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Loved on with MRSA
An audio interview with Shannon about pHenomenal and MRSA
Click here to download a pdf version of this interview with Shannon
Do you have a loved one with MRSA?
Many, many people come here searching for an answer for their friend’s unfixable sickness.
You have seen your family member or friend go to different doctors and maybe try many different things to get rid of MRSA. Maybe they are near giving up and I am sure they appreciate so much the fact that you are trying to help them.
This sickness isn’t unfixable, despite what some people might say. They just don’t understand how it works, but now you will understand. Listen to the audio on this page and you will be in a better position to help your loved one.
So what do you do now?
You have three options on the right:
- Watch this custom video to discover what’s going on in your friends body
- Listen to the audio below the video to uncover more of MRSA’s secrets
- Register for our free eBook to discover the critical next steps you need to take. (oh ya, it’s totally free)
Don’t waste any time, discover the secret to defeating MRSA now!
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I need to find how to deal with MRSA No one so far seems to know very much about it? I have a daughter with this we have been to the Doctor several times . It get better then returns again. Any help will be appreciated very much. Richard
Dear Richard, I am sorry to hear your daughter is suffering with MRSA, that must be difficult to watch as a parent. We would love to be of help and the best way we can do that is give you more information on how MRSA works. It keeps returning because the doctors have never actually gotten rid of it, but suppressed it for a little while. Follow this link and put in your email address and you will get the MRSA diet. It will explain to you, in a short and concise manner, how MRSA works and what you can do about it. (http://mrsa30day.com/get-the-wickedly-effective-mrsa-diet-now/). Please let us know how it goes and we wish you the best.
Elizabeth
I need some information on how to deal with mrsa. My brother has been diagnosed with it and the Dr.s say there is nothing they can do for him and that he is just going to die.
Dear Dianna,
I am very sorry to hear that the doctors have told your brother that, because it is very wrong. We would love to help you, just click here and you will get the free e-booklet on MRSA, how it works and what you need to do about it. It’s a little too much info for me to explain right here, but go ahead and read the e-book and let me know if you have any other questions.
Best wishes,
Elizabeth
I had an operation to fix my aorta and shortly thereafter I developed MRSA and the wound had to be reopened and the brest bones scraped and cleaned. Three months and a hundred IV’s later I was cured of MRSA (hopefully). I still have some signs that it may not be fully cleared, I get some mior bleeding of my legs from sores that just appear from time to time. My scalp itches like crazy and sores appear within my hair. I have been to four doctors and three swear there is no MRSA but the fourth says there are traces of MRSA and a MRI was ordered of my Chest area. The MRI supposedly was clear in my lungs. I really would like to know why I still have quite a build up of water and take pills to keep me in the bathroom five to seven times each day with at least 1/2 gallon of water coming out each day. Any suggestions?? alright I’m old but i am still active and want to see 85 if possible,
Hi James, it sounds very unfortunate what you have been through with MRSA. And yes, it’s very possible you still have it, but you can get rid of it. Please read the info on this page of our site and you will understand why you still have it.
It is very important to understand it all and I can’t explain it all here. We wish you the best and after you read all of that, I highly recommend you get the pHenomenal that you need.
Regards, Elizabeth
my daughter got mrsa when having her baby, she has had lots of different antibiotics but has suffered 13 mths, she has dizziness and the doctors think mrsa has damaged her nerve endings in her ear, she has been given anti sickness tablets and excersises to do which make it worse
hello everyone
my mother is dealing with mrsa not only that but with gangrene also. this is where staph sets in and the leg tissue dies also making your skin turn jet black. this is hard on me because normally im medically smart but when it came down to it i really didnt know what staph looked like untill i was taking care of my mother and her leg was turning slightly black and she had these weird blister like things coming up on her leg. shes a really bad diabetic and has been in and out of the icu (intensive care unit) because she has gangrene from where she had smoked for years and also has uncontrolled blood gulcose. so her arterys in her leg have been clogged and she has had alot of stints. well they arent working. but anyways.. i seen the blisters coming up and i thought it was from the icy hot that she had been using but still didnt make sense so i called lifeline and told them that my mom had blisters coming up and popping so they needed a nurse to come out and look at it. well the nurse said it was just diabetic ulsers but still me and my aunt took my mom to the doc and about 3 days ago i fount out my mom had mrsa. the blisters was staph setting in and eatting at her already infected leg. now when i go see my mother i have to wear gloves and a gown and mask bec the infection is so bad. at first they told me that the antibiotics were not working at all. but i fount out today that her white blood cell is decreasing meaning that they think it is working ( thank you lord) i wanted to share what im going through and what my mothers going through. she will loose her leg they told me but they cant do anything right now bec of the infection. please wash your hands and take care of yourselfs. its really important that you do because mrsa can come up on you fast. i learned the hard way and its really sad. please be praying that my mother can fight this deadly bacteria.
-ps. just wanted to share my story. thank you