I really can't. Somebody misses me! I pretty much thought no one was even looking at my blog cos I get no hits at all. Sadness.
I am still sick ya'll. I spent all day long in bed yesterday which is something that pisses me off. I hate to lose a day like that.
But as I lay there cursing bacteria, I actually started having ideas and notions and such about some things I might like to cook. So, take heart and I will too.
Get better. And if you have staph on the outside of the body, you can put raw cabbage leaves on it, change it out 3 times a day of course, in addition to your antibiotics, and it will help with infammation and its high in sulphurs and will inhibit bacterial growth in the areas under the leaves. Red or Green Cabbage, fresh, not shredded. :)Get better soon.
ReplyDeleteI don't know how far away you are from Orange Beach Alabama, but there is a forum with medical experts in Orange Beach tomorrow at a church:
ReplyDeleteDispersant Exposure Health Forum at:
Christian Life Church
25550 Canal Road, Highway 180 East
Orange Beach, Alabama
"Come join us for information on the toxic health effects from exposure to the oil and the dispersants used along the Gulf Coast. If you are experiencing health problems that may be related to exposure to these toxins information will be available on testing and treatment . There will be prominent experts and several attorneys available to answer your questions."Date of this Forum: Saturday, October 9 2010 · 6:00pm - 10:00pm
The announcement originated at this facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=150076095029493 go here and RSVP if you are going to go.
There is also a protest scheduled for the 20th of Oct in Tampa fla,
I just thought I would let you know. I hope you are starting to feel better.
Okay so out of the forum, was born this survey: Gulf Health Survey http://www.gulfhealthsurvey.net/
ReplyDeleteRiki Ott is involved and well, you can go to the link and see for yourself. They are trying to get as many respondents to this survey as possible by Dec 31 2010. So if you or someone you know has been ill in the Gulf area, take the survey. Some symptoms of toxic illness mimic flus and colds that never end, or MRSA and other infections.