Post by Archief on Feb 7, 2014 10:18:18 GMT
(archief van oude forum oms.yourbb.nl)
libello
Geplaatst: 16 sep 2013, 15:47
bron: www.overcomingmultiplesclerosis.org/Community/What-Others-Say/
libello
Geplaatst: 16 sep 2013, 15:47
DRUG FREE - LESION FREE
I was diagnosed with MS 9 years ago when suddenly my life was turned upside down. I went from an independent, active, social, 28 year old Psychologist one day, to being unable to move off a couch or even pick up a pen for 3 months. I was incapacitated but determined. I decided not to go down the path of taking drugs but rather searched for an alternative or holistic approach.
Finding George’s book and attending his Gawler Foundation Retreat were completely life-changing. In embracing the lifestyle changes he recommends, I empowered myself to heal. I saw gradual but noticeable improvements. I learned how to listen to my own body and its needs, work through psychological and emotional dis-ease, and embraced a new diet. My journey had many challenges, but so many more rewards.
Last year I had an MRI, the first since my diagnosis. The first lesion had completely disappeared and the second was barely detectable to the naked eye. The neurologist was stunned!
I feel that I have definitely OVERCOME MS and in my case, without drugs.
I thank George Jelinek for his tireless research and his determination to make a positive contribution to all people diagnosed with MS.
- Linda Bloom
May 2011
Melbourne, Victoria
I was diagnosed with MS 9 years ago when suddenly my life was turned upside down. I went from an independent, active, social, 28 year old Psychologist one day, to being unable to move off a couch or even pick up a pen for 3 months. I was incapacitated but determined. I decided not to go down the path of taking drugs but rather searched for an alternative or holistic approach.
Finding George’s book and attending his Gawler Foundation Retreat were completely life-changing. In embracing the lifestyle changes he recommends, I empowered myself to heal. I saw gradual but noticeable improvements. I learned how to listen to my own body and its needs, work through psychological and emotional dis-ease, and embraced a new diet. My journey had many challenges, but so many more rewards.
Last year I had an MRI, the first since my diagnosis. The first lesion had completely disappeared and the second was barely detectable to the naked eye. The neurologist was stunned!
I feel that I have definitely OVERCOME MS and in my case, without drugs.
I thank George Jelinek for his tireless research and his determination to make a positive contribution to all people diagnosed with MS.
- Linda Bloom
May 2011
Melbourne, Victoria