Thanks for the message Maybelle! Id love to hear your input if/when you do watch it. Thanks, FF   [End]
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http://youtu.be/Gspm9gK9JdU (Make sure your quality is set to HD 1080p) This compilation mainly focuses bringing to light some of the more controversial and highly contested aspects of ”Morgellons”. 1. Fibers in and under unbroken skin. 2. Yeast like substance coating hairs and skin. 3. Hair cuticles damaged and eroded down to the inner cortex. Follicles exhibiting a caved in ”canoe” like appearance. 4. Hyaline fiber formation and growth as a result of what appears to be a transformation of this ”yeast-like” substance. 5. Fiber growth and development from the sur ...
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It’s been almost two years since this hellish journey began for me. Every night, like many of you, I seek answers, breakthroughs, help and hope here and through Google. I just want to begin by saying thank you for the time you all have spent discussing morgellons. These threads have gotten me through my hardest times, given me hope and most importantly helped me see that I’m not alone. I just wanted to outline, in a fair bit of detail, three areas of significance I don’t see discussed much (or at all) that I experience daily. I hope these details can add to the discussion, shine n ...
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Hey Jen, I too have a problem with carpet beetles. The larva have hairs that many people have a reaction to (contact dermatitis). These casts or skins become brittle after time and if they are disturbed can become airborne as a fine dust which can irritate our sinuses and respiratory tract. I first became aware of them after inspecting glue traps left for a few weeks under furniture in my bedroom. The larva tend to hide in dark places, while the beetle stage is attracted to light and can be found on or in between windows. I then found them in my dresser snacking on clothing in ...
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