Chapter 28 What’s next?

I’m trying to get back into the habit of writing my story and sharing my history and what’s currently going on and it’s not been fun trying.

My health is roughly the same, if I had to guess I’d say that it’s improved a bit which is a good thing. I tried to advance to the next stage of detoxing from the mycotoxins but that didn’t go so well. After a couple days on the new meds I was loopy and looked like I had Parkinson’s I was shaking so badly. I could barely walk and was ready to buy a cane to help and instead reached out to my doctor who had me move to once a day administration which helped but was still too much so we went back to the old meds for a bit and we will try to get more of the mold out before we try for the fungus.

If you have weird illnesses or symptoms that just won’t go away I highly recommend getting tested for mycotoxins and start there. Mold and fungus can cause havoc on your body without you knowing, I’ve now traced my mold exposure to childhood so it makes sense that my health history has been what it is. So many years I was called a hypochondriac when in reality I was full of mold causing issues inside me. I was put on so many different medications that did nothing for me, I was made fun of, I was abused, called a liar and most of all I was told I was making things up. Even to this day there are people in my life who don’t think I’m as sick as I am because I don’t “look” sick.

I pray no one has to go through this because it hasn’t been fun at all. What hurts the most is how many people think I should just go to an oncologist and start cancer treatment instead of addressing why I have a tumor in my boob. I was able to have my blood drawn to double check the cancer stem cells in my body to determine what kind of cancer is going on in there if there is any. I’m looking forward to those results.

As far as the rest of my life goes, it’s been the same, work, home, rest.

I’ll do another update when I get those results back!