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[Sue Worwood]

Hi all, I'm new to this site and am so pleased to have found it and thanks for excepting me. I live in Cyprus and in December 2010 had an outbreak on my skin. I went to a Dermatologist and was told I had scabies, instant panic. She gave me this liquid to put on top to bottom for 3 days. Well after that my skin just reacted and I was in so much pain. I spent the next 6 months trying to cure myself, the only thing I could use was Aloe Vera gel. I couldn't sleep was constantly itchy, a nightmare. Living in a hot country was difficult as I had to cover up, no more shorts or little tops for me. I managed to get it under control but was left with dark patches all over me. In November of 2011 I met a lady, Caroline Carter, who does live blood analysis, I told her my story and she said I may have Morgellons, I'd never heard of it so did lots of research. As it got colder here I again began to itch and now have lots of scabs again. I have sent a sample down to her and she will test for me. Looking through my small microscope I did find fibres in them. I am now on basically a vegan.
Sue

[Gator]

Hi Sue,

You have found the right place and you are welcome here. None of us have found a cure, but you can get much better. Look through the treatment steps archives for lots of help from many people.

Going vegan is a great start. Try to avoid sugar, artificial colors and all preservatives. tTis has helped a lot of us.

Bubba's Treatment steps are in the archives and they really helped me. Peroxide and salt baths helped me with my skin itching. I followed her steps as much as possible and got better.

I would be very interested in the report you get back from your live blood cell test. You are blessed to have someone who has heard of Morgellons and is willing to help you.

It is suggested that you never use the word Morgellons with a Derm. or M.D. lest you get a diagnosis of Delusional, need psychiatric care,etc. You are not either. This disease is real and very debiltating, but you can get better.

Welcome to MDR.
gator