MCS GONE: How to eliminate your multiple chemical sensitivities and be safe in your environments.
Each person diagnosed with MCS is unique and their condition comes with its own distinct MCS equation. Your condition's onset, history and progression shares many of the same 'common denominators' as another person's including mine. A common denominator is a commonly shared theme or trait; also a common element in a mathematical equation. In math class you learn to rewrite your math equations to change the answer.
In MCS: Gone, I show you how to rewrite your MCS equation by subtracting out or cancelling the well-being challenging contributing factors; and adding in powerful strategies to promote healing, bringing you through to the other side free of unwanted symptoms to feeling safe in your environments. That is where I am today, on the other side. I am able to go into any environment with informed vigilance and calm and be symptom free and feel safe. I have energy. I eat out. I travel. In September of 2011 I moved into another new home. I am able to do all of this without symptoms. I have my life back and I can show you how to recover.
The MCS: Gone e-Book teaches you to accurately identify your MCS equation's common denominators, a first step in changing your prognosis.
Excerpt
The knowledge gained on my well-being journey and the steps I followed, found throughout this workbook, can be used as a protocol; ideally saving you wasted time, money and wrong turns on your well-being journey. Although every person’s MCS challenges are unique; all MCS equations share common denominators. The process outlined in this workbook focuses on identifying and correcting the well-being challenging common denominators that are a part of the MCS equation. The order of the book is my recommended path to follow based on unravelling the ‘ball of yarn’ of compromised health during my journey through MCS. You can visit any section of the book at any time and work from there. The average self-help book will provide you with the ‘feel goods’ you search for. Knowing the ‘meat-and-bones’, bad-news information is crucial to becoming well. Although you may initially be overwhelmed, it is an essential part of the puzzle to regain health. A little fear can go a long way to get your undivided attention and motivate you to make the changes required. . .
