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Ground Zero of the morgellons lesion. I am at the flat bottom of the lesions on my face. I have stopped using st johns wort. I was sidetracked using make up for the wedding and that put me behind(description in blog). The soda sessions kept things moving, fizzing, erroding. I am at ground zero. How to describe the bottom of the lesion? Looking in the 10x magnifying mirror, i blot the just rinsed -off lesion. I am done with the soda, rinsed in sink water, sprayed with distilled water, sprayed with silver. The inside bottom looks clean , tidy and has a fleshy white texture. The texture is raised lines forming individual pockets. The texture reminds me of the texture in the new blue heavy duty paper towels in the grocery stores. Im using this to dry out the lesion before puttin on a bandage. The paper towel has ridges around depressed pockets. This is a pattern, not rows. Im trying to count the ridges that form the pocket. I think there are 5 ridges, or horizontal "logs"...equal in size that form the pocket. Is that a pentagon in math? It is hard to count the sides that form the pockets with the naked eye even in the 10x magnifying mirror. The network of these ridges covers the bottom of the lesion ,and is surrounded by a rim. The pockets, or depressed areas within each pentagon holds the "beans". Or, it may have a single clear hair. Or, it may hold solid goo. Or, if i pull out the bean, it is a cone shaped hole. Some beans are larger than others, some beans anchored in shallower than others. I remove the shallow beans, i remove the hairs. I put on silver bandages, tomorrow the soda session hopefully will fizz away whats left of ground zero. Horray!