November 2009

I attended the Follow-Up event in December 2008 in South Africa. I was very depressed at that point in time. My three-year old son Lukhanyo — it means light — had a breakout of what looked like sores in his mouth. He had them behind both his upper and lower lips. It was not painful to him, but the sores kept spreading. Apparently an insect had laid eggs in his lips. Eventually the outer part of his lips had sores also.

I consulted with my general doctor but nothing helped. I went to a pediatrician and he would not even touch my son’s face because he said it could be contagious. He referred us to a dermatologist, who diagnosed the sores as warts and said that they were big and would require surgery. The doctor made arrangements with the hospital and set a date for the surgery in early January 2009.  The dermatologist told me that in spite of the surgery the warts would recur, as there was no cure for it.  I was getting desperate. I went to a pharmacy and had a chat with the pharmacist who told me she had warts as a child and that they just never go away.

I had been introduced to the Blue Body® dance in my first event in 2007. I went to my Follow-Up event determined to find a solution. My son was going to a crèche in January 2009 and I needed a quick solution.  Everywhere we went people would ask what had happened to him. We did Blue Body® dance with Debbie Christie at the RSE event, and I truly focused on my son’s face being completely healed.  

During the lunch break I met a lady from Australia who was a homeopath. I related my story to her and she recommended an antiparasitic and deworming solution to me. I listened, even though I doubted it would help. I did as she instructed. I blessed the solution and gave it to my mom to give to Lukhanyo, as he was staying with her then. A week later, the warts were gone. I opened my son’s mouth in disbelief and checked thoroughly. There was nothing, not even a trace.  I cried and cried.  I remembered  the lady at the event and sent her a big thank-you.  She was my runner and I didn’t even know it.

My son is well and has never had an outbreak since — ever!  What I know for sure is that Ramtha Rocks!

— Magdeline Dee Tshangela,

South Africa