Multiple sclerosis is not a death sentence! My story in a nutshell. And how do I live with it? Nature only!

Maybe I’ll inspire someone to think.

Back in 2009, right after getting married, I started losing my sight, things were getting weird… 🙂 

We were expecting our daughter’s birth… while working as an IT tech and handling the whole PKS transport company with its branches, things were getting even tougher – as a blind IT guy I was pretty useless… 

Oh well. God gives, God takes, and if needed, he’ll give it back.

(author’s note: he gave it back… everything is fine.. read on)

We didn’t know what was going on and started looking for someone who could tell us what it is, why it’s happening, etc.

To keep the story from getting too long, I’ll cut to the chase:

• after dealing with many “specialists and tests”, we ended up with Professor Heliodor Kasprzak, who in turn directed us to a clinic in Bydgoszcz, (currently he practices in Kalisz – I think 🙂 )
• they ran tests there, but there was no definitive diagnosis, they gave me drips, fed me, and my sight came back. phew…

After a while, my eyesight sharpened to the point where nowadays I see more than most of my friends.

That’s where the story really begins, but let’s fast-forward again.

A year later, something else. This time, vomiting and loss of balance. A year later, double vision and dizziness.

Year after year, something… Until finally one side of my body and my hands went numb (to the point where I couldn’t hold a pipe in my hand 😀 ) – a visit to Przybyszewskiego street in Poznań and tests again… This time they can confirm… Multiple sclerosis and we’re enrolling you in the drug program.

At first, I was glad I finally had something “of my very own” XD and that after all these years they finally managed to identify the problem.

I started jabbing myself with those meds (injections with a device like diabetics use, into my belly, thighs, arms, and buttocks). 

Every other day I felt like I’d been run over by a herd of horses. Turbo flu-like symptoms. 

They told me to pop heavy doses of painkillers with the injections… every other day.

By the way, there were sleep issues. Tossing and turning from 10:00 PM to 5 in the morning… 

Running a business under those conditions is undoable. (I’ll skip the bits about wrestling with the tax office, ZUS, and city authorities who cared more about their mission of robbing the residents than developing the city).

I made a decision – I’m going to trust nature. To this day, before going to sleep, I take a dose of Aurora 22% cannabis (sativa). And I wholeheartedly recommend trusting nature!

Today, as the CEO of Brandt sp. z o.o., I want you to stop and think for a moment whether our ancestors weren’t right to use the gifts of nature in everyday life?

Re-evaluating certain things is hard. But as they say c’est la vie! – and it turns out you can live quite peacefully close to nature.

My attending physician stated that my test results are great, the disease is not progressing, the numbness is gone, keep doing what you’re doing just quit smoking ^_^

What I do:

• I sail,
• I use the sauna,
• I play basketball quite often, 

  I take an ice-cold shower almost every morning,

• I spend a lot of time in the forest and close to nature (the countryside),
• I take cannabis, added microdoses of amanita a year ago and I feel great,
• I walk barefoot everywhere I can 🙂 and I’m totally serious… 

Why did I write about this on my site?

Because my destiny is to inspire people and share what I’ve received from this world… an experience that might improve someone’s life.

Cheers!

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