Why, the MRF or the NMO, of course.

And where did they get their statistics?

ok so this disease sounds really scary but I’m a teacher and i just found out about this disease and i was wondering if there are any other interesting facts a bout this just put it online.

I replied:

“This disease” it is a very sad situation. There are a lot of reinforcement forums on the web, and the patients don’t appreciate differing opinions. I hope this can be of some assistance. http://morgellonswatch.com/

“Facts”? Briefly (I can’t list my sources, right now, but this is all on the web, from over the years)…

It is not “a” disease, but its victims are very ill. A mother who refused evaluation for Munchasen Syndrome By Proxy launched a web site in 2002 because she was convinced her little boy had more than eczema, His skin itched, and, as many toddlers do, he’d described it by saying, “bugs”. She took it literally, and due to fibers and fuzz adhering to his raw skin, she expected that doctors were supposed to show an interest in researching her newfound disease.

Patients who date back 13 years ago, originating with a group who flooded the National Pediculosis Association, with concerns of lindane poisionings, after a 1994 article in The Ladies Home Journal, were the beginning of the main bulk of the patients who found her web site and registered. Many others have since then, covering a lot of other psychogenic skin disorders.

Ninety-five percent of them were diagnosed with delusional parasitosis and have been to an average of 10-40 doctors. The website claims, as you will see being said repeatedly, as you find out more about this, that everyone was “misdiagnosed” . That particular state is triggered by many different underlying causes, and they all share a delusional believe there’s a pathogen behind what induces a state of delusional parasitosis. Regardless, the patients, as is typical, were insulted, ignored THAT MANY doctors, and have left their health conditions untreated. Of course, they worsen. It’s widely reported by the patients that their doctors, instead, ignored them.

This thing has evolved, due to a network of people assuring that it does, and well, if you’re interested, run an internet archives search on The Morgellons Research Foundation and look at the “still evolving case definition”. Anyone who wants to have it can. It covers everything known to mankind, all, already, in existence.

There is a rapid growing network of crooks taking advantage of the most misfortunate members of our society, by telling them that they really have a new disease. They are ill, very ill, from various underlying conditions, and the charlatans who are screwing with them should be prosecuted for health fraud, and more. The patients are not justified in wanting to sue their real physicians, but there are solid cases with the quacks, if their families would pursue it. All the poor patients need to hear, as you will learn, is “I believe you”. They demand being believed, and researched, unable to treat what they have by virtue of it being what it is.

The entire world hasn’t gone mad, yet, this is only the beginning of how it can spread.

I am all for it. I wonder how many folks actually use these. I built a small store that grew into over 100 thousands items. Its crazy how fast it grows!. Anyway. I agree!

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