Dealing with the Medical Profession

Introduction

The below is a summary of my experiences, I’ve deliberately kept it top level for ease of reading, I’ll expand the themes I’ve covered into separate posts. But this should serve as a top level introduction into what to expect and shave a lot of money and at least 3 years of time off your journey time. It’ll save you a lot of physiologic harm as well.

Try Not to get Annoyed

I visited many many doctors and ‘experts’, some helpful, some just plain rude and many others just dismissive. I’m not sure quite what has happened to some on their professional journey – but my overall thought process is this … ‘They joined many moons ago to help people, thats what they want to do’ …. some have simply forgotten that patients are people and need help….we’ve just become inconvenient numbers and to some, inconvenient cash machines. I also think, in the UK – there is much more demand than they are able to deal with, if they cannot easily see what is wrong with you – and you aren’t at immediate risk of obviously dying, then they have a stack of people that they need to prioritise and deal with. Remember this – and try not to get irritated. The system simply isn’t set up for things that are not easily recognised or diagnosed .

Private Vs NHS

I’ve spent thousands on private, you are seeing exactly the same doctors as the NHS – just jumping the queue’s. Private will cost you more and all it will do is get you no-where a lot faster. I suppose at least this is better than holding out hope for much longer.

What you need to do – Evidence Base

You will run quite quickly into the ‘We can only work on evidence’ – All your feelings of movement, sensations etc will be dismissed as ‘subjective’. Its rapidly fall into a ‘discussion’ along the lines of ‘You think you are feeling’, ‘It could be X,Y and Z’ and the ‘The mind is a powerful thing’ …. and moving towards a mental prognosis

I slowly realised that the onus to produce evidence was on me, not them – they simply don’t have the tools or time to do this.

Even with evidence you will find it hard, as this will be dismissed – but it will help move the conversation along from ‘You think you can feel movement in that area’ to something that is harder to explain and demonstrably more evidence based. I was now able to respond ‘I can feel movement in that area, and I have found these artefacts in that area’. I started to avoid the word ‘Mites’.

Of course, what then happens is they sent off my samples and they came back ‘inconclusive’ and this then seemed to mean nothing to them. A range of responses include ‘We don’t know what they are’, ‘They could be anything’ and ‘How do we know that you haven’t just created these yourself’. The last one was particularly hard to keep my cool on – I’m not sure how I could weave anything that small myself, given I could not see these things with the naked eye.

I then decided that I needed to extract these objects in front of the doctor in real time and with a very limited window, this proved very very difficult as it was taking hours to get these objects out at home.

Summary of what you need to Do:

1. Get some Almond oil, I found the runnier the oil the better.
2. In areas where I felt movement I ran my fingers around there and started to notice very very slight undulations, around these slight bumps start to rub / circle the Almond oil, be generous with it. Leave it for a 5-30 mins.
3. Sometimes I started to feel a fizzing sensation around the area, sometimes nothing – but fairly consistently if I came back to the area I would pick up some sort of debris that was too small to see
4. I’ll put a list together of essential items (in another article) – you will need a handheld microscope and a digital microscope. If you are seeing artefacts that are similar to the photos like mine we probably have the same thing. Congrats – or commiserations. At the very least you know you aren’t going f’ing mental.
5. Get some petro dishes and see if you can put the objects in them, they are extremely small and covered in oil, the size of them is working against you.
6. If you rub long enough you may dissolve the bump entirely and in the process feel more of these rock hard objects.
7. If you leave the bump alone you will find it get slightly thicker and there is more and more movement around that area, with more bumps appearing in that general area. I would encourage you to dissolve and rub them out of existence. Tea tree oil mixed in seemed to help speed up the process .

It took me years to figure the above out ………. hopefully it will help you

Even with the above you are going to STILL find it hard to convince anyone you have anything.

At the very least, you will now know that you aren’t simply thinking you are feeling something, you are picking up items around the affected area – this was a big step for me in that it started to validate my opinion that I actually ‘had something’ physical not mental. It took a lot of the subjectively out of it for me.

The above isn’t an answer – but it is moving you towards an answer founded with some physical evidence and not ‘subjective opinion’.