I SURE HOPE YOU ARE WRONG ABOUT MRSA being a death sentence as I am a carrier. A two year old incision and a one year old broken skin area were both cultured to be infected with MRSA. By a strict interpretation of MRSA you are very correct about a death sentence.
I have always believed that when something is going wrong with my body or life, that there must be something I can do, not do, or buy. I drank around $200.00 worth of Colloidal Silver several months back which I boasted to have been successful. Perhaps it was. In the past I had to demand cretin procedures by writing to anyone I tried to find to support me. But to demand care and treatment for the MRSA may not be my best interest, after all, by treatment was how the super bug began. I think the MRSA subject has been exhausted. Literature and comments seem to corral the mystery of this infection. Some doctors say antibiotics are the worst thing to be developed. Makes me feel as having leprosies' must feel. Thanks for the many comments. Merrill _____ From: Lori Michaelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, April 05, 2008 2:39 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; quad-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] the show today on Dr. Phil about superbug scare We do not watch Dr. Phil anymore. Haven't for two years. Prior to that he had a great show going on but then he turned sensationalistic. And there are commercials every six minutes. BUT I remembered getting a notice from his website and that THAT topic (MRSA) would be covered with individuals with first-hand experience. Dr. Phil said that he did not want to sensationalize it but he did not want to trivialize it either. In our opinion... he did sensationalize it. But, besides that and for those who did not watch it ... MRSA is 85% of hospital acquired (I added the 5%) and 15% community acquired. Which is exactly why I stay out of hospitals! Further, we really don't think the blonde girl was diagnosed correctly. MRSA makes you terribly, terribly sick or kills you with any few days. She probably DOES have some sort of infection going but we highly doubt that it is MRSA. She certainly would not be looking that well or going for so long without being horribly sick. Just our humble opinion. But acquiring methicillin-resistant staph aureus is pretty much a death sentence. But we and/or the doctors have done that to ourselves over the last xx number of years. Keeping everything as clean as possible? Bleach will kill just about anything and that is why I have turned to using that for the last 20 years or so. There is not a product out there that will kill like bleach does. Companies like to (LOVE TO) advertise that their product is a super safeguard but, hey, it makes them a buck. Lori Michaelson Age - 43 C4/5 complete quad, 28 years post Tucson, AZ On Tue, Apr 1, 2008 at 9:14 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: http://www.drphil.com/shows/show/1048 The Cleanse LightT Portable Ultraviolet Sanitizer kills up to 99.99% of Bacteria, Viruses, Fungi, Mold and Dust Mites on household surfaces, bedding and clothing is perfect for Home, Business & Travel usage. 59.95 is out of stock that will be available in four to six weeks. http://www.cleanselight.com/ The doctors also said that the germicide gel is also good, although does not get rid of dirt and using Lysol to spray everything down. A light seems like a good idea, if you have someone that we use. It seems especially good for use during this cold and flu season. _____ Create a Home Theater Like the Pros. Watch <http://home.aol.com/diy/home-improvement-eric-stromer?video=15&ncid=aolhom0 0030000000001> the video on AOL Home. -- Lori C4/5 complete quad, 27 years post Tucson, AZ
