You guys are awesome and I appreciate all the input and advice. I’m located in Louisville Kentucky which is the “allergy capital of the US” they say because of being in the Ohio valley so Spiny you may be right on target there so I’ll load another week and then drop back to 15k. Like I was saying in my original message, towards the end of the second week of loading I felt like a new man and it was behind me so I think you’re on to something. Thank you for your suggestion.
Bosco, I’m still stumped by the 11 yr remission. When I first discovered the beast 11 yrs ago it lasted only about 6 weeks and nothing since and I was doing all the things I shouldn’t have been doing back then like young and dumb guys do such as drinking, smoking and eating junk amongst other things. Now at 55, I eat clean, exercise and have no vices and the beast returns. Can’t make sense of it. However I will throw this in which MAY be something to think about…. I’ve struggled with neck and upper cervical pain since a car accident a few years ago which I’ve been getting basic treatment for such as PT, chiro, etc until 2 weeks before this cycle and I had RFA treatment which is radio frequency ablation shots in my upper back which “burns” the pain nerves in my upper back and neck area which gives me pain relief for up to a year until I will need to have it done again. It was my first time having the shots. Two weeks later after the shots, the beast returned. Not sure if there is a connection but wanted to throw that in there.
And lastly, CHfather, after reading your message, I made a list and just returned from the store. Planning to start the ginger and Benadryl today. I thank you for your suggestions.
I’m optimistic that these “all day shadows” that have lasted now for over 2 weeks are leading to the end but being 90 days in I’m praying I don’t convert to chronic. I just feel it’s controlling me and I need to get back in control of it. Thank you all again for your advice. I will continue to keep everyone posted. I can’t thank all of you enough.
