

These are the side views of my face..just when I thought I was getting well, a whole new wave of breakouts started.

I know, be patient. I just am the type to need reinforcement I guess.
I know, 6 weeks isnt that long. This just sucks. REALLY sucks.
When I look back at pics of my acne before, it didnt look anything as terrible as it looks now that Im killing these mites.
I guess I just wasnt prepared for how bad it would be, for how long.
It makes me scared I might be one of those ones that the breakouts never get better for.

It just is so hard. My face hurts. It hurts bad around my mouth, on the side with all the pustules its actually swelling out of my face to the point where I can SEE it on my face (I dont mean looking in the mirror, I mean I can see them on my face sticking out of the corner of my eye).
I think after seeing how many layers and layers of them Im killing, I must have absolutely had a METROPOLIS, hell, no, a WORLD of these things living on my face. LIke, billions. It disgusts me to think about it. But it makes sense and after doing the treatment this long there is no doubt that it is the mites.
Something else I realized recently is that this immune system reaction the the mites on my face has been there for years, because for years now Ive noticed that whenever I would get sick, my skin would clear up. Almost immediately. Its like my immune system was busy with the cold or flu or whatever and the reaction would stop. Isnt that strange?
Like I said, this is just so hard. I wish this forum were more active so that I would have more people to talk to about this.
A few questions for Walter..
Looking at my skin, do you think these scars will last? The only good thing is, while it looks terrible, most of what you see in the first pic is not actual breakouts anymore, but red ness and scarring left from the HORRIBLE pustules I had the last three weeks or so (those are finally getting better thank god, I hope it doesnt come back that bad).
If I know the redness and scarring will fade away eventually (even in a couple years, just eventually) it gives me hope to keep going.