Inspiring & Hopeful (Bees)

Most of the time all I need to keep trucking along with this disease is a little inspiration and hope. Well, today I received a lot of it.

I just recently started BVT because of all the success stories I had read. Particularly Ellie Lobel's and a lady named Nancy that can be found on youtube if you search nancy bee venom therapy.

I ordered my first 2 shipments of bees from Texas. It's a bit of a pain, so I searched for local beekeepers this morning. I found one 2 towns over from me. Called and asked the girl if they had bees for sale. She said it was a little too late to start a hive this year. I explained to her that I wasn't looking to start a hive but to use the bees to treat Lyme disease. She got excited and told me bees completely healed her mom from lyme 30 years ago. She had been basically wheelchair bound for 2 years because of lyme. She started stinging on acupressure points and ended up with a full recovery. Apparently, she has been walking and symptom free ever since.

If that wasn't enough good news, she said she would supply bees when needed no charge.

I just thought this may give some people some inspiration and hope as it has me.

Post Edited (Hoagie) : 8/4/2018 2:38:16 PM (GMT-6)

I started last week. I was going to go to this beekeeper today. But she called me a little bit ago and said they can't get the bees while its storming. And it's storming for sure. So maybe tomorrow, if not, Monday.

The stings aren't too bad. I herxed pretty good after 1st day of stinging. Only 2 stings. Settled down a bit the next couple. Trying to work my way up to 10 as quick as I can. But I need to be careful. I will keep you all posted on my progress.

This is a link to Nsncy, who was on $20k worth of meds a month and stopped it all for bvt. She is currently healed.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DJeGucVwvh6Y&ved=2ahUKEwjZ4-ThutHcAhUSvVMKHXNUBjcQtwIwC3oECAIQAQ&usg=AOvVaw26XvA_k3LdgZSimJ3RFtFd

bluelyme said...
Ya thats the vid ,
Bee people are the nicest folks....when u go collect no floral fragrances ,dont eat bananas b4 and stay zen they will know

This is me all the time. Maybe it's my destiny to be a bee people. ;)

Hornets are differnt chemical composition. They can sting repeatedly and are a -holes ....honeybees die when the sting so they will usually only do it to protect themselves or the hive .. While there are many breeds of honey bees . The sweetest are italians and carniolians i didnt even wear a suit .

There is some localized swelling depending on load and constitutuon for the initial few months with itching that subsides .see bvt thread for more info

Omg. I really need some BVT stat! I made a simple bee trap out a 2-liter bottle but haven't been able to trap any bees yet.

Serious question: Is benadryl (or hydroxyzine pamoate) and a Proventil rescue inhaler enough to control a systemic reaction should I happen to have one because I (think) I used to be allergic to bees?

However I think differently about allergy and histamines now that I'm somewhat educated, realize that the few times I had allergies to medicine it was dose-related ie. double-dosages mistake.

I think I will start with one sting on my forearm (lower back? near the spine? neck? I don't know!)

If bees cure me, I hope I can become one of the nicest bee people.

WalkingbyFaith said...
Hoagie,

That's a wonderful blessing. First the HBOT, and now the bees. Hope some big blessings come my way soon. I'm getting worn out.

I pray you do do as well, WBF.

I've just been desperate to find an effective solution that doesn't involve abx. They are not for me. I really feel like I'm on to something with the bees. At first, I just blew it off thinking it was silly. But then I started hearing a lot of people having success. with it. Then a guy at my church whose father was a beekeeper years ago, said that his father would stick his hands in the bees whenever his arthritis would start acting up, and he would be good for months. So, I searched more and more. And not only did I get more and more success stories, but I found out all the benefits of bee venom. OMG.. Too many. It addresses viruses, parasites, yeast, bacteria,,, like everything. All the while strengthening your immune system.

At this point, I feel it would be a crime if I didn't do this protocol. There have been testimonies from many people who had hit remissions on abx, for them only to be short lived and when they relapse, it's worse.

BV kills lyme in all forms.

Maybe it won't work. But, I'm giving it a go.

Awesome! I can't wait to hear how it goes with the bee sting treatments. Seems like quite a few people do very well with that treatment, especially if they stick with it.

K07 - I hate needles and all stinging insects...so it would be a challenge for me to try the BVT.


I asked my husband last night if he would do the stings for me if I decided to do this....and he said something about me feeling really really really bad if I was even considering it (given my fear of all insects....except butterflies...lol)

Girlie said...
K07 - I hate needles and all stinging insects...so it would be a challenge for me to try the BVT.


I asked my husband last night if he would do the stings for me if I decided to do this....and he said something about me feeling really really really bad if I was even considering it (given my fear of all insects....except butterflies...lol)

A lot of people ice before and say they barely feel the sting.

**This post title should have bees in it.**

"If that wasn't enough good news, she said she would supply bees when needed no charge. "

- just wow!

I never tried this. I was accidentally stung several times the years just before ABX treatment.
I dont know if they were any Bees though.

Got stung by ground hornets and multiple wasp stings under my shirt once (that hurt a lot), more common than bees.

I've had a bad allergic reaction before to shellfish. I don't know if I'm allergic to bee stings or not. I got stung by a wasp twice (1 sting each time). I felt really strange both times. I suspect I could be allergic. I've been very afraid of flying stinging things ever since. I even jumped out of a moving car once because a wasp flew in the window at my face.

The fear of either being allergic already or developing an allergy at some point plus the 2 year commitment is too much for me. At least at this point. Plus, my I'm so sensitive to everything due to such a dysfunctional immune system that the stings could cause a life threatening cytokine storm for me. At least I think it could.

Glad you're doing it, Hoagie.

borrelioburgdorferii said...
I'm pretty sure I can wrangle some bees around here, I see them around. And I survived a giant nest of wasps as a kid so I'm sure an itty-bitty bee sting won't kill me. But I will be cautious, and will be looking to see if my basic poverty level health care (which is taking an inordinate amount of time with my application renewal btw...they literally sent paperwork back to me 3 times for me to absolutely prove how broke I am) will cover an epi-pen at least. I won't mention lyme, I'll just say I know I'm allergic to bees (who knows how my constitution has changed since getting chronically ill though, I could have a mean herx or something worse...)

Good luck. Before you start it is important to find Ellie Lobel's bvt for Lyme protocol and look it over before doing anything.

bvtforlyme.com

LJohn23 said...
So do you just pick the bee up with your bare hand and locate it to where you wanna get stung?

You use reverse tweezers.

There is a link to a site on my previous post that shows videos of the specific protocol and it shows how and where to sting.