If you don't look, you won't see it

I emailed one of the members here (please forgive me for forgetting your name) and she had done a lot of work with her microscope. After thinking about it, I purchased a research grade microscope, slides, a camera for it, and everything I needed. I am not educated enough to make a stain that will show bartonella, but I can find the babesia. I have not seen borrelia but I did find my main problem, fungi. Call it mold, fungi, either way, I can't get well because of the mold. My A/C unit is 12 years old and has had problems with water condensation so I think it's coming from inside my duct work. I need to change a coil so I'm just going to replace the entire unit along with the duct work. I think this is the first step to getting rid of the fungi. Maybe the herbs will work on the other after that. It's one step at a time.

The moral of the story, if no one is looking at your blood, no one is finding out exactly what is wrong with you. I only found 4 fungi and 4 babesia on an entire stain. Get a live blood analysis if you can find someone to do it.

georgia, it was me. Dont be surprised if the fungi/mold fights back. I was feeling GREAT and pushed my immune system and this mutant b@stard fungi moved into my ear and right sinus in a last ditch effort. Now taking diflucan, serrazimes (3rd gen serrapeptase) and berberine to mount an attack. the nystatin kicked it out of my intestines but it will not go quietly.

PS I moved to a different state, have no ac and had the house remediated before I moved in... and the saphrophytic fungi is still an issue.

Post Edited (PathogenKiller) : 9/12/2013 8:22:35 PM (GMT-6)

I stopped looking at anyone else's blood after I saw some seriously abnormal lymphocytes indicative of cancer in a friend who is going to do nothing to change their lifestyle. I looked at my husbands blood a few times that's it. I can't handle the pressure of knowing and then having to do all the legwork for him. I'll need to literally set out his meds on schedule and police everything he eats. Can't handle that right now. I'm putting on my life mask first.

My daughter had that done at a lab (not mainstream) and it was before her Lyme diagnosis and I would like to see if they kept the results so we could see it again. I remember seeing different creatures, but didn't have the knowledge I do now. She remembers seeing a lot of sparkly stuff in it, but I don't think they had an explanation for it. I told her it was all the glitter on cakes she ate at kids birthday parties. ;) It is interesting to see.

Deejavu said...
Okay, I'm confused. What is the purpose of looking at your own blood unless you are a doctor or scientist and want to come up with a new medicine or botanical?
The only reason I wanted this nurse (which was almost 14 years ago) look at my blood because I was desperate to see if she would see anything in my blood and I think it was just sheer luck that she saw my spirochetes. She was not lyme literate and first thought the spirochetes could be syphilis since lyme and syphilis spirochetes look the same. But since I was married and faithful as well as my husband, I knew I didn't have any STD. I just took notes from what she told me as I have never heard the word "spirochete" in my entire life before.

From there I went to another doctor and he sent me to yet another doctor who finally sent my blood to IgeneX.

Please explain this to me as I don't get it.... Duh!!

Denise

Knowledge is the key, and since there is no one trying to help us, we must help ourselves. I might not know exactly what I'm looking at, but I can look at different things on the internet and I may be able to determine exactly what it is. I can see Babesia and a lot of fungi/mold. I can't clear the Babesia because I'm not attacking the mold. I've got a new A/C unit going in today. After seeing the mold in my blood and under my house, I had my A/C duct work under the house checked. The main line coming from the unit wasn't large enough to handle the volume of air my unit put out. It caused condensation and water accumulation inside the duct. Since my coil was 12 years old and it's not keeping the temps down, I opted to replace everything. It cost more, but I'll never get well living with an A/C unit that has mold in the ducts. I feel it's in my family's best interest to make the change. Maybe then I'll stop the babesia.

Deejavu said...
Thanks so much for explaining this to me Georgia Hunter, I guess I'm not that smart and that's okay. I'm smart in other area's, at least I hope I am! LOL! I saw my own spirochetes once and that was enough for me.
I agree we must be our own advocates for our health. I could not help myself and every doctor I saw could not help me either. I think I saw between 50 to 75 doctors (maybe more, not kidding) during a 5 year span. Some doctors I walked out on because within 2 minutes they told me I either had chronic fatigue syndrome, or I was depressed, or I was this, that, la de da de dah.....

As you probably know, the turning point in my life was when I bought Dr. Jernigan's book (I didn't find out about him on my own, it was another forum that talked about him and another member who went to his clinic). I was amazed at what I was reading (and believe me, I didn't understand everything Dr. Jernigan wrote either). But I did understand his explanations as to why Borrelogen, Microbojen, Neuro-Antitox Formula's worked, why it was important to detox, do liver/gallbladder cleanses, coffee enema's, etc. He opened up an entire new world for me...

I wish you the best getting rid of all the mold! I clean using Hydrogen Peroxide (for showers, sinks, bathrooms, etc. instead of those name brand cleaners that have chemicals) but I don't know if that's enough to get rid of mold I probably have. I know there are all different types of mold and most types are not visible to the eye...

Thanks again for explaining!!
Denise

For anyone on this board, if a Dr tells you that you have chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, depression, whatever they say, your first question to them is "Why do I have it?" If they can't give you an explanation as to why, you need to move on. There are three parts to wellness, 1. Prevention 2. Treatment 3. Cure. Doctors don't work with Prevention or Cure. Treatment will not become a cure if you can't isolate what is causing the issues. Prevention is even better but it doesn't pay the bills for the medical community. Always ask why! Look at your situation and try to determine what is your issue. I have an employee that has borderline IBS and she eats terrible. She ate a BBQ pork sandwich on Friday and I told her she shouldn't eat it. She didn't listen. I told her that she would be sick on Monday or Tuesday from her body's reaction to the pork. Guess what, her temp was 103.5 yesterday. What she is eating is causing her issues. She won't accept it and continues to punish herself. With us, it's a combination of environment, food, and genetics. Figure out what environmental factors and food are contributing to your issues and try to eliminate them. Borrelia and the other pathogens are just part of the toxin problem. There will be other issues that are more easily corrected.

Georgia, a really good thing to take note of when you start this is how large something is. It's size will help you classify it. So, a standard Red blood cell is 7mm if you can then think about other objects in terms of their relation to the red blood cell it will help.

I really think the mold is secondary to focusing on our detox capabilities. B vitamins help fight mold. Mold inhibits b-12 and other methyl cycle needs. Atleast this has been my own experience.

Also vitamin d protects you from the allergic reaction your body has to the mold that is in your system. As long as your body is reacting it is causing inflammation.

I thought of your post when I saw this:

http://lymemd.blogspot.ca/2013/09/babeisa-species-blood-smear-from-my.html

Blood smears from serologically negative patients. 

orangebeach said...
Very interested in this. What kind did you buy and how do you do it?

This is very coincidental. I just now was searching the forum for topics dealing with walking issues. I had read a post from you saying you were wheelchair bound. This post was from 4 years ago. I wanted to check your progression, so I looked at your posting history and seen that you had not posted on here since 2013.... until today!!!

How are you doing?

Hehe, this sounds vaguely threatening ;) "My sister is coming over today, she'll get looked at too."

But very cool my friend, so happy to hear you are doing microscope research and finding such results (well, I mean I'm glad you are finding results that could prove very helpful for your case!). Can't wait to see how things go with new strategies this opens up for you in treatment and health, please keep us posted.