I am a nurse and I have a herniated disk at
L4 L5 and a bulging disk at L1. When I was first diagnosed I had a lot of sick days. My manager insisted I go to the pain center. The pain center doctor immediately started talking surgery, and writing me prescriptions for pain pills.
"Those are my choices", I thought?
The meds were so strong that I fainted after getting out of the shower and hit my head on the sink. I had a gash in my head so that was a trip to the ER and a 4 day hospital stay to rule out cardiac and neuro problems.
I finally had to take a 12 week leave from work. I had used all of my sick days so I was having to pay my employer for my benefits and had no income. I wore a back brace, rested, iced, heat, etc. until I could return to work. After returning to work I wore one of those therma care wraps for my 12 hour shift. I also used over the counter aleve, excedrin and ibuprofen. I did that for 4 years.
This past spring my doctor did bloodwork and was concerned about my liver panel. That's when I started noticing how many over the counter meds I was taking per day. Then Shayna Cross started posting about weaning herself off her rheumatoid arthritis meds. I know how painful that is so I asked what she was taking.
I ordered some SOUL. Within 7 days (2 SOULS per day up to three on a busy day at work) I was pain free.
I became a distributor after a week. As of 10/21/14 (90 days) I am still pain free and have not taken any over the counter meds. I use it topically on my face as a dermabrasion, my hair is growing in thicker and faster. I no longer get gel wraps, tips or shellac because my natural nails are healthy. My spider veins (which I used to get injected) are fading.
The ringing in my ears which I have had since I was 39 is 80% gone. I have an eye exam scheduled because I can no longer see the "floaters" in my eyes and I want it confirmed by a doctor. After 90 days I feel my mood is better and I feel younger mentally and physically. I have a sense of "wellness."
It is hard to put into words, but it has changed my life. I'll make another post about winning a bet with my doctor about cholesterol."
~ Debra Whitice Hamer