[rumble video_id= domain_id=u7nb2|ukruk|ukmeq]If your child is suffering from Eczema and you have tried every method to cure it, you must check this story.
This Irish mom cured her daughter’s severe eczema by using an economical and gentle product, which contained shea and cocoa butter.
Joanne Nevin, 28, noticed patches of eczema on her 3-month-old daughter Kelisha’s elbows and legs.
But slowly this disease spread to Kelisha’s face and head which caused her vast pain and irritation.
Kelisha was scratching all the time, and her face—full of red patches—looked as if she had “boiling water poured over her.”
“It was just a big scab,” Nevin, currently pregnant with her fourth child, told Irish Mirror.
Thanks to Kelisha’s red skin, she got a lot of attention from strangers.
“I felt like they were judging me,” Nevin said.
The steroid creams prescribed by the doctors only gave some short-term relief to Kelisha.
In fact, according to an Epoch Times, Dr. Seo Hyo-seok, director of the Pyunkang Korean Medicine Hospital, wrote: “So, I emphasize once again that steroids must not be used under any circumstances whatsoever for eczema.”
The worse was about to come. The steroids caused Kelisha’s skin to bleed and weep. Every morning she woke up with stains of blood all over the pillow.
Seeing Kelisha’s in such a pain, Nevin was completely heartbroken. “I felt awful I cried many a day,” she recalled.
Nevin started trying various ways to relieve Kelisha’s eczema, but none of the efforts were fruitful.
“There was nothing I could do,” she said.
Nevin had to do something to ease her daughter’s pain. Fortunately, she bought a cream called Childs Farm’s Baby Moisturizer online for just 4.50 pounds (approximately $6) and tried it on Kelisha.
Miraculously, in just four weeks, “Kelisha was like a different baby,” Nevin told Belfast Live.
Her eczema completely vanished.
Childs Farm’s Baby Moisturizer is said to be a light and mild hydrating cream, specially formulated with 98 percent naturally derived ingredients, such as shea and cocoa butter. As stated on Boots.com, 98 percent of parents recommend using this moisturizer to cure their kids’ eczema.
“With conditions like eczema, regularly moisturizing is crucial. The condition dries out the skin, causing it to crack and become painful; a gentle moisturizer soothes and hydrates the irritated skin and allows it to heal,” said Childs Farm’s consultant dermatologist Dr. Jennifer Crawley.
Kelisha now is completely cured, and she keeps on smiling all the time. Nevin is the happiest mother seeing her baby smile again.
“When her skin was bad I could only dress her in baby grows, everything else was uncomfortable, so it was such a brilliant feeling just being able to dress her in normal clothes,” Nevin said.
This story is simply miraculous and unbelievable. Such a low-cost cream cured Kelisha’s eczema which was so hard to cure.
If you know any parent whose infant is suffering from eczema, then do share this story with them.