[Steve Frey]

I would love nothing more than to be given the opportunity to present my case to any doctor who would listen with an open mind, the problem is getting the opportunity. I would like more to present my case to someone highly respected in the field of marine biology specializing in bryozoans because I think it would be a much easier sell. Then they could convince the doctors. What doctor is going to listen to someone with no credentials who is making a claim that most people would consider extremely unlikely? It is not like I haven't tried to get opportunities, believe me, I have written e-mails to numerous groups and individuals involved in marine biology, I have written to Dr Wymore on several occasions as well as provided him with numerous images, I have tried posting information in numerous locations on the Internet with the hopes of gaining some professional attention, all to no avail. When I am done writing this post I am going to make a phone call to a bryozoan specialist who has his number posted on the Internet, just maybe I can get his attention.

When it comes to the chlamydia and the borrelia bacterias, as well as the mycoplasma-like organisms, I can provide clear, solid evidence that two of the three are known to be symbiont with certain bryozoa species. Examples of associations between bryozoans and bacteria are abundant and I'm certain that, eventhough I cannot provide specific accounts, the borrelia bacteria will also prove to be symbiont with the bryozoan or it's parasite the myxozoan. I have every reason to believe the myxozoan plays a large role in this disease and it lacks in study even more than the bryozoan.

I do not doubt for one second that I also have these bacterias in my body. There is also no doubt whatsoever that I suffer from the effects of a bryozoan infection known as morgellons, my images alone should prove that. As far as what to do to treat it, I have no idea, other than the copper angle. It's never been my intention to figure out how to treat it because I know that it is not something simple. This disease is extremely complex and I think it's going to take a great deal of effort from a lot of intelligent professionals, who have the technology, to find a way to combat it, but first they have to know what it is , my only goal is to get those people looking in the right direction. Look at the panel the CDC has supposedly put together, there's no marine biologist, what the f..... I mean all you have to do is look at the world wide map of morgellons cases and see that it is obviously a water born illness, do they have to be hit over the head with a brick to see that!