Pink Eye Cure

Healthy Living: Girl fighting cancer with a smile

It's a string that continues to grow.

"The yellow are every night she's had to spend in the hospital,” said Ashley Tolfa. “The black ones are every time she's been poked with a needle."

The beads have special meaning to five-year-old Madisyn Tolfa.

"Basically, her beads tell her story."

It's a story that, up until a few months ago, was like most other kids, until things started to change.

"It was walking pneumonia, then she had the stomach flu, then it was pink eye. It was one thing after another. Then she finally started complaining of pain,” said Ashley, Madisyn’s mom.

On Valentine's Day, Madisyn was diagnosed with leukemia, the most common form of childhood cancer. Ashley feared the worst.

“When you hear cancer, that's what you think of. You think of death."

Leukemia is a cancer of the blood. Once thought of as a death sentence, doctors at Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo say, these days, this type of cancer is beatable.

"It has about an 85 percent cure rate," said Dr. Paulina Daniels, who put Madisyn on the most effective treatment out there – chemotherapy. The powerful drugs work, but take a toll on the patient.

"Well, we do give out more aggressive chemotherapy up front, and that usually is the toughest to deal with," said Daniels.

Madisyn lost her hair, dealt with regular bouts of nausea, and was so weak at one point she needed a wheelchair.

"I didn't know how to make it better and she looked up at me and she said, ‘cancer can take everything, but it can't take my smile,’ " said Ashley.

With the help of a positive perspective, Madisyn started to improve. She even got well enough to return to kindergarten for a month.

"She makes friends everywhere she goes. She touches lives everywhere she goes," said Ashley.

Thursday, Madisyn was back at Roswell for another round of chemo. She'll need two more years of treatment.

"These rainbow beads are for physical therapy, and some are for art," said Madisyn.

It's a journey Madisyn is keeping track of, one that's already inspired those around her.

"She's a 'super hero.' That's what we tell her," said Ashley.

"Beads of Courage" is a program launched at Roswell in March. It's designed to help pediatric cancer patients and their families deal with cancer in a therapeutic way.

Is there an herbal/natural cure for Pink Eye? (Conjunctivitis ...

Pink eye, works wonders. I would suggest you consult a Homeopath. Children respond to it very well. and you are wise not to use antibiotics which can make a healthy person sick let alone babies.

Best of Health !After treatment with hospital and loosing my entire months’ salary it simply got so much worse, that I could not see and the eyes were bulging out of the sockets where the white eyes were 100% red. It was so red, it started to bleed out with a bloody sac.

I went to several drugs stores, bought many medicines in an attempt to cure this. As usual, I haven’t been lucky with any antibiotics or OTC medicine as the viral/bacteria is completely resistant to them all.

With this string of bad luck I had no choice as usual, but to painfully seek my own cures. After lots of trial and error, I found magnesium chloride, at about 5%-10% solution to be most helpful.

The water I used was ordinary tap water at the time. I varied the percentage between 5% to 10% depending on my conditions at the time. When it was very serious, as my eyeballs were already peeling away, I used a solution closer to 10% to bring relief. Within seconds, I felt instantly better (along with less red color) which is a miracle since, none of the other OTC medicines offer any kind of relief. Then later on I reduced down to 5% as conditions improved. Most people I would probably recommend only 5%, mine was rather serious since I treated myself very late in the game.

I calculated the concentration by mixing and adding the magnesium chloride to a point where the level of pain was tolerable enough or that the pain from the viral conjunctivitis was reduced.Native American Recipe is: BORIC ACID mixed w/ warm water to cleanse the eyes.But u should research anything that u do w/ a precious baby! Wash all of baby’s things in BORAX soap though. Keep her hands and fingernails clean and stop letting everybody and anybody touch her! Keep your family’s hands clean too. Somebody’s not washing after using the restroom. Hate to be so blunt but it’s the truth!hey i am named after it.

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