london-paris
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I have some family members that have Morgellons, some for 10 years. This is a horrific disease that destroys lives. How? Well doctors will not help in any meaningful way, saying the victim is delusional while making them wait outside the doctor’s office for a delusional examination. Families do not wish to be exposed in case this is contagious, employers don't want you because you not only have hideous lesions, but you have severe 'brain fog' and chronic fatigue, you itch all the time, seldom sleep well and have poured your pockets into ANYTHING that might help you in the form of products.
Everyone has turned their backs on you and you are alone. I have seen people loose their cars and homes and jobs over Morgellons.
But the worst, absolutely the worst, is when a small child has Morgellons and does not have the ability yet to understand what is happening to him/her. In many cases, the mother has Morgellons and so does not wish to touch their child and the husband does not want to touch the wife and on and on and on.
Now, can you imagine, hundreds of thousands of people have the identical 'delusion', without knowing of each other and having the same organic material coming out of their bodies, and having the same symptoms and all have severe biting and scratching feelings and all being treated the same by the medical community? You will need a Cray super-computer to calculate the odds of that happening.
The suffering goes on. Many people are under the misconception that this disease is a skin disease; it is not. This horrific disease is deep within the host’s body. Applying topical treatments might soften the biting and scratching sensations, but in no way will this treat the root cause; parasitic infection. So, how do I know this is parasitic? Well, I have seen them pouring out of peoples eyes, their noses, their mouth, under their fingernails and in their urine and stool. I have pictures, lots of pictures.
Morgellons sufferers go to the only place they can get empathy and comfort: the Internet. This is where they form communities of support groups. Desperate for ANYTHING that can help them, they share their experiences with one another and they share what products they tried and which one helped and which one didn’t. At least they have that.
The CDC, in June of this year announced that they will form a task force to evaluate the so-called Morgellons Syndrome, called a syndrome because it is not yet classified as a disease. With the exception of small pockets of volunteer scientists, there is no real concerted effort to discover what this Morgellons disease is, how it is transmitted, what effects it has on the human body and how long the incubation period before a victim becomes symptomatic. The CDC just now announced that there have been some delays and that their task force will assemble “sometime early next year” in Los Angeles in a VA hospital. For the government, this is a routine investigation, for the Morgellons sufferers, it is yet another delay to getting to the bottom of this disease.
There is hope. I have seen two promising products that literally drive the parasites out of the victim’s body and after several months, some people have declared themselves ‘symptom-free’. A woman is not going out into public with hideous lesions on her arms and face. With the use of these substances, all the lesions are healed, the biting and scratching are gone along with the fatigue and brain fog and the most surprising statement is “I finally have my life back.” It is unclear if this is a cure, but just to be able to go out into public and function normally is a true blessing. Are these people contagious? Who knows?
Folks, this disease is real and it is spreading globally. There are hot-spots in the USA; Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, most of Florida and many cities in Texas. We are also hearing about vast numbers of people in Europe, Sweden, Japan, New Zealand, South Africa and Australia who have Morgellons and the numbers are growing. In this day and age of jet travel, it is very easy to see how this or any other disease can spread rapidly.
And so I say to those people who have Morgellons Disease, please hang in there. Do not pick at the lesions, you will only make it worse and leave scars. Clean, clean, clean everything. Lower your carbohydrate intake, the bugs seem to like them and by all means, boost your immune system any way you can so that you can help your body to heal itself. There is hope.
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11-18-2006 03:42 PM
