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

Hello I am Brian and I am a workalcoholic..well up to when I got MRSA. I had a

callous that never healed. On the surface was just a callous but when they dug

and dug it was infected. I worked 7 days aweek, 2 full time jobs, and not a

great marriage, I was always angry and took it out on everyone in my path. not a

great life. but after many of times in the hospitals and a partial

amputation...I love life now. Sure I still have bad days...who doesn't?? But my

life is more complete... I have no regrets about the amputation, I feel great

about it, I mean sure my life has changed and it sucks I still get sick. But it

really slowed me down, ..never wanted to be at home. but now its like a second

chance to work on my marriage, relationship with kids. and i am learning so

much..drawing, painting, learned how to knit, make cards, scrapbook, how to

communicate, my wife is happier than she ever has.  so a lot of positive came by

having staph. I am home all the

  time and enjoying life.

--- On Tue, 7/14/09, mc090909 <mc090909@...> wrote:





From: mc090909 <mc090909@...>

Subject: [MRSA] mrsa positive stories

To: MRSA@yahoogroups.com

Date: Tuesday, July 14, 2009, 7:03 PM

















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







































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Absolutley!  This is such a great topic and very dear to my heart.  Our story is

long but I'll try be brief.  If you want read more about our recovery story you

can see it here:

http://www.mrsasupportgroup.com/ourmrsastory.html

(also some info on our home page, I think?)



I had MRSA symptoms for years which went undiagnosed, misdiagnosed and even

diagnosed without the doctor TELLING me.  To add insult to injury, I was even

laughed at when I correctly diagnosed myself (actually a very good surgeon who I

still like alot... he finally got me on the road to recovery by getting me

properly cultured).  Most of my symptoms would be considered CA-MRSA but I did

have a finger wound that was making me septic which could be considered

HA-MRSA... the line is so blurry now.  I was finally properly diagnosed in 2008

but had just given birth to my 2nd child, a baby girl.  After realizing all the

failures that antibiotics had to offer (and with additional concerns for my

nursing baby), I turned to clinically-tested alternative treatments.  It was

even better than I expected (I'll admit I still had doubt and A LOT of fear at

that time).  I felt better than I had in a long time (you don't realize just how

bad you feel until you finally start to get better).  Unfortunately, my baby

started showing signs of MRSA just a few months later (at 4 months old).  I'm

proud to tell you that she recovered using the same stuff I did and never took

one ABx at all.  HORAAY!  We also ended up doing some major diet changes in our

household.  We don't go crazy cleaning our home mostly because we just don't

have the time.  Alternative therapies and diet change worked with very little

supplementation which I'm just not into.  Diet change can seem overwhelming but

I've helped quite a few families with one or two changes at a time.  It's not as

hard as you might imagine and more about priorities than anything.



In February, I started a support website.  I used to stay awake at night with

all this info running about in my head and it was such a relief to get it all

out.  Shortly after that, I started selling stable allicin and offering

consultation for that as well as diet and other things that can help.  There is

hope but you must root your hope in knowledge and do your own research.  If we

continue to rely on the same things over & over that do NOT work, we will get

the same results.  God bless those who do not experience recurrences... they are

few & far between.  The rest of us need to take charge of our health care and

make some serious changes if we want to stick around on this planet as long as

possible.



I look forward to reading more success stories.

:-)

Carrie

www.MRSAsupportgroup.com



--- 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

>

--- 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.

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



Love dogs? Stop Breed Specific Legislation



Spay, Neuter, Adopt



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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.































































[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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



Love dogs? Stop Breed Specific Legislation



Spay, Neuter, Adopt



Support urban forestry programs - trees enhance our lives.



--- 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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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Where can I get the collidal silver

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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



Love dogs? Stop Breed Specific Legislation



Spay, Neuter, Adopt



Support urban forestry programs - trees enhance our lives.



--- 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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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

  MK, I have been getting sores for years in the area where I had a bad

cellulitis.



No one really knows what is going on.? But they are painful, and when they ooze

, it's serous.







































-----Original Message-----



From: Mary Kay Thompson <frelnc@...>



To: MRSA@yahoogroups.com



Sent: Tue, Jul 21, 2009 8:24 am



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











Love dogs? Stop Breed Specific Legislation











Spay, Neuter, Adopt











Support urban forestry programs - trees enhance our lives.











--- 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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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

In a message dated 7/21/2009 10:33:56 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

mc090909@... writes:



Where  can I get the collidal silver





_____________________________________________

I buy my colloidal silver from Nature's Sunshine online. They've been in

business a long time and I trust their products to be what they say they

are.



Best, Alice



Alice  Brown

Vineland, NJ



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I have been using coloidol silver from Bio Alternatives. Net.There silver seems

to help me and have had great results using their mediteranean oregano. Seem to

be high quality products at a decent price.Stay positive things do improve I

have been MRSA free for 2 years now. Thank God

Peace

Rick

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





From: fpalpacas@... <fpalpacas@...>

Subject: Re: [MRSA] Re: mrsa positive stories

To: MRSA@yahoogroups.com

Date: Tuesday, July 21, 2009, 1:02 PM





 









In a message dated 7/21/2009 10:33:56 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

mc090909@yahoo. com writes:



Where can I get the collidal silver



____________ _________ _________ _________ ______

I buy my colloidal silver from Nature's Sunshine online. They've been in

business a long time and I trust their products to be what they say they

are.



Best, Alice



Alice Brown

Vineland, NJ



************ **A Good Credit Score is 700 or Above. See yours in just 2 easy

steps!

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Yeah good for u dancing bear

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-----Original Message-----

From: dancingbear <dancingbear48@...>



Date: Tue, 21 Jul 2009 15:26:55

To: <MRSA@yahoogroups.com>

Subject: Re: [MRSA] Re: mrsa positive stories







I have been using coloidol silver from Bio Alternatives. Net.There silver seems

to help me and have had great results using their mediteranean oregano. Seem to

be high quality products at a decent price.Stay positive things do improve I

have been MRSA free for 2 years now. Thank God

Peace

Rick

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





From: fpalpacas@... <fpalpacas@...>

Subject: Re: [MRSA] Re: mrsa positive stories

To: MRSA@yahoogroups.com

Date: Tuesday, July 21, 2009, 1:02 PM





 









In a message dated 7/21/2009 10:33:56 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

mc090909@yahoo. com writes:



Where can I get the collidal silver



_____________________________________________

I buy my colloidal silver from Nature's Sunshine online. They've been in

business a long time and I trust their products to be what they say they

are.



Best, Alice



Alice Brown

Vineland, NJ



************ **A Good Credit Score is 700 or Above. See yours in just 2 easy

steps!

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I started buying my silver from our local health food co-op, but it was

simply TOOOO pricey.  Swanson's on the Internet carries Silver Biotics,

a very good product.  You can also get Silver Biotics at your local GNC. 



You can

also create it yourself.  I've been doing a lot of research on the

Internet about colloidal silver generators.  I have one on order and

can't wait to get it and start producing my own.  You have to use distilled

water, and should only make small batches of about 8 to 16 ounces at a time. 

I'll keep you posted on the outcome.



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



Love dogs? Stop Breed Specific Legislation



Spay, Neuter, Adopt



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



From: fpalpacas@... <fpalpacas@...>

Subject: Re: [MRSA] Re: mrsa positive stories

To: MRSA@yahoogroups.com

Date: Tuesday, July 21, 2009, 2:02 PM













 















In a message dated 7/21/2009 10:33:56 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,



mc090909@yahoo. com writes:







Where  can I get the collidal silver







____________ _________ _________ _________ ______



I buy my colloidal silver from Nature's Sunshine online. They've been in



business a long time and I trust their products to be what they say they



are.







Best, Alice







Alice  Brown



Vineland, NJ







************ **A Good Credit Score is 700 or Above. See yours in just 2 easy



steps!



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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



"Nobody made a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could only do

a little." - Edmund Burke



Love dogs? Stop Breed Specific Legislation



Spay, Neuter, Adopt



Support urban forestry programs - trees enhance our lives.



--- 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

Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T



-----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



Love dogs? Stop Breed Specific Legislation



Spay, Neuter, Adopt



Support urban forestry programs - trees enhance our lives.



--- 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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Health food stores carry it, but usually those are pretty expensive.  GNC

carries Silver Biotics, and you can order Silver Biotics from Swansons Vitamins

on the Internet.  MUCH less espensive that other brands.  Watch for sales (I'm

the queen of sales - if it's not on sale I don't buy it) and consider brewing

your own.  You can buy or make a colloidal generator.  I have one on order that

should be arriving within a week.  I'm excited to start making my own. 



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



Love dogs? Stop Breed Specific Legislation



Spay, Neuter, Adopt



Support urban forestry programs - trees enhance our lives.



--- 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, 10:35 AM



Where can I get the collidal silver

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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



Love dogs? Stop Breed Specific Legislation



Spay, Neuter, Adopt



Support urban forestry programs - trees enhance our lives.



--- 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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Hello, Nova.  Thanks for your response to my question about the little hard

nodes near healed cellulitis sites.  I started rubbing tea tree oil into them as

soon as they healed over.  We'll see...



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



Love dogs? Stop Breed Specific Legislation



Spay, Neuter, Adopt



Support urban forestry programs - trees enhance our lives.



--- On Tue, 7/21/09, Nova004@... <Nova004@...> wrote:



From: Nova004@... <Nova004@...>

Subject: Re: [MRSA] Re: mrsa positive stories

To: MRSA@yahoogroups.com

Date: Tuesday, July 21, 2009, 11:30 AM













 



















MK, I have been getting sores for years in the area where I had a bad

cellulitis.







No one really knows what is going on.? But they are painful, and when they ooze

, it's serous.







-----Original Message-----







From: Mary Kay Thompson <frelnc@yahoo. com>







To: MRSA@yahoogroups. com







Sent: Tue, Jul 21, 2009 8:24 am







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







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







From: anitariley65 <anitariley65@ yahoo.com>







Subject: [MRSA] Re: mrsa positive stories







To: MRSA@yahoogroups. com







Date: Sunday, July 19, 2009, 9:54 AM







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--- 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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