I agree SS...I don't think there is any one thing either. I think it is the right combination of things as well as having an opportunistic time for it to take place. Aside from that, the family with birdmites passing it around is understandable.Birdmites aren't necessarily Morgellons vectors. The two unaffected babies of the woman with Morgellons could have inherited a slightly different dna. She could have things in her system which didn't get passed through the babies' immune systems. I'm not talking necessarily only blood type, since there are only so many types that are categorized. Some of us could have inherited congenital pathogen-influenced dna despite the blood type showing only the basic antigens they test for. People are walking around totally unaware that their bodies are harboring possibly dormant pathogens, such as viruses until something triggers it to come out and wreak havoc in ways we have no clue about as they create a morphed entity. This is just so complex and we are just laypersons who have inquisitive, intelligent minds who are trying to put it all together.
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