I do cover my lesions.  I'm also very conscious of touching others.  I try to
keep personal contact to a minimum - even when I don't have an active outbreak. 
I disinfect my area every day, use hand sanitizer all the time, wash my hands
frequently.  At present I have nothing to cover, and I owe that to my new
regimen with tea tree oil and colloidal silver. 

MKT

Mary Kay Thompson,
Freelance Writer/Photographer

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a little." - Edmund Burke

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--- On Tue, 7/21/09, mc090909@... <mc090909@...> wrote:

From: mc090909@... <mc090909@...>
Subject: Re: [MRSA] Re: mrsa positive stories
To: MRSA@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, July 21, 2009, 11:00 AM

Mkt

I have celluitis also. I have a question do you cover up your breakouts when you
go to work and do you stay away from others at work when you have one. I am
returning to work aug 17 and I'm afraid once the antibiotics stop I will have a
breakout. Thanks
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-----Original Message-----
From: Mary Kay Thompson <frelnc@...>

Date: Tue, 21 Jul 2009 05:24:03
To: <MRSA@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: Re: [MRSA] Re: mrsa positive stories


Your story is encouraging.  I am still trying to find a way to outwit the bug. 
I began taking colloidal silver about 3 weeks ago, about 4 days prior to the end
of the last round of antibiotics from my last infection - cellulitis in my right
forearm.  The infection seems to be at bay right now.  What is frustrating is
waiting to see where it will pop up next.

I have a question.  Have any of you experienced small hard nodules with a thin
clear skin over them that ooze serum when broken open?  I have 2 about 4 to 5
inches away from the original infection site on my arm.  Since I started taking
colloidal silver they don't "progress" into a full-blown infection, but those
little things seem to take forever to heal.  I'm wondering if they are "pockets"
of MRSA infection, or something else entirely.



MKT

Mary Kay Thompson,
Freelance Writer/Photographer

"Nobody made a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could only do
a little." - Edmund Burke

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--- On Sun, 7/19/09, anitariley65 <anitariley65@...> wrote:

From: anitariley65 <anitariley65@...>
Subject: [MRSA] Re: mrsa positive stories
To: MRSA@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, July 19, 2009, 9:54 AM






 




   
                  --- In MRSA@yahoogroups. com, "mc090909" <mc090909@.. .>
wrote:

>

> I belong to 3 mrsa message boards. I know we  all have problems and searching
for answers but are there any positive stories out there. Thanks

>



My MRSA was short lived thank God. I had a cortisone shot in both knees, and one
filled with MRSA. Within a few days I had 2 surgeries on that knee, spent a
total of 6 weeks in the hospital, and have not had a positive set of swabs yet.
That was in 2005. 4 years later I'm still MRSA free. And I haven't had to have
cortisone in that knee either since.






     

   
   
   
     
   
   








   


   
   


     

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