen and a half years before I started and just like many others had attempted a lot of programs, protocols, therapies, operations and “miracle pills” that according to “false testimonies” would restore my health.
In all honesty I believed the hype and wasted thousands of dollars and pounds because I desperately wanted to remove this hideous debilitating taker of life, out of my body.
I’m not bitter about the time, effort and money that to some extent was wasted, I’m not bitter because it enabled me to learn a great deal about what can and can’t be done and taught me a very valuable lesson.
Then in August of 2017 an old friend back in the States told me about the death of an amazing woman called Ann Boroch, she’d healed herself of MS in four years. The excitement I felt was slightly dampened by the possibility of this being another one of those “snake oil wonders”.
However, I bought the book “Healing Multiple Sclerosis” from Amazon and read it over a couple of days, at this point any doubts I had, had been blown away by Ann’s words. I commented on Facebook that I’d read the book and was about to start the Ann Boroch Protocol… ABP. The next day I received a message from someone called Janet Orchard who explained in more detail about how the protocol should be done.
Anyway twenty two months later, Janet has become a dear friend and mentor and I believe as big an influence in succeeding as the late Ann Boroch herself. The protocol isn’t a quick fix, it’s a permanent healing that if done properly can take four years or more… the change in food intake might appear rather restrictive to start, but trust me as those changes become the norm and the health improvements appear, it becomes no hardship at all. Four years or more, that’s 1460 days …. some people might see this as a long time and too difficult to achieve, it is a lot, and at times it can be very hard especially when you’re new to it, but when asked how do I and many others do this…. the answer is simple…..you think about living again and then you do it correctly and then take this…
One day at a time