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There is no hope: Life feels impossible to me

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Did you ever think about , looking for help differently.
Chinese medicine, alternative medicine, nature path etc.
Clean eating, specific exercises?
My husband was very sick when he was young and nobody could help him ( stomach ulcers) ulcers on his whole body!
He had so many surgeries but they came back always again.
He was poisoned from a wood stain, that we used for painting the whole house. ( Xyladecor)!
He was so sick that he couldn’t work anymore, brain fog, headaches, skin on hands and feeds broke up and bleed, it was horrible.
Finally, after long researches we found somebody who worked with leeches, what a blessing, a few visits and his whole body healed up.
For his stomach problems, I explored hop healthy spelt corn is, I baked my own bread with spelt flour for years.
After years of suffering we finally explored the alternative medicine.
We both, my husband and I were so fascinated, that he studied for nature path and Chinese medicine and I studied nature path psychology
To be always ready to help ourselves and also family and friends.
We still think working with leeches is the best ever, wonderful animals who can do “miracles”!
Hope this gives you hope 🙏
PS.2011 we immigrated from Germany to Alaska and never regretted. It’s a different lifestyle, a lot of fishing and hunting and our nature.

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Yes! I always try natural methods before I resort to Western medicine. Your story is very inspiring. I am using Genuine Essiac Tea right now, which has a lot of research behind it, mostly for cancer. Cudos to you for stretching outside our traditional medicines to find ways to heal. There are so many options and what is hardest for me is that there are very few practitioners who can "prescribe" holistic/homeopathic options, and no insurance support, even though, if they would embrace it and support it finincially, it would save money.

Hi Rainerhans,
What a terrible time your poor husband had and for so long! But what a miracle those leeches turned out to be! I didn't realize that using leeches really worked! I've read many novels written in the 1800's and 1700's where they did use leeches when someone was very ill. But I never believed that they really worked! I thought it was just a remedy and about all they had to work with in those days. It's good to know how well things turned out for your husband with the leeches!

How nice you moved to Alaska! I live in Washington State and have only been to Alaska once; Kodiak. It was just beautiful! That was some years ago but from what I've read Alaska has remained pretty much the same.

Thanks for telling us about the leeches!
PML