Is it bad enough that GMO has killed all the bees. Or the fact that GMO is poison. Now these nazi death dealers are stealing money from the sick to reinvent thier poison.

It seems not only are we doomed but the majority of Americans are either fools or so prideful they are blind.

Morgellons comes from nano-technology developed by darpa as a electrostimulus transceiver, look it up on darpa’s site. End of story.

I know I do not have any other diseases becasue i have been checked for every std and i have none. I am just really frustrated. It is a hard fact knowing that your symtoms are only going to get worse as time goes on.

Chris, the last thing I think you should be considering, is joining up to form a protest with a lot of others, many of them, probably, older than you, who react with particular behaviors that convince others in their lives that they are less than stable.

This blog is on the topic of “morgellons disease”, and it isn’t a support message board for it, (if you read the heading), but you’re obviously hurting so badly, that I have to say these things. If you know the “actual” diagnoses of the doctors that your parents have taken you to (the ones you refer to as having said that you’re “crazy”), look that diagnosis (or diagnoses) up, and see what insights you can gather from reading about the conditions.

If you don’t wish to do that, an alternative is to look for message boards on the condition(s), and read how patients with the same thing support each other, and then tell the situation your life is in to someone who can really lend support to you.

Please, Chris. You owe this to yourself. You’re young, you’ve gotten this far in life, and you have hidden strengths that you’ve never tapped into, just waiting to be discovered. I know that you are persuaded to identify with the group of patients who think that they have “morgellons disease”, and, given the circumstances, it is entirely understandable. It is a bad situation, and they’re rendered unable to know how to do anything except to stay ill, pretending to have power over things that they have no control over. It’s just awful to see fellow humans suffering in so many ways, too, and we wouldn’t be seeing it, if not for the introduction of “morgellons disease”.

I don’t expect you to know what I mean by that, Chris. The patients who think they have this thing can’t give you the support that you need to get better. In their own way, they try, and maybe somehow, they feel it works, but it isn’t working. You can find the right place to get support. Please, think hard on my words. I care about you, a whole lot. You can be victorious, and go on to live a wonderful life. Try to not dwell on all the bad things, and please do something positive for yourself like I’m suggesting.

That poem is fucking stupid Al. you have no idea what you are talking about. I know justice will come say day whether it be years from now if a cure is found or you burn in hell for says shit about people who are in pain and shamed from the world for their scars all over their body. how can this many people all of a sudden turn crazy when these skin lesions all look the same and physical symtoms are all the same. There is no way this big of a hoax could be orchastrated. I am drunk as fuck right now so i am surely tellin the truth.

I am hurt by people who say I am crazy. My parents have told me to my face that I am crazy. That is how deep this goes to the individual out there that has no one to talk to about this. I am alone and lonely enough on this matter to talk to people I have never met on a post site. We have one thing in common and that is what we are experiencing so I have someone to talk to. I am in tears right now because I am pouring my heart out. I am not crazy and I wish something will be done about this strange disease. Good night.

I was just about to bring that link to show Michael.

After all proof of the existence of a newly emerging illness is what he said he wanted.

I just pray we can all get well.

Morgellons Disease — Bransfield 42 (11): 24 — Psychiatric News
http://pn.psychiatryonline.org/cgi/content/full/42/11/24-b?etoc

Psychiatr News June 1, 2007
Volume 42, Number 11, page 24
© 2007 American Psychiatric Association

Letters to the Editor

Morgellons Disease
Robert C. Bransfield, M.D.
Red Bank, N.J.

I am pleased to see that in the December 15, 2006, issue, Psychiatric News drew attention to Morgellons disease and that the excellent article gave sound advice on communicating with delusional parasitosis patients. However, I would like to add comments about the distinction between Morgellons disease and delusional parasitosis.

I’ve evaluated and treated Morgellons patients, spoken with researchers and other clinicians who work with these patients, read the limited literature on the subject, and reviewed a database of 3,000 Morgellons patients. The Morgellons patients I have seen had surprisingly similar symptoms, with an abrupt onset, often following a toxic exposure. Before the onset of their illness, these patients’ mental status appeared to be quite representative of the general population, and some (including physicians) were high-functioning professionals. The condition appears more common in nurses, teachers, and in family members in the same household, which suggests a contagious component.

After the onset of the illness, these patients report surprisingly similar symptoms. They have a combination of bizarre dermatological sy mptoms, cognit ive impairments, mood disturbances, and sometimes paranoia and suicide attempts in later stages of the illness.

Their symptoms are not compatible with schizophrenia, bipolar illness, substance abuse, or other recognized causes of delusions. When patients complain of fibers protruding from their skin, examination with a low-power digital microscope can visualize and photograph the presence or absence of these fibers. In addition, many Morgellons patients test positive for Lyme disease. The mental symptoms seen in Morgellons are similar to those of other chronic general medical illnesses with psychiatric manifestations, since the mental symptoms fluctuate in a pattern similar to that of the general medical symptoms; and this suggests that the mental symptoms are probably associated with immune and/or toxic effects upon the brain.

When these patients are treated with modest courses of antibiotics, their dermatological and psychiatric symptoms often show significant improvement. Without a thorough assessment, Morgellons patients are commonly given a diagnosis of delusional parasitosis, resulting in a delay in proper treatment. Whatever Morgellons is, it is something very different and unique and should be considered as a condition needing further study and possibly listed in the next edition of the DSM.

In summary, Morgellons disease and delusional parasitosis are two distinct clinical entities. Morgellons does not appear to be an imaginary or delusional illness and merits the research effort that we see with any other emerging and serious illness. ###

Just as an aside google tasmanian devil facial tumour, and tell those poor devils they are delusional.

“Morgellons disease” is not a “co-infection”, or a “myriad of fungi/bacteria/parasites”, doing what you’re speculating, but the original condition known as DOP, (before “morgellons disease” was introduced), is sort of what you could think of as something like a “secondary” state, if you’d want to, since it is triggered by various underlying conditions. Not everyone who thinks they have “morgellons disease” started out with DOP, but, by believing in it, they developed it. It’s all encompassing, the way the MRF made it up.

I’m very comfortable with our food supply, feeling safe with the foods I eat, as well as with the foods that I feed to my pets.

Co-infections can exist, this could be a myriad of fungi/bacteria/parasites that are exerting their will to survive against immune systems that have been weekened. Do you think our food is any safer than the pet foods?