Date:   12/21/2010 9:53:58 PM ( 14 y ago)
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I am sorry to hear that. Now... this is just something to consider but you said you "feel the fungus is still there"... I have read (don't remember the book right now) that said that people who live with a certain affliction can still feel certain symptoms for sometime after being cured. It's like a phantom limb or something. Is that a possibility? It reminds me of my brother... he had toenail fungus for a long time... took medicine to fix it... and it took months for it to leave his body... he was cured but still had the bad toe for almost a year. Just a thought.

And once again... all I know is what worked for me. I should also add that sleep is crucial. Trying not to focus on the affliction helps as well. At one point, when I had given up... my symptoms did go away minus my sinus infections. In retrospect, I would take back the sinus infections instead of taking those Antibiotics ... on the other side of that is that I wasn't filling my body with chemicals anymore. Found myself more active because of my job... and then one day... poof.

I know it sucks. I think first you have to realize that everyone's body will react differently to different RX. Sometimes... no RX is the answer.

I was talking with a Chemist from NZ and he said that Americans are just killing themselves with all of these quick fix RX anymore. Everyone expects to be healed in a few days. He said the body just doesn't work like that. Though I know we all wish it did, we have to realize the damage we do. If we think about it... a simple fracture can take 5 to 10 weeks to heal, tendon injuries take months, and we are dealing with something much worse... some people are lucky to cure it in months.

IDK... sorry to ramble... but I know the frustration...
 

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