[ladycolorado]

One thing I DO know is that San Antonio IS a hotspot for Morgellons Disease. Dr. Harvey of the MRF had his former practice there before he treated ME. He stated in The Washington Post newspaper article that we were infected with several closely related species of mutant nematodes (no doubt he was laughed at).

He also said in an a letter that he and a research team were DNA sequencing these nematodes and this paper on this very board was posted by Bubba long ago. To my knowledge this paper has not been published as of yet. I beg to wonder if we have a possible match?

Also over two years ago I overheard an important conversation with an assistant of Dr. Harvey's and the head person at the pharmacy next door to my old clinic. He the pharmacy person asked what should they tell the people they ordered ivermectin from WHAT we had. The assistant said that we had several species of closely related species of mutant nematodes.

Could this "goo" Barack has discovered be related to this pathogen? Apparently there IS a way to detect these nematodes: "The key reactions for recognizing this new organism are yellow pigment production, negative test for nitrate reduction to nitrite, weak bioluminescence (10 to 15 min of dark adaptation is required to see the weak light produced), and a unique hemolytic reaction on sheep blood agar plates incubated at 25 degrees C."

So DO we have a winner?!? Possibly we do not know as we are not scientists. However I have to say we have a suspect which we should put in the lineup.
Pathogens, insects, nematodes, and humans, OH MY! It even is bioluminescent. I wonder if any of this is associated with black specks or fibers. Perhaps THEN we might know more.

(LC)