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Hi all,

Just wanted to pop in and mention what I've been working on. I help

take care of a 89 YO woman. Probably 6 months ago, she started

getting sores on her legs and a few on her arms and back. She told

me that it seemed that there were bugs in the scabs she would pull

off. She felt this stinging sensation when they first appear. She

went to a dermatologist, who gave her steroid cremes etc. Then she

went to her reg Dr, who happens to be an Internal Dr. and he felt

like she has delusional parasitosis! I knew that I had heard of

something similar before and after a bit of searching, came across this:

http://www.morgellons-disease-research.com/morgellons-syndrome.html

It described her condition to a T! Her reg Dr by this time had

prescribed Xanax, then he upped her dosage to .5 mg at night and .25

in the am. The Derm prescribed 10 mg of Doxepin, which is often used

to help alleviate itching sensations. Hubby is on 75mg and can

hardly get up in the mornings. She was feeling so doped up that she

asked me to take the Doxepin and extra Xanax out of her pill boxes

that I fill for her....5 weeks at a time.

At first I tried Emu with just Lav/TT, hoping for nothing more than

to help get rid of the redness of these sores and help with the

healing of them. Problem was, she was trying to use the steroid

creme as well. The mixture was helping some, but still wasn't doing

as well as *I* thought it should be. So I mixed up Emu, Lav, TT and

Butch's Oregano. Within just a few weeks, her legs were looking

soooo much better! I've taken before and after pics just to document

all of this.

I went with her to the Derm appt last week. The nurse wanted to know

what all she had been doing for the sores and she told her that she

was not using the steroid creme nor the Doxepin. She looked a bit

concerned about that! My little lady friend can't seem to remember

to NOT call anything that I make up for her " medicine " ! She

mentioned it in front of the nurse, who thought she was talking to

her, so she offered to get more RX's from the Dr. I told the nurse

that the mixture I made for her was not medicine, just plain old emu

oil with some essential oils. Then she wanted my name and phone

number! LOL I had printed off the stuff from the internet about

this Morgellon's....especially since we live in OK, and some of the

studies/research are being done at a local University.

When the Derm came into the room he was very shocked to see how good

her legs looked. His exact words were... " I don't know what your

doing, but it sure is working, so keep at it! " . He was aware that

she wasn't using any of the prescribed meds, but didn't mention it to

her once he saw how well she looked ;) I tried to give him the

handout on Morgellon's and he basically told me those folks were

nuts. Sigh.....when will Dr's start being more open minded I

wonder?? So, thanks Butch, and Myrtle thanks you!

 

Now on to another friend I am trying to help. Her hubby has

Dyshidrotic Dermatitis and it mainly affects the soles of his

feet. The blisters are terrible apparently and he has been unable to

find any relief from either conventional methods or otherwise. Been

reading bits here & there, and saw Emu and unrefined shea

mentioned. Anyone have any experience with this? Wondering about

using EO's.....especially if the blisters burst and then there is the

fresh somewhat open skin.

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--- On Mon, 9/15/08, Chris Kelly <Purrrdy

wrote:

Sigh.....when will Dr's start being more open minded I

 

wonder?? So, thanks Butch, and Myrtle thanks you!

 

 

Dear Chris,Great work on the weird diagnosis, funny how the medical community

will outright deny the existence of something.  The CDC is throwing a bunch of

money to initiate more research as thousands of individuals across the U.S. are

reporting the same set of symptoms.No known cause or cure is available but from

all of the reports that I have read it's  pretty unbearable and good luck

getting treatment.  Many have not responded to antiviral, antifungal or

antibacterial medication.  So I guess the next step it just declaring it

psychosomatic and take a happy, little addictive pill.

 

Be well,

 

Rachel Markel

www.eoilco.com

http://ingredientmanager.eoilcolab.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Sorry that I'm so late in this, but I've been on holiday to Tasmania...

 

I would use Macadamia oil as my carrier (if you are using a lotion or balm make

sure that Mac oil is the major oil - unless they are nut intolerant), the reason

is that one of the chemicals in Mac oil will take the smaller molecules right

into the blood stream.  For the itch - Australian Sandalwood; for pain add some

Kunzia ambigua then add anything else you think would add to the benefits.

 

I've had a lot of success with Mac oil, Aus Sandalwood and the Kunzia. 

 

The Sandalwood is being grown in plantation format and is restricted for

wild-harvest, so feel comfortable.

 

 

Regards

Merinda

 

Don't burn your bridges until you have built a pontoon

 

 

Make the switch to the world & #39;s best email. Get 7 Mail!

http://au./y7mail

 

 

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