CONSUMMO EFFECTIVENESS
I have decided to
share this post officially because the most violent element in society today is
ignorance. I would be ungrateful if I decided not to share our success
experience with Consummo, my heart always bleeds for those parents whose son,
daughter or relative who have this stigma - specifically paranoia schizophrenia
as in my son’s case — it literally bleeds, some of them just need someone to
hug them and tell them that they are not worthless, the treatment I tried not
only worked but cured my son permanently - Consummo. My son was one of those millions of people around the world who
suffered mental illness and God healed completely with Consummo.
My son situation
was very complicated. I understand how one feel as a mother and once caregiver,
mental illness is so much more complicated. Many have been conditioned to think
that traditional medicine has not found a cure for a disease. Consummo have
challenged this train of my thought. When he (Chris) was ill, it was a
tragedy, I endured, I was broken, I knew hardship, I was lost. But here I stand
and I can tell you unequivocally that my son is cure. It is those of us who
have been broken that understand the meaning of psychosis which why I posted on
different blog that there is solution. My dark days made me strong. As I looked
at the past and start writing this, tears of joy overwhelm me. I realize that
every time I thought I was being rejected from something good, I was actually
being redirected to something better. It was one of my most difficult jobs and
one that I poured my heart and soul into daily. Though our son's mental
illness drove us to bankruptcy, sidetracked his career and left me clinically
depressed, his illness cost my time and that of my family, our son was
hospitalized 13 times. He's repeatedly called 911 with fantasies – a gunshot
wound, a heart attack. He has fantasies (he's rich), hallucinations (he's being
followed) and delusions (Mom is a robot). Sometime he's slept with a butcher
knife under his pillow.
He already
attempted suicide that one need to watch him, I don't go to work often. “I
don’t believe I have fully processed the horror of my child suffering a level
of torment so deep that it caused him to want to end his life. I was afraid of
what will happen to me if I think about it too much. He said that his brain
felt like it was “under a hair dryer.” He usually told me he felt “unsafe. How
he talks — crisp or sluggish, or perhaps angrily to no one, like yelling “Stop
following me!” down an empty hallway, he has done this on a regular
basis. I have read statistics that show our son is more likely to be a
victim of violence than a perpetrator of it. I also read about the elevated
risk of violence among people with schizophrenia, and knows the statistics that
show their risk is higher if severe symptoms such as paranoia or hallucinations
are not controlled, or if they have a history of violence or drug abuse. But
that isn’t our son. “I don’t see that in him. What I saw is a kind, loving,
empathetic boy struggling to regain his footing in this world. That’s who my
son is. His friends gradually drifted away, due in no small part to his
unpredictable and aggressive personality. This is what it is like to be the
mother of a son with a severe mental illness — an hour-to-hour,
minute-to-minute vigil, we check on him (me, my hubby, his brother and
others at home). It's exhausting to fight a war every single day. I told myself
I had to get over what I wanted. My attitude was, 'I'll enjoy nothing while he
enjoys nothing. We wanted to do the best for him and feel at our wits' end,
which more reason we place an order of Consummo. My gratitude makes sense only
after getting Consummo, within 2 months of using Consummo there was a
noticeable improvement. The scars show pain & suffering, but they also show
our will for him to survive. They're all part of our history now. The beautiful
thing about my family is that we never gave up on our son.
After he was
symptom-free using Consummo, he explain that it's been years since he first
heard voices — what he describes as “whispers” that would come mostly at night,
along with brief flashes of images he describes as demons. If I was afraid of
him, he says, it was because he had become terrified of himself. Do not allow
anyone to make you feel hopeless, not even your Psychiatrists, they have
discouraged me severally. He says he tried to manage by working out, by
doing martial arts, not because he enjoyed beating people up but because it
felt good, somehow, to get beaten up, and when nothing worked he asked me to
take him to the doctor, where he heard words like “psychotic,” which terrified
him even more and many other thing which I will not be able to say here. Taking into account how well my son progressed in that space of time and now. There
is no more schizophrenic symptoms for more than 6 years now. It may work for
you too.
---Pat,
