What's working & my story

[FindACure]

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I live in Hawaii and am in my second month of trying to heal this. Finally I found morgellons.com which matched the (50-60) sores I had. In pulling scabs off, one that had been hard to get, I saw, to my horror, under the very strong magnifying glass, a fully develolped bug with wings!!! My house and yard (very jungly) was full of white moths, and they seemed to be dropping their tiny larve all over my house and clothes. Later a bug hit my frying pan and I took it to the pest man, and he said it was a moth. We saw the larve sack on it's wing, just like the small brown hard fleshy larve I'd been pulling out of my sores.

Am not allowed to post url's here (haven't made 15 posts, it said), but to read the article about the white moths, google 'morgellons, white moths', and there is a post on the message board, with an article about them, and how they are being sent into the population, in gmo form.

Working with a practitioner on the mainland whom I was referred to, he has given me this protocol, which seems to be working slowly. Some sores have flattened and cleared up, are about 50 left. He said: bathe in epsom salts, 3 cups in the tub, 3x a week. Take wormword and black walnut tinctures, 40 drops, 3 x a day, internally, and put it on sores externally 3x a day. First 8 days, then stop for 3. Then 10 days annd stop for 3, then 10 days and stop for 3. He said they can't live in an alkaline body, so I am only eating and drinking alkaline foods. The last thing was getting my immune system strong with strengthening herbs, and drinking 3x a day: 1/2 tsp. baking soda in 1/2 glass of very cold water.

The sores begin as a small nick, then the larve expands and creates a crater, then it lodges itself onto the side of the sore. At some point, a sliver or tiny point breaks out and moves forward to create a new sore. I have found that to get the tiny point under my fingernail and drive it along the side of the scab will pull out the whole larve; that that little hard dot that began the new sore is the starting point for removal. As per a report and his advise, to get them out of my skin, I pull them out with the side of my fingernail: a long process, as they really attach themselves to the skin, and also when they drop on the floor or my clothes, stick very tenaciously.

The only thing I could have done that could have set up the "unnatural layer" on my skin is: (toluene from) that new amalgum after dental work, and/or from a scabies cream application a year ago. This area is full of chemtrails nearly daily, and low flyer helicopters 6x a day in the jungle area. They say there is Toulene in gasoline.
Otherwise except for smoking cigs and drinking coffee, I was basically healthy.

Someone was asking about Diatomaceous Earth Powder. I have found that drinking it (2 tbsp. 2x day) really gives me energy and clarity, that the sores didn't hurt when I used it on them, and that it is generally a very healthy thing; also helped keep the bug population down in my house (except the bugs have to walk through it, and mostly moths fly)

Here's hoping that my report will help you in some way. Believe me I've been through the doctors looking at me like I'm crazy or a druggie (due to that previous association with Morgellons); and have lost a lot of friends who just can't deal with my situation; been though the hiberation and loss of opportunity; so I really feel for you if you're going through this.

Best of luck to you!

[scabdraggr]

FAC sure wove in all of the crazies into one paragraph quite well.You need to take pics of the dark larvae as I haven;t seen any thing like that.I do have pics of the moth from my body but I don't think it is the vector that some search for.It is an issue that requires consideration.I can grow bugs from my body and that is scary.I'll put up some pics of the bugs but for now the morgellons worm on U tube is one of my creations wiggling around.I don't know how to post that link.Any help would be great!

[beebee]

What you are describing is a jungle disease, check out Leishmanaisis.

Leishmaniasis - PubMed Health


I have had Morgellons (confirmed by blood slides and 2 ND's) for 10 years and have not had a bug with wings.

[tcmgpt13]

Leishmania is a type of protozoa, hardly a large bug as FCA describes. I believe that we should all be tested for many types of parasitic diseases since some of them are being brought into the country by our troops and Chagas is coming in from the more southern countries below the US. Some with Morgellons syndrome have tested for these parasitic diseases along with schistosomiasis. One person who posted here in the past even had a form of cutaneous lupus.

Not everyone with Morgellons has reported seeing the same macroparasites, but some of us do see larger parasitic involvement. I have had a hooked parasite with ragged wings which looked like a small tan moth (no eyes) coming out in a string from the skin with fiber in between, something which also seems to shoot out a neurotoxin due to the numbing feeling it creates when breaking out of the skin. Over time this parasite has become smaller, lost its two wings down to one, but is still found in a smaller size along lesion edges. Hardly a protozoa though I am not saying what I see is the main infection for everyone with Morgellons syndrome either (or even for myself).

There is more that we do not know than we do know about any of this, but I feel we have to allow for the fact that some of us do have some macroparasites. Even Dr. Harvey was finding different parasite infections in his patients. Hopefully we will someday know what we have in common as far as infections to include micro and macro parasites as well as fungal, viral and bacterial infections. Many organisms in all these categories can create skin lesions. Perhaps there no one cause for what we are seeing.

wwwmorgellons-disease-research.com/Morgellons-Message-Board/parasites/4390-cutaneous-leishmaniasis-lesions-sand-flies-morgellons.html

quote=beebee] Find A Cure - Sounds like Leishmanaisis What you are describing is a jungle disease, check out Leishmanaisis. Leishmaniasis - PubMed Health I have had Morgellons (confirmed by blood slides and 2 ND's) for 10 years and have not had a bug with wings.

[scabdraggr]

The insects are all secondary and before long I will try to present evidence of such.The moth thing is trying to give me a lot of extra work.This M disease has so many different facets but still one primary facet.Why other lifeforms are present is still a mystery.Maybe JO will find the evidence to solve the insect question as she worked on the fungus gnat thing and micrmyasis for quite a while.

[fritolay66]

The insects are all secondary

Absolutely. Been saying this very thing for a very long time and although they aren't the primary, they certainly do exist and cause more problems.

Frito

[jonsi]

I was really sick from "M" and never experienced any insects.

Lots of fibers (white, blue, black & red), black specks and glitter.... nematode buggers, lesions.

IMHO, frito & tcm are working hard to figure this out (amongst many other members here).

itwl,
~jonsi

[jeanlong]

sharing ideas on this thead . . .

kinda thinking I was healing up okay until that brief trip to Hawaii in January. Immediately during that trip, within a day of arrival started a horrible flare up that kept getting new scary symptoms culminating in a bug emerging from my arm a few months later. I have to think there is something in Hawaii that makes M worse.

Since that trip I'm always working on my systemic problems which are largely toned down but I have many M skin problems. . . These days I'm reading about how many parasites thrive only when specific bacteria is present, as in those are apparently paired symbiants.

[tcmgpt13]

The fact that some parasites do thrive in the presence of certain diseaase organisms is being studied more seriously now, especially as it has been also learned that the parasites can introduce new diseases into the body. I recently added an article on the forum about recent research of an unknown virus which leishmania may introduce into the host body. A lot of focus has been on the bacterial infections, but now it's being found that introduced viral infections are as important as introduced bacterial infections (especially since there are no real cures for viral infections and many of them remain unidentified as well). I know that the parasites introduced infection into my body when I got sick as suddenly I was hit with overwhelming fatigue and the feeling I had flu which was on top of all the symptoms I suffered from the initial exposure to ciguatoxin:

wwwmorgellons-disease-research.com/Morgellons-Message-Board/morgellons-disease-fiber-disease/7553-garth-nicholson-lb-morgellons-post-skizit-4.html#post83399

quote=jeanlong;84126]sharing ideas on this thead . . .

kinda thinking I was healing up okay until that brief trip to Hawaii in January. Immediately during that trip, within a day of arrival started a horrible flare up that kept getting new scary symptoms culminating in a bug emerging from my arm a few months later. I have to think there is something in Hawaii that makes M worse.

Since that trip I'm always working on my systemic problems which are largely toned down but I have many M skin problems. . . These days I'm reading about how many parasites thrive only when specific bacteria is present, as in those are apparently paired symbiants.[/quote]

[sammy]

My story is quite similiar tcm I was on a vacation too south carolina and mid week I noticed a bug on my leg. well by the time I got home I had several. and my life has never been the same also I think this is still parasite involved. sammy