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Stepdaughter relapse 18 Apr 2016 01:31 #51978

Tillerman6
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hi all,

So with the nice weather my stepdaughter decided to go to Montana for a Life vantage meeting. She got car sick on the way and was unable to take her MMS doses for one full day. Her symptoms from before she started the MMS came back with a vengance, and she once again has vomiting and diareah. The stool was a funny orange color she said.

I don't think they took enough water with them either, and with the diahreah, I'm sure that she is dehydrated.

At the time she was on day 17 of the P1000 protocol with the 3 drop doses of MMS. She tried to get back on the protocol when she got home the next day, but was too nauseaus to proceed.

I recomended that she stop the MMS for one full day and then go back to the starting proceedure.

If this sounds about right, please let me know.

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