@fridholmbusinessoffice246 Жыл бұрын
Luv your quirky, fun personality. Good info. And your epilogue "hey guys, i'm filming..." was icing on the cake
@Gacha_kitty_Kat Жыл бұрын
I have MRSA, I've had it since I was two when I got it again I watched this and this helped me so so much!
@dadskrej5226 7 ай бұрын
Check out 'phages'. Phages are a virus that absolutely devours bacteria, replicating until all the bacteria is gone, then dies out. There are several million phages in a drop of seawater. I read about them in Popular Mechanics or Popular Science several years ago.. My wife had MRSA after a hip implant...lived with it until it required many medicated revisions. It remained, however when she had blood tests. After reading the article in the magazine, I shared it with my wife. We made a 300 mile trip to the west coast of Washington state, and brought back 2 gallons of INCOMING TIDE (freshest) seawater that she sipped on for 2 weeks. Two years later she tested negative for MRSA. That was 3 years ago...still negative. Read the article. It worked for her.
@RhiWildeupgrade Жыл бұрын
I'm in the hospital with MRSA right now. I had to have an emergency surgery, and it was EXCRUCIATING. This was helpful to know, and very upbeat for the subject matter 😂
@groovejet77 Жыл бұрын
If you're still struggling try chlorine dioxide it's amazing. It's saved my life.
@dadskrej5226 7 ай бұрын
Check out 'phages'. Phages are a virus that absolutely devours bacteria, replicating until all the bacteria is gone, then dies out. There are several million phages in a drop of seawater. I read about them in Popular Mechanics or Popular Science several years ago.. My wife had MRSA after a hip implant...lived with it until it required many medicated revisions. It remained, however when she had blood tests. After reading the article in the magazine, I shared it with my wife. We made a 300 mile trip to the west coast of Washington state, and brought back 2 gallons of INCOMING TIDE (freshest) seawater that she sipped on for 2 weeks. Two years later she tested negative for MRSA. That was 3 years ago...still negative. Read the article. It worked for her.
@gardennovice7896 5 ай бұрын
Been fighting mrsa for 3 years
@SimplyKikiLove Жыл бұрын
I love her positive spirit. My son has MRSA.
@Psychedelicah Жыл бұрын
You're not crazy. I'm happy people like you exist so you can heal me, cause IDK shit about bacteria lol
@dadskrej5226 7 ай бұрын
Check out 'phages'. Phages are a virus that absolutely devours bacteria, replicating until all the bacteria is gone, then dies out. There are several million phages in a drop of seawater. I read about them in Popular Mechanics or Popular Science several years ago.. My wife had MRSA after a hip implant...lived with it until it required many medicated revisions. It remained, however when she had blood tests. After reading the article in the magazine, I shared it with my wife. We made a 300 mile trip to the west coast of Washington state, and brought back 2 gallons of INCOMING TIDE (freshest) seawater that she sipped on for 2 weeks. Two years later she tested negative for MRSA. That was 3 years ago...still negative. Read the article. It worked for her.
@Daisymay3303 Жыл бұрын
I have had Mersa on my left side, my face for the past at least five years. From an infection underneath my left cheek implant went from staph to MRSA I have done every anabiotic that they can give me my latest one that they have tried me on is Linezolid which costs $3700 if you do not have insurance and that still didn't help me. And on the side of my face is the worst part because nobody is giving me good direction on how to clean it properly they just keep telling me I have to have my cheek implant removed. Which hopefully will be happening soon. I have to now go to an infectious disease doctor because nobody else knows what to do with me or nobody wants to take the challenge of making me better. I wish I could take a picture and show people it's the worst and not only is it painful it's made me so self-conscious about myself that I won't even leave the house
@nanpac3699 Жыл бұрын
Maybe try taking raw garlic and turmeric.
@Daisymay3303 Жыл бұрын
@@nanpac3699 I actually just started doing that yesterday
@akankshachoudhary1043 Жыл бұрын
Hey any improvement
@groovejet77 Жыл бұрын
Chlorine dioxide works. Everything else....meh. You will thank me.
@dadskrej5226 7 ай бұрын
Check out 'phages'. Phages are a virus that absolutely devours bacteria, replicating until all the bacteria is gone, then dies out. There are several million phages in a drop of seawater. I read about them in Popular Mechanics or Popular Science several years ago.. My wife had MRSA after a hip implant...lived with it until it required many medicated revisions. It remained, however when she had blood tests. After reading the article in the magazine, I shared it with my wife. We made a 300 mile trip to the west coast of Washington state, and brought back 2 gallons of INCOMING TIDE (freshest) seawater that she sipped on for 2 weeks. Two years later she tested negative for MRSA. That was 3 years ago...still negative. Read the article. It worked for her.
@starlight5972 Жыл бұрын
Hi I'm 21 years old and I have it for a month it is yet there I have got only disinfect for washing my body I don't have symptoms what can I do to get rid of it🤕.????
@stevekokidko6031 2 ай бұрын
wanted to hear more about the surgery and how you healed after. im going through it now, my whole leg is covered and I really need to know details of what to expect to get rid of it, im on my third week and it is NO fun. been in my room hiding from the light and when I go in the sun im instantly drained. i need help 😩
@trueblu8 4 ай бұрын
Can you use colloidal silver to treat the infection? And drink honey and garlic and turmeric and apple cider vinegar?
@rachelarce2782 Жыл бұрын
My mom's is looking to adopt my little cousin who is constantly affected with active and open MRSA infections. I'm going to be around to help take care of the little guy and am curious how I can be the best help I can be to him and my mother. If any, what are some changes you and your family made in your life after you've made this MRSA discovery? I like the video! Thanks for bringing awareness and being open!
@CeceliaBedelia Жыл бұрын
We talked to an infectious disease specialist after my other brother was diagnosed for tips on disinfecting our home - we will still get small abscesses from time to time and we’ll just quickly lance and everyone will wash with chlorhexidine
@dadskrej5226 7 ай бұрын
Check out 'phages'. Phages are a virus that absolutely devours bacteria, replicating until all the bacteria is gone, then dies out. There are several million phages in a drop of seawater. I read about them in Popular Mechanics or Popular Science several years ago.. My wife had MRSA after a hip implant...lived with it until it required many medicated revisions. It remained, however when she had blood tests. After reading the article in the magazine, I shared it with my wife. We made a 300 mile trip to the west coast of Washington state, and brought back 2 gallons of INCOMING TIDE (freshest) seawater that she sipped on for 2 weeks. Two years later she tested negative for MRSA. That was 3 years ago...still negative. Read the article. It worked for her.
@alvertosb.p.9424 Жыл бұрын
Great tiger analogy....
@ryanarundel2557 9 ай бұрын
Best self treatment is Vaseline on the wounds.
@chrisandlaurie8148 5 ай бұрын
Trying that now! Currently have a sore under my chin. Fiance popped a pimple and turned into my 9th site since having the disease
@amandabrown154 2 жыл бұрын
You're ADORABLE!
@callyrae2261 5 ай бұрын
I keep having a impatigo breakout on my mouth and my lips swell. Doxycycline stops the spread but doesn’t get rid of it because it’s reoccurring. HELLLLPPPPP
@ninalopez39 Жыл бұрын
I have mrsa on mt scalp. It hurts so bad. I've had it since January, i was on a ventilator i had a stroke. I believe i got mrsa from someone at the hospital😭
@CeceliaBedelia Жыл бұрын
it's a very common nosocomial (aka hospital acquired) infection
@islamcuentametuhistoria6675 Жыл бұрын
🌹god bless you and cure you
@baybeepretty1699 Жыл бұрын
I have mrsa! It's reoccurring!!!
@skcreation7620 Жыл бұрын
My brother 45 years also suffering from mrsa infection near by two moths he was bumps on forehead How much time to recover him.pls replay bro..
@groovejet77 Жыл бұрын
CHLORINE DIOXIDE
@dadskrej5226 7 ай бұрын
Check out 'phages'. Phages are a virus that absolutely devours bacteria, replicating until all the bacteria is gone, then dies out. There are several million phages in a drop of seawater. I read about them in Popular Mechanics or Popular Science several years ago.. My wife had MRSA after a hip implant...lived with it until it required many medicated revisions. It remained, however when she had blood tests. After reading the article in the magazine, I shared it with my wife. We made a 300 mile trip to the west coast of Washington state, and brought back 2 gallons of INCOMING TIDE (freshest) seawater that she sipped on for 2 weeks. Two years later she tested negative for MRSA. That was 3 years ago...still negative. Read the article. It worked for her.
@Manicbipolartornado 20 күн бұрын
Is it true that after contracting MRSA your life expectancy is 10 years??
@grilsegrils9330 Жыл бұрын
I know a guy that has MRSA or near MRSA staph. Seems untreated. Would Methylene Blue help killing the germs, or would it be hard to add sufficient light. Don't know how deep it penetrates, but seems quite deep near his heart tissue in the past at least, it was. Think they have washed it with antibiotics dripping through valve in that patch.
@dadskrej5226 7 ай бұрын
Check out 'phages'. Phages are a virus that absolutely devours bacteria, replicating until all the bacteria is gone, then dies out. There are several million phages in a drop of seawater. I read about them in Popular Mechanics or Popular Science several years ago.. My wife had MRSA after a hip implant...lived with it until it required many medicated revisions. It remained, however when she had blood tests. After reading the article in the magazine, I shared it with my wife. We made a 300 mile trip to the west coast of Washington state, and brought back 2 gallons of INCOMING TIDE (freshest) seawater that she sipped on for 2 weeks. Two years later she tested negative for MRSA. That was 3 years ago...still negative. Read the article. It worked for her.
@WORLDENDEAVOUR.TRAVEL 7 ай бұрын
How can I get a proper treatment for mrsa in England. I lives in Norwich
@dadskrej5226 7 ай бұрын
Check out 'phages'. Phages are a virus that absolutely devours bacteria, replicating until all the bacteria is gone, then dies out. There are several million phages in a drop of seawater. I read about them in Popular Mechanics or Popular Science several years ago.. My wife had MRSA after a hip implant...lived with it until it required many medicated revisions. It remained, however when she had blood tests. After reading the article in the magazine, I shared it with my wife. We made a 300 mile trip to the west coast of Washington state, and brought back 2 gallons of INCOMING TIDE (freshest) seawater that she sipped on for 2 weeks. Two years later she tested negative for MRSA. That was 3 years ago...still negative. Read the article. It worked for her.
@ravafa1991 8 ай бұрын
If, after taking antibiotics, I undergo another cultive, and it comes back negative, do I still have the infection, or has it been eradicated permanently?
@Sami-th9bx 5 ай бұрын
You can't really know for sure. Sometimes MRSA "hides" and reapers depending if is your imune system weak. It's f horrible bacteria
@wassimkelada2364 Жыл бұрын
Didu use silvercoloid,dose?
@Kamran.seirafy Жыл бұрын
How can I email you ? I have got some questions for you if possible?
@Abc444. Жыл бұрын
Hey how did your sores look?? I have sores on my waist and we’re told they’re mrsa, have been on two rounds of antibiotics (10 days each) and it’s still here :(
@CeceliaBedelia Жыл бұрын
The one of my waist was an enormous abscess, but other spots I have had have been small painful raised pustules - if yours won’t go away I’d definitely call and see about switching drugs or maybe getting a culture/sensitivity or maybe even biopsy
@CeceliaBedelia Жыл бұрын
@@hughg.rection.7062 me and some family members still get the small pustules occasionally but it’s not really been an issue
@visalvalsan1773 Жыл бұрын
Hai, I have been infected for more than 10 years recently it had found I have MRSA it's been spreading all around my body including glow, under the aims and behind the head, I'm not sure it's been inflected onto my blood. I'm on my 1st stage of antibiotics. So the real question is am I going to die due to this time frame ?
@CeceliaBedelia Жыл бұрын
That sounds like a question for your human doctor! (Not an animal doctor in training)
@visalvalsan1773 Жыл бұрын
@@CeceliaBedelia 😅sure I will ask.
@mrinalmukherjee7031 12 күн бұрын
hey how are u now?
@BelkisQuirogaE 10 ай бұрын
Hey, I have a question. My boyfriend is a Carrier and he got hurt the other day cause i said I wasnt having a child with him. And I didnt mean to hurt him at all. I'm really worried about him and I wanted to know if it's safe to have a child with someone that's a carrier
@dadskrej5226 7 ай бұрын
Check out 'phages'. Phages are a virus that absolutely devours bacteria, replicating until all the bacteria is gone, then dies out. There are several million phages in a drop of seawater. I read about them in Popular Mechanics or Popular Science several years ago.. My wife had MRSA after a hip implant...lived with it until it required many medicated revisions. It remained, however when she had blood tests. After reading the article in the magazine, I shared it with my wife. We made a 300 mile trip to the west coast of Washington state, and brought back 2 gallons of INCOMING TIDE (freshest) seawater that she sipped on for 2 weeks. Two years later she tested negative for MRSA. That was 3 years ago...still negative. Read the article. It worked for her.
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