So, I guess it’s just all in my head. Like my brain cysts.
Everyone who says this isn’t real should get struck down with this. I know that’s cruel, but I spent 8 days in the mental ward from 12 Monkeys, it was really bad. They accused me of making the sores myself and therefor being a danger to myself. ERGH. Now it’s worse and hubby says, “Oh, that’s probably this…” or “It must be the flu…” discount and disbelief. Just like them.

The better solution is to point to the accuracies. You guys are full of beans.

Do you already know that people who’ve heard about “morgellons disease” and want to discuss things with patients can’t usually post on their forums? That’s not the way to do people after sounding the alarm that the public is at risk of catching a new disease. They have a lot of unusual methods, but their basic message of “go away if you don’t have this” is not the way anybody stricken with a disease, so serious that they want everyone to know we’re all at risk, acts when they want it noticed! Patients take over just about any news article’s comments’ section, too, talking unnecessarily rudely to others, disregarding their questions, and any views outside their own.

Notice that the owner of this blog welcomes everyone here to talk. We mind our own business discussing “morgellons disease” in this one little space. Patients want to educate us? Then, they just need to talk with a simple little exchange of answering easy little questions.

Heather, some patients, really, think the stuff they’re saying on the web is tucked away from public view. I glean lots of information patients seem to forget saying as soon as they’ve posted it. People are seriously, seriously, SERIOUSLY ILL!!! No one is allowed to discuss it, though. They mention it as though it’s a little incidental thing and that their “morgellons disease” is the cause of it all.

Everyone’s underlying illness is to blame. Doctors aren’t stupid, and neither is anyone who’s looked into this mess and seen it for what it is. People who think they have “morgellons disease” and/or “chronic lyme” believe, only, their cult doctors who tell them what they want to hear, do what they want, and take their money. Your nazi doctors’ experimentations are assisting in helping destroy your lives and spreading antibiotic resistance to the rest of us. Those who DO have delusional disorders, and don’t blame me, I never stated it, the Morgellons Research Foundation did, well, hell, read the headlines about what untreated delusions can lead to. No, who has to, anymore, it’s all online now! Pictures and videos, even. Look at this example:

The Face of Morgellons

http://www.flickr.com/photos/chamberlin2007/727459784/

Heather, since you’ve brought up cancer, some “morgellons patients” state that they are cancer patients. If so, that would explain a lot towards why those people are going through their experience. It’s pitiful, unless, they’re doing like so many I’ve read accounts of and “diagnosing themselves”. Yes, some morgies admit to doing that with such serious things as cancer and multiple sclerosis.

Lies, lies, lies tripping themselves right up as soon as they say things. All “morgellons disease” patients should do like EnviroGirl said in another comment on Morgellons Watch and get up there in front of Congress.

Please do it. Now, I think I’ve said more than enough tonight. AND, it isn’t because I’m unkind and unsympathetic, it’s just the opposite. And, anyway, I survived DOP.

Aside from that, could you please take a moment to look at a couple of things that you’ve just said?

Delusion would be if someone had the feeling of being bitten and there was NO evidence to back it up…

Nuh-uh, Larry, that is completely wrong. Lots and lots of people may experience the sensation of being bitten without ever having even the slightest inclination towards thinking that anything has actually bitten them, and without ever feeling any sort of a need to look for some sort of physical evidence to back it up. Such people are NOT suffering from delusions, they just happen to know that a whole lot of things can cause biting, crawling, or stinging sensations, and, therefore, they don’t go making a big deal out of it, turning it into something it isn’t.

If I can rake my hands over my pant leg and it feels like sandpaper…then scrape my pant leg with a knife and collect my evidence in a receptacle, then put my evidence under a microscope and every sample is mites..”THAT IS NOT DELUSIONAL.”

Call me an idiot, but why can’t you get rid of the mites?

If you have mites, then show them to your doctor, to make sure they are mites. An entomologist can identify them. It is possible though that you are mistaking something like skin flakes for mites. Itching and formication can have many causes.