It rains all the time here, in Xalapa. I'm told that the weather has changed dramatically because of global warming and it was not like this a few years ago. Mold is everywhere. As soon as our money comes in from new contract we just signed and I'm strong enough, I out of here. I read that it is prevalent in new Orleans too. we were supposed to move in November for my birthday, but I could barely stand for more that 20 minutes. I probably ate some fruit. We went native. Our friends took us to some of there favorite places (hole in the walls in my opinion)
I think probably 100%. no organ damage. I'm on a treatment that is not legal in the states, and is only available from a Dr. here and one in Cuba. While it has been approved by the world health organization, I do not think it will ever be approved by the FDA. I read that certain drugs that i can get here or in Europe, you can not get in the States because the approval process is too cost prohibited. i even read that some drugs that can treat really serious illnesses are approved for more common less serious illnesses, but not for the serious illness because of cost. The protocol used in the states is only antibiotics. My doctor has me on the antibiotic, an immune system builder for people with immune deficiencies, and a vaccine. I think if I was not on on immune build or the vaccine, the fatal symptoms would not have disappeared so fast and there might have been damage. Before I was diagnosed and my symptoms really appeared, I thought I had another parasite. i would spend hours researching. unfortunately, non of the information I have read on Leptospirosis in English fits my symptoms. However, in Spanish, I have found more documents where the symptoms match mine. I think most of the research is being done here and in Cuba. After my first wrong diagnosis of Lupus and discovering these parasites that mimicked lupus, I started overdosing on herbs that repair and clear out the liver as well as kill parasites, I also drank clay and did digestive cleanses, so my liver pain was for a very short period. When it was the worse, all I ate was raw veggies, apple cider vinegar dressing, ginger tea, and lots of filtered water. i had contacted someone with real severe lupus who was able to rid himself of all his symptoms by going totally raw veggies. Since I hated eating anyway, I decided to try it. I think all of that protected me. The only permanent affect is that I do not think I'm going to have a second baby. I can, but this has been so excruciatingly painful, I can't face the pain of another difficult pregnancy or three day labor. I need a break from pain for a while. And while the worse it over, I'm still not yet really physically comfortable. My girlfriend a had a baby a year after this doctor treated her, but I think I have a more severe case than most. Other than a doctor who went into a coma, I do not know about a lot of correctly diagnosed cases as severe as mine-- at least they are not recorded online in English. I don't have a book but there are a a lot of medical sites on th web. I spent hours on them. While I am sure he would not care now that I am better, I promised my husband I would not visit them for a while, because back before I was diagnosed, I would find illnesses that I had all the symptoms of that would say that i was likely to die. Since stress triggers symptoms, I had to stop obsessing on the medical web sites. I do still use on natural healing web site to deal with my symptoms. What I do have are protocols for three categories of parasites that i put together while I was sick real sick. My daughter never got sick, but now i want to protect her and us from any other illnesses. So I keep a list of things that kill parasites coming in and also ones that kill them once they are in your body. right now, I drink apple cider vinegar everyday as a prevention. i give my daughter bee propolis as a prevention. Once things settle down a little, I'm going to take some additional measures. My mother went to Acapulco a few months go and i gave her a list of stuff i want her to take a week before, during and after the trip she did ok. an associate of mine likes traveling around Asia and a few months ago he was eating raw pork and blood dish in some village he visited, so I'm putting together a protocols for him [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Well, for the record, Phyllis is the same way: she hates calling only > when things go wrong. But you can reach out any time, good or bad, > rain or shine. Thank God you're okay, what's the overall prognosis for > when you're going to be completely healed, specifically the organ > damage? From what I read, it causes jaundice among other things, which > of course really hits the liver. I also see it's common in freshwater > areas, tropical and floodplain areas especially. Where do you think > you caught it? Possibly some fresh veggies that had been contaminated? > > Do you have a book, computer program, or bookmarked website of > infectious diseases? > > -------------- Original message -------------- > From: "Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > <mailto:tdlists%40multiculturaladvantage.com>> > > > I planned on telling you but it snuck up on me and how do you bring > that up. > > > > By the time I realized I was dying, I had no energy to reach out to > > people. The symptoms that I noticed could be a whole lot of common > > illnesses. I got here and got the stomach virus a lot people get when > > they come to Mexico. Then I got the same nasty cold that put your back > > out in Atlanta two falls ago. Thereafter, about every three weeks I got > > a cold . A month later acne and migraines every once in a while. I was > > depressed and moody but who wouldn't be if they were sick loosing money > > and it was cold and rainy in so called sunny Mexico. The only reason I > > know approximately when we caught it is by one of my husbands symptoms. > > extremely painful and dry eyes. He got them a few weeks after we got > > here. Both me and my husband were diagnosed with leptospirosis, but I > > got much sicker then he did. > > > > I did not get sick beyond the colds, migraines, acne and moodiness > until > > August. I got a little better and then in October over a three week > > period, I lost my hair, my finger nails, nausea, hearing, got dizzy, > > tumors, lost the feeling on my right side, chest pains, liver pain > > difficulty breathing, my right hand turned blue, had tremors, and a lot > > more. They diagnosed me with lupus and I was about to take the > > treatment, and then this friend of mine who used to be a > > anthropologist. They catch everything. He insisted I had a parasite > > called Leptospiros and that it mimics Lupus. he harassed me everyday, > > until I agreed to talk to the immune system specialist. Any way I have > > it. If you are diagnosed right, it does not kills you. luckily, I have > > the number one doctor in the world for it. I was able to walk and > > leave the house thirty minutes after my first shot. > > > > I did not say anything , because at first I did not know I was sick, > and > > then I was afraid I was going to die. It was extremely consumed it was > > extremely painful. since pain medicine suppresses your immune > systems so > > I was not very social. I just started feeling better a few weeks ago. > > you may have noticed I've been posting a lot more. How do you bring up > > something sooooo bizarre. i think the Astronaut, Wookie, Anna Nicole, > > gabor stories gave me the strength to come out with my bizarre. Just > > kidding. I'm sorry, we had stopped talking and I do not like to call > > people just when things are going bad > > > > So to be even more bizarre, I'm probably going to stay in Mexico for > two > > more years, but we re leaving Xalapa AKA Seattle South. > > > > Tracey > > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:KeithBJohnson%40comcast.net> wrote: > > > > > > Okay, Tracey, equal parts anger and relief. The latter, 'cause you're > > > still with us. THe former, 'cause I heard nothing of this! What > happened?! > > > > > > -------------- Original message -------------- > > > From: "Tracey de Morsella (formerly Tracey L. Minor)" > > > > > > > > > > > > > Regarding Mexico> > > > > > > > > You should not go by me. I got sick on my third day here (didn't > know > > > > it at the time) and almost died in October. We have made great > > > > friends. People adopt you here like you are a relative. The African > > > > Americans adopt you too. I think I have a new uncle and cousin. Now > > > > that I'm getting better, since I can't really go out much, Our > friends > > > > bring food, booze, kids for my daughter to play and come over. > So it is > > > > an interesting convalescence. > > > > > > > > A few weeks ago, my husband, my brother in law and my daughter > explored > > > > some ruins and then when to the beach. I hope to go back there > and to > > > > the hot springs before we move out of this area. My husband also > went > > > > exploring on the 5th tallest mountain in North American a few weeks > > > > ago. Right now I live in the mountains so it is always cold and > rainy. > > > > however, it is about to get real hot for the remaining months > I'm at > > > > this location. My illness almost destroyed our company, but now > things > > > > are picking up a lot. As soon as I'm better we are moving to > Cuernvaca > > > > to finnaly set up our office. However, don't hold me too that, > > > > sometimes we really want to live on the Yucatan by the beach. > > > > Unfortunately, that not the best place to do business. But i really > > > > love the location we plan to move to. Business of all the things > > > > happening with the business we plan on staying another two years > to get > > > > things set up and then either come back to the States, or check out > > > > Barcelona. We have relative there and I won't have to start all > over > > > > with a new lnguage. Who knows? Right now, I'm just focusing on > getting > > > > better and adapting to this business growth. > > > > > > > > Tell your wife you hve scifinoir obligations. > > > > > > > > Tracey > > > > > > > > B. Smith wrote: > > > > > > > > > > I've been M.I.A. because work is a bear and my wife has been > hogging > > > > > the computer at home. > > > > > > > > > > How's life way down South(of the border)? > > > > > > > > > > --- In scifinoir2@yahoogroups.com > <mailto:scifinoir2%40yahoogroups.com> > > > > > > > > , "Tracey de Morsella (formerly > > > > > Tracey > > > > > L. Minor)" wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > Hey!!! Where is everyone??? My productivity at work is going > to go > > > > > > waaaay down if I can't break up my day chatting with you > guys.... > > > > > > > > > > > > Tracey > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > Yahoo! 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