Sudden Hearing Loss

Thirty-four years ago, on January 19, 1992, I lost my hearing. It was sudden loss. It happened in church on a Sunday morning.

I was amazed, confused, surprised - but it was funny. Female voices sounded high pitched, light, and fast like helium chatter. Male voices sounded low pitched, hair-lipped, and nasal.

I went around talking to people just to hear those funny voices. In a week it was the same. I began to be concerned. I made an appointment with my primary.

The doctor said, "I'll tell you what happened to your ears. This is the result of a lifetime of loud music, loud motorcycles, and screaming skill saws."

I said, "My motorcycle is quiet."

He said, "There is no such thing as a quiet motorcycle. The cilia in your cochlea have been cut down like mowing the lawn."

I said, "That wouldn't happen suddenly. Besides that, I don't think the problem is in my ears. I feel like sound is coming in fine; it's just not being processed properly. I think the problem is in my brain."

I had told him that I took some expired Penicillin that morning. I said, "I think the penicillin affected my brain."

He laughed and said, "No, it can't be in the brain. And the expired penicillin would just be weak and harmless."

Four years later, after many doctors had searched for the cause, a neurologist diagnosed me with multiple sclerosis.

He said, "Your hearing problem is not in your ears; it is in your brain. It was caused by an attack of multiple sclerosis on the hearing centers of the brain."

Thirty-four years later, after a lifetime of not being able to hear my brothers and sisters pray, not many intimate conversations where my darling companion would shout sweet nothing nothings in my ear and not listening to preachers, I have discovered the truth.

Recently, because of an incident I call "the night of the black-eyed peas, (You can read that story in "Be Serious about B. Cereus") I found myself in a position where I had to do extensive research on bacteria and toxins and the damage they do to the body.

I learned that my hearing impairment was caused by the 3-year expired penicillin that created heavy metal toxins that attacked my brain. Research told me that they can still be there after 34 years, and the only way to get them out is to detox by stimulating the Glymph nodes.

I am using a Pressotherapy Head Massager to detox my brain. What I am doing is called Glymph Drainage. I hope to remove all heavy metal toxins caused by the expired penicillin and let the brain repair the damage.

What I am seeing is results in my whole body. My walk and my balance keep improving. I am still using hearing aids, but the sound is much louder. It is uncomfortably loud in some circumstances. Soon I will not need them. But my brain has to heal and restore clarity.

If you believe... You may join me on a healing journey. Lymph Drainage is the answer. What is the question?