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Gregory Mendoza3 Gregory Mendoza3 Active Member
79 messages
joined May 2007
#881 ·
Maria Doyle27 said:Look, you can't just decide to show up for Naphtha treatment whenever you feel like it; their doctors have to clear you first based on how bad things actually are. Plus, you’ve got to book an appointment for an evaluation, and let me tell you, the waitlist for that is usually about a month or two. If they actually greenlight the therapy, then you're looking at waiting at least another month on top of that. These treatments typically run for three weeks. I'm actually heading there this Monday, so I can check out some local lodging prices for you... I don't know them off the top of my head since I'll be commuting there daily, but I doubt it's going to break the bank.

From what I've gathered, Naphtha therapy works pretty damn well, though nobody can give you a straight answer on exactly when remission will kick in. For me personally, after my first round at the Naphtha facility back in 2005, my psoriasis flared up exactly one year later.

Sophie, thanks a ton, but from looking at their website, it seems like both the protocols and the pricing are totally different for foreigners. For anyone who isn't an American citizen, they are pretty pricey... but hey, they're definitely flexible... basically, just show up and bring your wallet.😉
silentheron25 silentheron25 Newcomer
5 messages
joined May 2007
#882 ·
Naphtha feels more like a hyped-up gimmick to me than an actual cure. I personally didn't see any real results, and frankly, it was way too expensive for what it does. Whatever you do, don't go racking up credit card debt just to come here; if you treat this place like a quick fix, it'll treat you the same way. Maybe give what Michael Ramos3 is doing a shot and we'll see how it plays out. After years of trying every remedy under the sun, you’d think we'd be over it, but you never really know—hope is a stubborn thing.
Michael Ramos3 Michael Ramos3 Active Member
196 messages
joined Apr 2007
#883 ·
nimbledriver81 said:I’d love nothing more than for everything Michael Ramos3 is saying to be true.

But honestly, the sheer number of new members jumping in here, all acting obsessed and claiming they’re going to try this miracle ointment, rubs me the wrong way. It feels like a weird coincidence—if you believe in those.
Don't you think someone has probably already bought the formula just to cash in on a "natural cure"?

No hard feelings,

nimbledriver81, playing devil's advocate

That’s exactly my point. I don't think you actually read everything I wrote about this.
Big corporations want to buy this up. Everyone. From small boutique skincare brands to the massive conglomerates we see on every TV commercial.
So where is the conflict for me, and for you? First, I have to hand over the ingredients and the exact manufacturing process. Then they sit on it, "evaluate" it, and we wait a year or two before they even consider signing a contract.
Take a real-world example: there's a famous clinic in the US that owns some incredibly rare high-tech laser scanners. They offer a treatment for enlarged prostates using specific laser wavelengths to heat the area and shrink it. Sounds great, right? But it isn't a cure. It treats the symptom, not the cause. You pay $1,500 per session, and six months later, you're right back where you started.
The owners of those places roll out the red carpet for you. Everything is perfect—they'll handle the permits, the registration, the advertising, and provide a luxury clinic stay while you get treated. It looks flawless.
But there's a catch: they demand the full ingredient list and the production method upfront. Once they have that, they'll get their permits and start bringing in patients, and then we can talk about splitting the profits however they see fit. That part didn't interest them one bit.
Hopefully, you get the point now.

Best,
Michael Ramos3 Michael Ramos3 Active Member
196 messages
joined Apr 2007
#884 ·
Let’s just stay patient and keep praying—if nothing else, we have to do it for korkirinog222's KID.
I’d feel a lot more at ease if his psoriasis was officially confirmed because I am CERTAIN about it, but for now, things are slowly looking up, God willing. His atopic dermatitis is already showing signs of improvement, which lines up with what I mentioned before regarding other conditions similar to psoriasis.
I don't want to get ahead of myself, but even the appearance of new skin seems to fit the pattern of healing we've seen.

We need patience. Just patience. Things are moving slowly, but trust me, slow is better than fast.

Miracles happen around us every single day, but we've lost the ability to actually notice them.

With faith in God,
Lawrence Ramirez3 Lawrence Ramirez3 Newcomer
1 message
joined Oct 2009
#885 ·
silentheron25 said:Naphtha was hyped up for me just as much as it actually helped... didn't really do much for me, and it was pricey too. Don't go running up credit cards to come here either; if they treat you like garbage here, they'll treat you like garbage there. Try what Michael Ramos3 is doing and we'll see how it goes. After years of trying everything, you'd think we'd be over it, but hey, hope never really dies.

It’s not just hype; it actually works. You’re just one of those rare cases where it didn't hit the mark. I know that from my own experience and talking to others dealing with psoriasis. If you're paying for the whole package—treatment, lodging, and food—getting an appointment shouldn't be an issue if the diagnosis is solid. Yeah, it's expensive. But honestly, a trip to Maui is way pricier than Naphtha. Unfortunately, health is just a business...
Gregory Mendoza3 Gregory Mendoza3 Active Member
79 messages
joined May 2007
#886 ·
Lawrence Ramirez3 said:Look, it’s not just hype, it actually works. You're honestly one of those super rare cases where it didn't do anything for you, and I know that for a fact from my own experience and talking to plenty of other people dealing with psoriasis. If you're paying for the whole package—treatment, lodging, food—and you've got a psoriasis diagnosis, getting an appointment shouldn't be some huge ordeal. And yeah, it's pricey, okay? Dealing with the Dead Sea costs way more than a trip to a local refinery for some Naphtha. Sadly, healthcare is just a business like any other...

Lawrence, how bad was your skin before you went to get that Naphtha treatment? Like, what were we even looking at?
silentheron25 silentheron25 Newcomer
5 messages
joined May 2007
#887 ·
Honestly, I don't see much point in any of this. It’s absurd—you go to the doctor, they tell you to watch your diet, yet every single day your meal plan is just piles of processed meat and sugary jams that you're supposedly supposed to avoid. They lack any real sense of seriousness if their actual goal is to help people. Michael Ramos3, I have a feeling someone is going to take advantage of you. They'll take your remedy, claim it as their own, and you'll be left kicking yourself once you realize you were just used. If I were in your shoes, I’d never touch something like this unless my primary motivation was profit. And for these companies, it definitely is.
Lawrence Ramirez3 Lawrence Ramirez3 Newcomer
1 message
joined Oct 2009
#888 ·
Gregory Mendoza3 said:Martin, how bad was it before you went to get treated with Naphtha, and what did it actually look like?

It was bad enough that I could've exported the skin to other countries. 😁 I'm totally clear now. They didn't give me much diet advice, just a heads-up about cutting back on cholesterol and taking some Omega-3s—that's pretty much all they said regarding food. The diagnosis was generalized psoriasis. Honestly, I’d sign my life away just to get one elbow or that leg in the photo looking like this. 👍
Gregory Mendoza3 Gregory Mendoza3 Active Member
79 messages
joined May 2007
#889 ·
silentheron25 said:Honestly, I feel like it’s totally useless, and it’s just absurd—you show up there and some doctor tells you, "Hey, don't eat this" or "Watch your diet," but then the daily menu is nothing but canned meat and jelly and all the exact stuff they told you to avoid. Seriously, they don't have any of that real commitment you'd expect if their actual goal was to help people.Michael Ramos3, I’ve got a gut feeling someone is going to play you for a fool, sell you some fancy ointment, and then take advantage of you, leaving you kicking yourself once you realize you were just being used. If I lived where you are, I would never touch something like that unless my only real motive was turning a quick buck. And let's be real, those companies definitely care about the profit.

I don't buy it... it won't work out like that... Michael Ramos3 is a saint and I know for a fact he isn't looking for a payday... besides, he isn't even the one making or selling the salve, his father is... and look, if this stuff actually works for all types of psoriasis, I don't think the Lord God is going to let the Big Pharma mafia snatch it away from us, because if they did, they'd just make it so it only provides temporary relief so you have to keep buying more and more... just to line their pockets...
A Anonymous Veteran
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joined May 2005
#890 ·
Hey everyone, hope you're all doing well!
Just wanted to jump in and join this community of fellow Americans dealing with psoriasis.
I’ve been battling this for about a year and a half now. It mostly hits my torso, with a bit less on my legs and just a tiny amount on my elbows.
I’ve gone through quite a few posts in this thread, and I’m really eager to hear if anyone has any updates on the treatment results mentioned by our friend Michael Ramos3...
Also, I was wondering if anyone has tried those specialized treatments out in Key West or maybe some spa retreats near Orlando? Has anyone actually done it? Did you see real results? Is it even worth dropping that kind of cash? haha...
Thanks so much in advance,
With respect,
Your Psoriasis Vulgaris🙂
Robert Clark2 Robert Clark2 Active Member
121 messages
joined Apr 2008
#891 ·
nimbledriver81 said:I really, really hope everything Michael Ramos3 is saying turns out to be the absolute truth!

Man, it honestly hurts my eyes seeing this massive wave of new members rolling in, all acting like they're absolutely obsessed and ready to rush out and buy that "miracle" ointment. It’s a bit much. Such a weird coincidence... if you're actually into that kind of thing.
You think someone hasn't already tried to buy up the recipe just to cash in on a natural cure?

No hard feelings!

nimbledriver81, playing devil's advocate here.

👍 I'm 100% with you on this—you hit the nail right on the head!
Nothing ever happens by accident. It’s all just... destiny. On purpose.
If people were actually skimming off the top of medical bills... man, what a mess!I've got it!
So, you’ve got these self-proclaimed "Healers" popping up everywhere. They’re out there acting like they’ve got some special gift, even trying to recruit their own little fan clubs or assistants right here on the forum. It's quite a sight!
Here’s the proof of everything we’ve gained.
BREXY 24 was hanging around here just a little while ago, but now I think GOGO has "taken over" his spot. It’s his right, though—not my business!
Just confirming your post! I was digging through Cruise Critic and the health forums—specifically the psoriasis section—and I stumbled upon the very first thread about psoriasis posted by BREXY (Mario). It went up on May 5th, and honestly, it’s basically a carbon copy of what he’s been posting here. He even laid out the exact reason why he got kicked off this forum. Right after his very first post, the moderators slapped him with a "yellow card." If you don't believe me, just go read it for yourself. You'll see exactly what I mean!
Just wanted to confirm your post—nothing happens by accident around here! Everything is intentional.On purpose. Just like that.👍 👍
Hey there! How's it going?
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Gregory Mendoza3 Gregory Mendoza3 Active Member
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#892 ·
Robert Clark2 said:👍 I am backing you up 100% because you are absolutely right!
Nothing happens by accident here, it is all just intentional
If you want to find scammers looking to bleed sick people dry, they are there,
And if you look for those self-proclaimed "Healers" offering their services while using little helpers on this forum to push their junk, they’re right there too.
The proof of everything is staring us in the face.
Until recently, we had BREXY 24 hanging around, though I think GOGO has "inherited" his spot now—which is his right, and I won't get into that.
Here is the proof of your point. I was browsing Reddit, specifically the health section and the psoriasis sub-forum, and I found the very first post about psoriasis ever written by BREXY (Mario). The post was from May 5th and had almost the exact same content as the stuff he used to post here, where he even mentioned why he got kicked off this forum. He made his first post and immediately got a "yellow card" from the moderators. If anyone doesn't believe me, just go read it and see for yourselves.
This is the proof that nothing happens by chance, it is all intentional 👍 👍
Kind regards!
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Hmm...

Generally speaking, I totally agree that places like this are like magnets for profit-seekers...
and that their only real interest isn't helping anyone, but rather hooking new customers so they can squeeze out even more cash (without any guarantee of a cure, since they aren't actually curing anything—they're just selling smoke and mirrors).

But look, if we start accusing every single person who mentions a product, a cream, a therapy, or just something that helped them as some lowlife coming in to lie to our faces and steal our money... then this whole "Psoriasis Corner"—which is a victim's corner, if you ask me, and I hate the title because it's so incredibly pessimistic—this whole part of the forum might as well be shut down.

Because if we only ever talk about how we're feeling... whether things are clearing up or staying active or (God forbid) having an eruption like I am... then what is the point of this whole PVP thing? From what I gather, this corner was meant to be a place to swap experiences to help people dealing with the exact same struggle.

Isn't it weird how if you actually find something that works, you tend to keep quiet about it? Or you make a post saying, "Hey, I found something great that cleared me up," and when everyone naturally asks you what it is—because wouldn't we all want to know?—you get offended and snap at them, saying, "Shame on you, I'm not an advertiser and I'm not here to profit off your misery."

Sure, I'm using a pretty extreme example, but if things keep working this way, we'll end up exactly there. If you really think about it, even talking about your diet or certain things you use could be seen as advertising, because you're still essentially funneling money into someone else's pocket.

Whatever... yeah, there are people on this forum hunting for your money—that's a fact. And no, you can't be certain who's being genuine and sharing helpful info versus who's trying to rip you off. It's up to you to judge for yourself, but please, don't go accusing every new member of being a "robber in waiting."

And here is my own example... look at all the stuff I've brought up since I've been here, asking people to look into things, even acting like a total amateur and dropping addresses or links in the public parts of the forum—from that German snake venom to whatever kind of spas... or even showing interest in Michael Ramos3's ointment. If I were actually an advertiser, I probably would have stuck
to just one story instead of "dancing around" like this, because there's no way I could simultaneously work for the Germans, some American spas, naphthalene, Michael Ramos3, and whatever else I've mentioned.

So, I’m asking you all to please, just think twice before you go throwing accusations around at anyone... because seriously, slandering people isn't some small thing.

As for that situation Robert Clark2 was bringing up, look, I don't know... maybe my buddy Robert Clark2 is right, maybe he isn't.

And did any of you even notice how Elizabeth Lee49 has just completely vanished since that whole similar mess went down? (Honestly, she's probably just pissed off and nursing a grudge)

Whatever the case, just stop being so paranoid, try to use some common sense, and watch your step.
Michael Ramos3 Michael Ramos3 Active Member
196 messages
joined Apr 2007
#893 ·
Hi.

Just a quick clarification. While I’m typing this and following the thread, I’m at my job at my local shop (cell phone repair). I pull 10-hour shifts every single day. I work alongside my brother; my dad has been retired since 2001, and my mom since 2002. I have two kids and a wife, as does my brother.
I live in New York City, which is an incredibly expensive place—everything from utilities and groceries to parking spots and kid-friendly activities at the park. I won't throw specific numbers around publicly, but anyone who has picked up the ointment knows what I'm talking about. To actually charge 1000 USD for the ointment, every single person on this forum would have to buy it all at once, and even then, that would only cover one month. Let me put this in perspective: in NYC, 1000 USD for a family of five (I live with my mother) basically just gets you through until the 20th of the month.
What I’m writing here is my little financial snapshot (sort of like how politicians act when they take office), and it’s easily verifiable since my info is public.
Once I make big money in life (from whatever), rest assured you’ll find out. I’ll have my own site, my own forum, and probably my own moderator—honestly, I’ll likely be deaf to all you people on this forum (that’s just how it goes when someone hits it big). So, once the money comes in (lottery, inheritance, the ointment, my business, finding cash on the street, etc.), you probably won't be hearing much about me.

Because of everything I just mentioned, Michael Ramos3 doesn't care about getting rich. He wants your personal happiness from being cured to be his ticket to salvation when he eventually stands before God.

Also, I wish more of you would pick up the ointment. If I could afford it, I’d give the stuff for kids away for free.

But, with faith in God, it's easier to handle the daily struggles and uncertainty.

Don't mind the poetic tone, but I felt like I was being called out, so here’s my defense.

Regards
copperviper102 copperviper102 Member
38 messages
joined May 2007
#894 ·
Gregory Mendoza3 said:Hmm...

Generally speaking, I totally agree that places like this are absolute magnets for profit hunters...
and their only real interest isn't actually helping anyone, but rather hooking new customers so they can squeeze out even more cash (with zero guarantee of a cure, because let's face it, they aren't curing anything—they're just selling snake oil).

But look, if we go around accusing every single person who mentions a product, an ointment, or some therapy that supposedly helped them of being some lowlife scum coming in to spout lies and steal our money... then this whole damn psoriasis corner of the forum—this "victim zone" (which, by the way, I hate because the title is incredibly pessimistic)—might as well just be shut down altogether.

...................................

So, I’m asking you all, please, before you jump down someone's throat and accuse them of anything in the future, just take a second to think... because slandering someone isn't exactly a small thing to do.

As for the situation Robert Clark2 is bringing up... I don't know. Maybe my friend Robert Clark2 is right, maybe he isn't.

Haven't you guys noticed that, unfortunately, Gabby has completely vanished since that whole similar mess went down? (Maybe she's just offended and pissed off).

Whatever the case, just don't be paranoid; try to be reasonable and stay cautious.

I sign off on this completely... we're all grown adults here and we're perfectly capable of figuring out for ourselves what works and what doesn't.
Besides, there are plenty of posts on this forum where you can tell who's who... you can usually spot if someone is being genuine or not just by the way they write.
And honestly, even if someone manages to "push" their goods on us and it turns out to be a total waste of money, it won't be the first time, unfortunately...😬 🙂 .. and when it comes to those insanely expensive preparations, we definitely think twice anyway...
Like I mentioned before regarding that Bioelixir clinic... if the treatment wasn't going to cost 2000 USD, I probably would have gone for it regardless of whether they offered any guarantees or not... as you can see, that temptation is still there. Their approach isn't even theoretically bad... maybe there's something to it, but like I said, the money is the issue... I've spent so much cash already that it makes me sick just thinking about having to spend more...👎
Gregory Mendoza3 Gregory Mendoza3 Active Member
79 messages
joined May 2007
#895 ·
So I’m sitting here scrolling through this whole mess of a thread...

And then my eyes just drift right down to the bottom where they’ve got those tacky little ads plastered all over the site

Some random brand called Freederm... honestly, looking at the picture of some kid with "before and after" shots of their skin treatment

It is absolutely revolting!

😠 😠 😠
nimbledriver81 nimbledriver81 Active Member
96 messages
joined Aug 2007
#896 ·
Gregory Mendoza3 said:Hmm...

Generally speaking, I have to agree—places like this are absolute magnets for profit-seekers...
And let’s be honest, their only real motive isn't to actually help anyone; it's to hook new customers and squeeze out more cash (with zero guarantee of a cure, since they aren't actually treating anything—they're just selling snake oil).

However, if we decide to label everyone who mentions a specific product, an ointment, or some therapy that worked for them as a total scoundrel coming in to dump lies on us and steal our money... then this whole "Psoriasis Victim Corner" section of the forum—though I personally find the title far too pessimistic—might as well just be shut down entirely.


I truly hope this wasn't aimed at me. 🙂

I certainly didn't intend to accuse anyone. Again, I’ll say it: I am genuinely sorry that people end up feeling disappointed.
Living with psoriasis is incredibly difficult—my sister deals with it, and I practically grew up watching her struggle through endless trials and errors—and I know deep down that a person in pain will try anything, even rubbing tar on themselves, if there's even a glimmer of hope that it might work. Unfortunately, very little actually does. That is a hard reality you just have to come to terms with.

As I mentioned earlier in this thread, about a couple of months back, I attended a lecture by an aromatherapy expert. This gentleman actually studied pharmacy and holds a doctorate in a related field (he's a true professional in the industry). During the talk, he brought up a regimen involving burdock root tea, claiming it's excellent for detoxifying both the liver and the skin. I’ve seen people mentioning on Reddit that they’ve tried it, though apparently, it tastes pretty awful (just a fair warning!). But hey, to each their own.
Casey Miller9 Casey Miller9 Member
44 messages
joined Jan 2008
#897 ·
nimbledriver81 said:
I hope this wasn't aimed at me. 🙂

I wasn't trying to point fingers at anyone. Again—I'm sorry if people are feeling let down.
Living with psoriasis is a nightmare—my sister’s been dealing with it forever, so I’ve basically grown up watching her struggle through endless trials and errors. Honestly, when you're hurting that bad, you'll try anything, even slathering tar on your skin if you think it might actually work. But man, most of it doesn't do much. I guess you just have to learn to live with it.

I mentioned this earlier in the thread, but like, maybe a couple of months ago I went to this lecture by an aromatherapist. The guy actually studied pharmacy and has a PhD in something related—he’s legit in the field and works in the industry. He brought up this burdock root tea regimen, claiming it's supposedly great for detoxing your liver and skin. I’ve seen some people on Reddit mention they’ve tried it, and honestly? It tastes pretty nasty—just a heads-up if you're thinking about it. But hey, to each their own, I guess.

It’s a massive headache—especially when you're stuck in that endless cycle of testing stuff out. I’ve spent the last year trying basically everything under the sun with my son, and honestly? Nothing has even come close to sticking. It’s all been a total waste of time.
I kept saying "ENOUGH!"—but here I am again, still messing around with Belogent, Eloc, Beloderm, and all those other pharmaceutical scams. I'm honestly over playing games with this stuff. Atopic dermatitis (neurodermatitis) is just a chronic, incurable nightmare; nobody even knows the actual cause, though people assume it’s allergy-related. The only thing keeping me sane is knowing that like 85% of kids outgrow it by puberty, so I guess there's hope there. That’s why I decided to try that ointment from Michael Ramos3—just so I can tell myself I actually tried everything. So far, things are looking okay. No intense redness or scaling, which is surprising considering how skeptical I am. I mean, yeah, I'm a skeptic, but I'm also stubborn. We'll see how it holds up over the next few days. It’s a bit colder and cloudy today, not much sun, so no swimming or tanning... basically the perfect weather for my atopic skin to go absolutely haywire.😠 Hey, checking in. What's up, guys?
Forgot to mention—here are some photos. This was how things looked two months ago... when I first started using the ointment, it was actually like half this bad; Image 1 I'm sorry, I didn't catch that. You only typed "i". What's up? Image 2And here's what's happening today; Image 1 i Photo 2.
My bad—swapped the links. The first few pics are actually the others, and vice versa.
Elizabeth Lee49 Elizabeth Lee49 Member
42 messages
joined May 2007
#898 ·
Gregory Mendoza3 said:Hmm...

Generally speaking, I agree that places like this are magnets for profit hunters...
and their only real goal isn't helping anyone, it's just hooking new customers to make a buck (without any guarantee of a cure, since they aren't actually curing anything, just selling snake oil)

Still, if we go around accusing everyone who mentions a product, a cream, or some therapy—or just something that worked for them—of being some villain coming to dump lies on us and steal our money... then this whole Psoriasis corner... this victim sub-section of the forum (don't like the title, feels too pessimistic) might as well be shut down entirely.

Because if all we ever do is talk about how things are going... whether it's receding or active or (God forbid) you have a flare-up like I do... then I don't see the point of all this PVP... because, from what I gather, this section was meant to be a place to swap experiences to help people facing the same struggle.

Isn't it strange? If you find something that actually helps, you keep it to yourself. Or you make a post saying, "Hey, I found something great that cleared me up," and when everyone naturally asks what it was—because wouldn't they want to help themselves too?—you get offended and snap at them, "Shame on you, I'm not an advertiser, I'm not here to profit off your misery."

That's a pretty extreme example, sure, but if things keep functioning this way, we’ll end up right back there. If you think about it, even talking about your diet or specific products can be seen as advertising, because you're technically putting money in someone else's pocket again.

Anyway... look, does this forum have people looking to exploit you? Sure. Are you certain who's genuinely trying to share helpful info and who's trying to scam you? Probably not. It's up to you to judge what to do, but let's not go accusing every new member of being an "impending robbery."

And here's my own track record... I've mentioned all sorts of things since I've been here... asking questions, even being a bit clueless and posting addresses or links in public areas, from German snake oils to various spas... or even expressing interest in Michael Ramos3's ointment. If I were an advertiser, I probably wouldn't
be jumping all over the place like this, because it would be hard to work for the Germans, the spas, naphthalene, Michael Ramos3, and whatever else I've brought up all at once.

So please, before you accuse someone of anything in the future, just take a second to think... because making false accusations isn't a small thing.

As for the situation Robert Clark2 is bringing up... I don't know... maybe my friend Robert Clark2 is right, maybe he isn't.

Haven't you noticed that, unfortunately, Gabby has disappeared after that whole mess similar to this... (maybe she's just hurt and angry)

Whatever... just don't be paranoid. Be reasonable and stay cautious.

Gregory Mendoza3, I hear you. You say you're going to try Michael Ramos3's ointment; I wish you the best of luck, and I truly believe you'll find relief. Every flare-up passes eventually. It's just up to you to endure the hell it puts you through. Most importantly, keep a clear head and keep your sanity, believing that things will get better. Wishing you nothing but the best. Kind regards.😍
Gregory Mendoza3 Gregory Mendoza3 Active Member
79 messages
joined May 2007
#899 ·
Elizabeth Lee49 said:Gregory Mendoza3, hey man, I hear you saying you’re gonna give that ointment from Michael Ramos3 a shot, and honestly, I’m rooting for you big time—I really believe you’re gonna pull through this and get cured. Just remember, every single flare-up is going to pass eventually, no matter how bad it feels right now. It’s really all on you to endure the absolute hell this thing puts everyone through, so you’ve gotta stay tough. Most importantly, you need to keep your head on straight and hold onto that belief that things are actually going to get better, because if you lose your mind, you're done. Wishing you nothing but the best, man. Peace.😍

Gabby, thanks a million for having my back!😍

I wish everyone nothing but the absolute best from God!

And don't you let any of those damn illnesses get in your way or mess with your head!
Gregory Mendoza3 Gregory Mendoza3 Active Member
79 messages
joined May 2007
#900 ·
Quote:

nimbledriver81 says:

I really hope this wasn't aimed at me. 🙂

Look, I wasn't trying to point fingers at anyone, seriously, and again, I am genuinely sorry if people are feeling let down here.
Living with psoriasis is an absolute nightmare—my sister deals with it too, and honestly, I basically grew up watching her struggle through endless trials and errors just to find some relief. I get it, I totally get that when you're hurting, you'll try anything, even rubbing tar on your skin if you think it might actually work. But unfortunately, most of that stuff barely does anything, and you just have to face that reality.
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But whatever, it doesn't even matter what was said or who said it...

I have zero intention of accusing anyone, let alone acting like I'm some kind of judge over people's lives...

All I wanted was to steer the conversation in a different direction on this Reddit thread so everyone stops wasting their precious energy, nerves, and time trying to explain things that don't need explaining...

And yeah, I know most treatments don't do much... but as for "just accepting it"? No way in hell, absolutely not. 😠 I'm just built differently, I guess, because I'm the type of person who refuses to ever just throw in the towel when life gets hard.

At the end of the day, the only true healer is God... and if it's His will for you to be healed, you'd be Cured in a heartbeat. You'd go to sleep at night and wake up completely healthy the next morning.

Or, if it's His will, He'll lead you to a medicine, an ointment, or whatever else you stumble upon, all according to His plan and His timing. Whether you are healed or just find relief, it’s all part of His design.

The hardest part is simply earning His grace. But once you've found that connection and you feel close to Him, the sickness doesn't even matter anymore; it loses its grip on you entirely.

I realize this isn't really what this forum is about, but that's just how it is.

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