Morgellons Segment on Dr Phil

[Franky]

What's Up, Doc? Part Two

Mondays show

Dr. Phil’s team of medical experts are back to answer any and every medical question! These four physicians with four different medical specialties are armed with an endless warehouse of health information. First up, the medical dream team weighs in on controversial headlines from uterus transplants to water intoxication. Next, Judith says she suffers from Morgellons, a mysterious disease that causes painful lesions on the skin. Judith is frustrated because she’s had Morgellons for 10 years but says doctors tell her it’s all in her head. What does Dr. Phil think? Then, Dorine says her life has been unbearable ever since her uterus dropped out two years ago. She says she can’t exercise, go to the beach or even have sex because of her condition. Is surgery the only answer? And, Samantha went in for simple breast implants but says she became a plastic surgery nightmare. In the past three years, she’s had four implants and 16 surgeries to correct what is now a deformed right breast. What can Samantha do to move forward with her life? Plus, Dr. Phil answers viewers’ most embarrassing questions.

[Kritters]

Franky,
Tomorrow? Do you know what time EST and channel?
Kritts

[Morgan]

Thanks for letting us know this Franky but I think I'm going to pass.

I've gotten to the point in my illness that I no longer need outward vindictation or validation from others that this disease exists.
I used to think and hope that just maybeeeee the next news broadcast or the next editorial would enlighten people and "phew" people would believe and then I would feel better and the medical community would acknowlege this condition and all would be alright with the world and all of the Morgellon's sufferer's could take a collective sigh of relief.

I no longer seek this out. It is enough for me to know that I am ill. A treatment would be appreciated, yes it sure would.

I can almost predict the outcome, especially if this is an older show.
They will look at all of the previously published research in a very logical and methodical way and perhaps mention the CDC study and say "We will just have to wait and see what their conclusions are before we decide."

After all what else can they say, or do? They seem to be logical and reasonable people right? Just a guess.

Have a great day.

Morgan

[Franky]

Originally Posted by Morgan

Thanks for letting us know this Franky but I think I'm going to pass.

I've gotten to the point in my illness that I no longer need outward vindictation or validation from others that this disease exists.
I used to think and hope that just maybeeeee the next news broadcast or the next editorial would enlighten people and "phew" people would believe and then I would feel better and the medical community would acknowlege this condition and all would be alright with the world and all of the Morgellon's sufferer's could take a collective sigh of relief.

I no longer seek this out. It is enough for me to know that I am ill. A treatment would be appreciated, yes it sure would.

I can almost predict the outcome, especially if this is an older show.
They will look at all of the previously published research in a very logical and methodical way and perhaps mention the CDC study and say "We will just have to wait and see what their conclusions are before we decide."

After all what else can they say, or do? They seem to be logical and reasonable people right? Just a guess.

Have a great day.

Morgan

Hi Morgan, I know how you feel! I kind of feel the same as you, but there are still some peole out there who might want to see it. I was just letting people know about it. I am in no way endorsing the segment though.

[Kritters]

Hi Morgan,
I agree but at the same time, the more people's attention it's brought to will increase awareness at different levels. Who knows, there may be a person suffering out there without access to a computer. If they see this, at least they will feel vindicated themselves to at least a certain level.

Kritters

[megluth72]

I have to say I agree with you Kritts. It was a segment like that in which my mom saw and opened her eyes to it all. She emailed me right away wondering if morg could be what I had. I was then able to tell her about it all and this forum. It was very relieving.

[tcmgpt13]

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[Doc Holliday]

haaa ahaaa What's UP DOC. LOL-, well now------thanks for letting us know what & where Franky, I will take any and all the public awareness we can get, but again ---hope it will reach the right folk's & be of some good. Doc

[freebird]

it's very sad to know that britney spears has morgellons what's the world coming to?

[Kritters]

Al~
Wasn't Dr. Phil originally a nutritionist?
No, you fool.
That was the ***** Dr. Laura.

Freebird~
He didn't say brit spears has morgellons.

Is this a full moon tonight, or what?

Kritters