Jul 01 2007

Pathogens & People

Published by Michael at 11:51 am under Media

Here’s an interesting article that illustrates some of what I was discussing in the previous post.

http://www.hometownannapolis.com/cgi-bin/read/2007/07_01-25/COL

The problem is, McSweegan makes no mention of underlying physical conditions, which again sweeps the whole situation into the false dichotomy of “delusion or disease”.

A patient is quoted as saying “I was feeling things moving under my skin”, and then the gist of the article is that they were imagining it. When actually formication is a real physical symptom triggered by various physical circumstances from Meth to Menopause.

So while McSweegan characterizes the circumstances of Morgellons fairly well, he’s not telling the whole story, and he is reinforcing a polarization that inhibits communication.

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