Shannon's Journal, Volume 3

[Shannon]

The day before yesterday, I made a simple, understandable mistake. My girlfriend and I live together, but we are not always in the same vicinity, so we often must have MIR playing on our own phones at the same time. In order to prevent issues while we are together, we will have one of those two devices turned off. Yesterday, I forgot to turn mine back on when she left the room, for between 45 minutes and an hour. Big mistake.

I went from having no symptoms at all and thinking I didn't even have the infection anymore to knowing I was losing the battle at the end of that hour, and waking up the next day so deep in it that I spent almost the whole day unable to even get to a sitting position without help. Even with MIR playing.

So what happened?

Well, as it states in the instructions, MIR bolsters your immune system and helps it maintain dominance while the infection is in process. If you start using the program early enough, and you do not interrupt that usage, it will frequently dominate all through the process of the infection and you may experience no symptoms at all. But that doesn't mean you don't have the infection. It means that you have too few active infectious agents in your system to produce symptoms, and the weakest die first, followed by the second weakest, and so forth. What happened was that I forgot to turn it back on at the end, when only the worst and strongest were still alive. And in just one hour, they turned the tide of battle, and dropped me like a rock.

I am back up and about, but definitely symptomatic still. I got through the worst of it yesterday because of a combination of MIR, nebulizing colloidal silver, drinking Airborne, taking a multi-vitamin, taking l-Lysine, eating homemade turkey soup and sleeping. All day.

Don't make this mistake. Use MIR properly. It will likely take me several more days to return to the state I was in before I made that mistake, as nasty as this flu is...