what i m going through is real, they have to say that, you know, whatever he s going through, he s suffering. so why don t we show them love instead of ting to argue with him. leo s been in green bank for about three years and put his dreams on hold. but he hasn t abandoned them. late 30 s, you ve had to sacrifice in order to live here part-time away from your academia and your work. that s required sacrifice. what s the plan? i m hoping to have a frankly a very ordinary life. in my experience going through that health journey was in my mind, i was like, you know, those crazy people that go to the arctic to explore it under terrible weather circumstances and make it to the other end. so to me, right now, it s frankly, that whole thing has been a gift. it has been a tremendous gift because i ve changed in ways i otherwise wouldn t have.
zone, i felt a sense of relief. again, i don t know what to correlate that with at that point. but that relief was significant enough coming in and going out that was undeniable for me. and that s all the evidence i needed. so i decided to settle here. leo doesn t know why he feels better here. he only knows that he does, for now, that s good enough for him. he also says the longer he spends here, the more time he can spend away in small doses. when you go back to visit your family, and tell them about this, and your experiences, what is their reaction? most of them are in some form of disbelief but i ve been very lucky that these people love me and put that first. so at one point, i hadn t seen my family for three years, which is hasn t happened ever, and i was speaking to my dad, and my dad went, son, come home. woo he ll live in the candle light if we have to. i ve just had the blessing that even if people don t believe
this was very foreign. so long story short as it happens with lots of his mystery illnesses, basically the doctor said, you know, there s nothing wrong with you on paper, we can t help you. go and talk to psychologist. leo said he worked with the psychologist for two years. on paper they couldn t diagnose him with anything. leo started to doing research on his own. i looked into things like mercury toxicity, i look the at lyme disease. he also learned about green bank from his suspicions that perhaps he was having negative reactions to electro magnetic waves. eventually i learned of this place. i heard people had settle the here. at that point you have to understand my mentality is i will do anything sane that has any possibility of helping me. i came here to check it out and when i was driving into the
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zone, i felt a sense of relief. again, i don t know what to correlate that with at that point. but that relief was significant enough coming in and going out that was undeniable for me, and that s all the evidence i needed. so i decided to settle here. leo doesn t know why he feels better here. he only knows that he does. and for now, that s good enough for him. he also said the longer he spends here, the more time he can spend away in small doses. when you go back to skrift your family and tell them about this, and your experiences, what is their reaction? most of them are in some form of disbelieve. but i ve been very lucky these people love me and put that first. at one point i hadn t seen my family for three years which hasn t happened ever. and i was speaking to my dad, and my dad went, son, come home. we ll live in the candle light if we have to. so i ve had the blessing that