Comments on: Morgellons and Dermatologists http://morgellonswatch.com/2006/10/29/morgellons-and-dermatologists/ Resources for Morgellons investigators. Skeptical analysis and discussion. Thu, 12 Apr 2012 23:03:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Smileykins http://morgellonswatch.com/2006/10/29/morgellons-and-dermatologists/#comment-12923 Smileykins Mon, 30 Jul 2007 03:03:30 +0000 http://morgellonswatch.com/2006/10/29/morgellons-and-dermatologists/#comment-12923 Excuse me, Chris, what do you see so terrible, and so wrong, with what you're referring to as an admission, on here, that I had DOP one time? I hadn't even heard of DOP, until hearing about "morgellons disease", three years after that experience. You don't know what DOP is, obviously. I sure hope you're not lying to yourself, like so many others who turned me onto it, through this "morgellons disease" situation. I think, unless, you understand DOP, plus all there is to know about why Mary Leitao concocted "morgellons disease", back in 2002, that you should have someone you trust (who understands things well), read everything on this blog, Morgellons Watch. You need to have someone translate this, too, if you're interested. This is a summary of TC's and my experiences. http://of-morgellons.blogspot.com/ Chris, you have your whole life ahead of you, and nobody wants you to throw it all away on this mess. Excuse me, Chris, what do you see so terrible, and so wrong, with what you’re referring to as an admission, on here, that I had DOP one time? I hadn’t even heard of DOP, until hearing about “morgellons disease”, three years after that experience. You don’t know what DOP is, obviously. I sure hope you’re not lying to yourself, like so many others who turned me onto it, through this “morgellons disease” situation.

I think, unless, you understand DOP, plus all there is to know about why Mary Leitao concocted “morgellons disease”, back in 2002, that you should have someone you trust (who understands things well), read everything on this blog, Morgellons Watch.

You need to have someone translate this, too, if you’re interested. This is a summary of TC’s and my experiences.

http://of-morgellons.blogspot.com/

Chris, you have your whole life ahead of you, and nobody wants you to throw it all away on this mess.

]]> By: Chris http://morgellonswatch.com/2006/10/29/morgellons-and-dermatologists/#comment-12924 Chris Mon, 30 Jul 2007 01:21:46 +0000 http://morgellonswatch.com/2006/10/29/morgellons-and-dermatologists/#comment-12924 Smiley kins. you actually admitted on here that you had DOP!?? see you are fucked up in the head. i have morgellons and i am sane as they come. dumb ass Smiley kins. you actually admitted on here that you had DOP!??

see you are fucked up in the head. i have morgellons and i am sane as they come. dumb ass

]]> By: Smileykins http://morgellonswatch.com/2006/10/29/morgellons-and-dermatologists/#comment-12922 Smileykins Fri, 08 Dec 2006 05:39:42 +0000 http://morgellonswatch.com/2006/10/29/morgellons-and-dermatologists/#comment-12922 Thank you. Two months of having DOP manifest itself in me, from an underlying organic cause, was a very tiny, but profound, chapter in my life, June. A delusional state of mind is utter reality to the person in possession of it, regardless of what causes it, but, even so, I could still problem solve and rationalize to quite a very good extent. Many people who believe in "morgellons disease" can't do that, due to some of the more complicated reasons that cause it to come about, as well as the reinforcement that it's something other than what it is. Thank you. Two months of having DOP manifest itself in me, from an underlying organic cause, was a very tiny, but profound, chapter in my life, June. A delusional state of mind is utter reality to the person in possession of it, regardless of what causes it, but, even so, I could still problem solve and rationalize to quite a very good extent. Many people who believe in “morgellons disease” can’t do that, due to some of the more complicated reasons that cause it to come about, as well as the reinforcement that it’s something other than what it is.

]]> By: june http://morgellonswatch.com/2006/10/29/morgellons-and-dermatologists/#comment-12921 june Tue, 28 Nov 2006 22:15:27 +0000 http://morgellonswatch.com/2006/10/29/morgellons-and-dermatologists/#comment-12921 Smileykins says, I wasted away in the process, until I was almost gone from here. It was beating me right down to the finish line, and I was not going to let it take me over that mark. June says, What an uplifting account, Smileykins. You travelled down a really rough road, didn't you? It's stories like yours that give hope and encouragement to countless people who suffer daily from debilitating illness and/or chronic disese Smileykins says, I wasted away in the process, until I was almost gone from here. It was beating me right down to the finish line, and I was not going to let it take me over that mark.

June says, What an uplifting account, Smileykins. You travelled down a really rough road, didn’t you? It’s stories like yours that give hope and encouragement to countless people who suffer daily from debilitating illness and/or chronic disese

]]> By: Smileykins http://morgellonswatch.com/2006/10/29/morgellons-and-dermatologists/#comment-12912 Smileykins Fri, 10 Nov 2006 19:34:12 +0000 http://morgellonswatch.com/2006/10/29/morgellons-and-dermatologists/#comment-12912 Correction: Excuse me, I'd meant to say that the message board I'd found four years ago was "unusual". Correction: Excuse me, I’d meant to say that the message board I’d found four years ago was “unusual”.

]]> By: Smileykins http://morgellonswatch.com/2006/10/29/morgellons-and-dermatologists/#comment-12895 Smileykins Fri, 10 Nov 2006 19:23:27 +0000 http://morgellonswatch.com/2006/10/29/morgellons-and-dermatologists/#comment-12895 Al. I'm really happy that the doctor believes you, and that you finally heard something other than, "NEXT!!!" I don't know your full situation, or anyone else's, but I'd once had fibers (and more) coming from everywhere too....my nose, eyes (most miserable), mouth, and ears, broken skin, unbroken skin....it sucked, and it hurt. Still, somehow, to me, it wasn't what I'd call scary. I know it is to a lot of people, and I hate that it is. Naturally, given the fact that people have been led to think this is something that they share in common, through "morgellons disease", that would make it seem even scarier. I know it all seems to add up, for many. I was blessed to be able to apply a fraction of reasoning when I'd had such a time of it. I was fortunate, though, to have not paid any attention to an usual message board I vaguely recall coming across back then. I don't know which one it was, and although "morgellons disease" may have even been mentioned (and it may have very well been), I didn't identify with the comments I glanced at there. Truthfully, I had thought I had stumbled upon some type of an on line game in progress, or something really weird, so I didn't stick around. Of course, I knew things were not normal, and I'd thought that I had somehow gotten infected with a new disease of some sort. As serious as it was for me, though, I knew, that in two months time, if it were something contagious, that other people near me, as well as in my local region, would have to be getting it too. I knew it was me, only, and that something in my body had to be terribly out of balance. I was on a mission to find out what it was, and how it happened. It was a quest I could not stop, while during the entire time, all these bizarre things were going on. I was in the worst misery I was ever in, and it ravaged me as I looked on the internet for answers, day and night. I googled human parasites, fungus, bacteria, and so many health conditions. Just like other people, way back then, on my own. I wasted away in the process, until I was almost gone from here. It was beating me right down to the finish line, and I was not going to let it take me over that mark. That scared me, then, and I was scared enough to fight and see what happened. What happened was that I got my health back, and it wasn't easy. Yet, compared to many, it must have been. (Oh, I got my heat pump repaired too.) People are in serious trouble with this situation, and how the spread of "morgellons disease" has influenced them further. I hope you are improving, and that your doctor and you can kick this in "its" butt, in royal fashion, babe. Al. I’m really happy that the doctor believes you, and that you finally heard something other than, “NEXT!!!” I don’t know your full situation, or anyone else’s, but I’d once had fibers (and more) coming from everywhere too….my nose, eyes (most miserable), mouth, and ears, broken skin, unbroken skin….it sucked, and it hurt. Still, somehow, to me, it wasn’t what I’d call scary. I know it is to a lot of people, and I hate that it is. Naturally, given the fact that people have been led to think this is something that they share in common, through “morgellons disease”, that would make it seem even scarier. I know it all seems to add up, for many.

I was blessed to be able to apply a fraction of reasoning when I’d had such a time of it. I was fortunate, though, to have not paid any attention to an usual message board I vaguely recall coming across back then. I don’t know which one it was, and although “morgellons disease” may have even been mentioned (and it may have very well been), I didn’t identify with the comments I glanced at there. Truthfully, I had thought I had stumbled upon some type of an on line game in progress, or something really weird, so I didn’t stick around.

Of course, I knew things were not normal, and I’d thought that I had somehow gotten infected with a new disease of some sort. As serious as it was for me, though, I knew, that in two months time, if it were something contagious, that other people near me, as well as in my local region, would have to be getting it too. I knew it was me, only, and that something in my body had to be terribly out of balance. I was on a mission to find out what it was, and how it happened. It was a quest I could not stop, while during the entire time, all these bizarre things were going on. I was in the worst misery I was ever in, and it ravaged me as I looked on the internet for answers, day and night. I googled human parasites, fungus, bacteria, and so many health conditions. Just like other people, way back then, on my own.

I wasted away in the process, until I was almost gone from here. It was beating me right down to the finish line, and I was not going to let it take me over that mark. That scared me, then, and I was scared enough to fight and see what happened. What happened was that I got my health back, and it wasn’t easy. Yet, compared to many, it must have been. (Oh, I got my heat pump repaired too.) People are in serious trouble with this situation, and how the spread of “morgellons disease” has influenced them further.

I hope you are improving, and that your doctor and you can kick this in “its” butt, in royal fashion, babe.

]]> By: al http://morgellonswatch.com/2006/10/29/morgellons-and-dermatologists/#comment-12902 al Thu, 09 Nov 2006 21:47:00 +0000 http://morgellonswatch.com/2006/10/29/morgellons-and-dermatologists/#comment-12902 well, babe, when i took it to the doctor it said"your lesions are looking better than ever" so we then decided to test "it" for, wait for it, the doctor believes me.....morgellons. i got fibres comin out my nose, my eyes, my ears, it sux, it hurts, it is scary..... it it it well, babe, when i took it to the doctor it said”your lesions are looking better than ever” so we then decided to test “it” for, wait for it, the doctor believes me…..morgellons.
i got fibres comin out my nose, my eyes, my ears, it sux, it hurts, it is scary…..
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]]> By: Smileykins http://morgellonswatch.com/2006/10/29/morgellons-and-dermatologists/#comment-12897 Smileykins Thu, 09 Nov 2006 20:15:41 +0000 http://morgellonswatch.com/2006/10/29/morgellons-and-dermatologists/#comment-12897 I've got some errands to run, but can you debate me this, Al, or anyone? Are "morgellons" patients not saying that they are powerless over themselves and that they desire an outside source to solve their problems for them? If so, does it stand to reason that they increase their vulnerability, rather than lessen it? I’ve got some errands to run, but can you debate me this, Al, or anyone? Are “morgellons” patients not saying that they are powerless over themselves and that they desire an outside source to solve their problems for them? If so, does it stand to reason that they increase their vulnerability, rather than lessen it?

]]> By: Smileykins http://morgellonswatch.com/2006/10/29/morgellons-and-dermatologists/#comment-12898 Smileykins Thu, 09 Nov 2006 19:52:12 +0000 http://morgellonswatch.com/2006/10/29/morgellons-and-dermatologists/#comment-12898 Oh, now. Okay, so excuse me again, "Al". I go along with quite a variety of names and titles from you. I don't believe that it's healthy for patients to be looking off into so many various directions for the answers to their dilemmas. Especially when they only see key words and can't digest what they're reading. It's scary sounding stuff, to many people, and just not at all relevant. Since there is no "it", but so many patients have been deceived by their own senses, and therefore, understandably, ignored the numerous opinions and advice of their physicians....man, I am so bad with run-on sentences, ain't I? Hahahaha. Well, you get my drift, though, eh? We all rely on our senses to guide us. So, some people have all been experiencing very similar events, and "morgellons disease" seemed to fit the bill. It was designed to. Only people going through it, or others who "want to believe", for whatever their reasons may be, think that there is such a thing. Now, nobody here is saying that there are not tangible things that people are seeing, nor are we implying that they are not in miserable states of existence due to what they're going through. We understand that, and we understand that there are things which seem similar, and connected, to other patients. It is the misinterpretation of what such patients are seeing, and the combination of their other health matters, that has them in such vulnerable states of confusion. The inability to accept certain conditions, that often befall us, requires seeking a professional to discuss the matter with. I was once referred to a mental health care specialist, over depression stemming from my physical disablement. It didn't help me, though, and after many years, I realized it is an ongoing process of acceptance. People really should try letting their guard down, just a little bit, even, and open their minds, just a tad, if they can. We all only have so much time on this earth, and it shouldn't be spent being miserable. If we fix our bodies, our minds follow. If we fix our minds, our bodies follow. Is there anything debatable there? This "morgellons" issue is not a matter of "taking sides", Al. Oh, now. Okay, so excuse me again, “Al”. I go along with quite a variety of names and titles from you. I don’t believe that it’s healthy for patients to be looking off into so many various directions for the answers to their dilemmas. Especially when they only see key words and can’t digest what they’re reading. It’s scary sounding stuff, to many people, and just not at all relevant. Since there is no “it”, but so many patients have been deceived by their own senses, and therefore, understandably, ignored the numerous opinions and advice of their physicians….man, I am so bad with run-on sentences, ain’t I? Hahahaha. Well, you get my drift, though, eh? We all rely on our senses to guide us. So, some people have all been experiencing very similar events, and “morgellons disease” seemed to fit the bill. It was designed to. Only people going through it, or others who “want to believe”, for whatever their reasons may be, think that there is such a thing. Now, nobody here is saying that there are not tangible things that people are seeing, nor are we implying that they are not in miserable states of existence due to what they’re going through. We understand that, and we understand that there are things which seem similar, and connected, to other patients. It is the misinterpretation of what such patients are seeing, and the combination of their other health matters, that has them in such vulnerable states of confusion. The inability to accept certain conditions, that often befall us, requires seeking a professional to discuss the matter with. I was once referred to a mental health care specialist, over depression stemming from my physical disablement. It didn’t help me, though, and after many years, I realized it is an ongoing process of acceptance. People really should try letting their guard down, just a little bit, even, and open their minds, just a tad, if they can. We all only have so much time on this earth, and it shouldn’t be spent being miserable. If we fix our bodies, our minds follow. If we fix our minds, our bodies follow. Is there anything debatable there? This “morgellons” issue is not a matter of “taking sides”, Al.

]]> By: al http://morgellonswatch.com/2006/10/29/morgellons-and-dermatologists/#comment-12892 al Thu, 09 Nov 2006 03:15:04 +0000 http://morgellonswatch.com/2006/10/29/morgellons-and-dermatologists/#comment-12892 I also object, most strenously to the use of the word "it". Such alliterations surely are designed to sytmie, rather tham cultivate debate. Get it? I also object, most strenously to the use of the word “it”. Such alliterations surely are designed to sytmie, rather tham cultivate debate.

Get it?

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