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[hilly]

Runwithscissors.... thanks so much for putting all that together... must have taken you quite a time... will be good to see what progress 2008 brings .... Happy Christmas.. at least as happy as is possible in the circumstances ! Milly x

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[tcmgpt13]

Is anyone hearing if this study will also include urine specimens? Does anyone else see small strands/specks in their urine? I do. Whether parasites or whatever I do not know. I do wonder though if analyzing urine samples is also a consideration for studying this condition.

[Kritters]

TC,

If it isn't (and I think it isn't) it should be. When I had chelation therapy, they used urine MAJOR sample to show what metals are coming from my body. I imagine if urea carries out impurities, it would include bacteria, fungi, virus toxins or remnants. Unfortunately, I doubt, but really have no idea being the dumb sophomore researcher I am in all this, that they would even be set up in the labs to look for this in urine.

Great idea.

Kritts

[jonsi]

I just finished sending my letter thru e-mail to the Inspector General....
I addressed it To Whom It May Concern (and I hope it concerns all who read this):

The Environmental Protection Act is supposed to do just that. EPA knows about Morgellons and (I feel) won't/can't reveal the truth. No one wants to be accountable and the information exposed might cause mass-hysteria.

I am having a crappy (to put it mildly) day. I can barely walk because my ankle is the frickin size of a tennis-ball and it hurts. From what? Hmmmm, "I don't know " maybe the rug "made in China" in front of my stove in my kitchen that has a hung ceiling under skylights with zillions of three-prong spider webs in the space with no spiders. (I sprayed eco-vie up there a while back, guess it is time to do it again).

Again, I don't think we should count on anything happening soon with the CDC "investigation". I got a call from Dr. Clifford Carnicom on Christmas Eve while I was grocery shopping. Clifford is not an MD and he does not have Morgellons. He is a scientist who used to work at LANL. His research on chem-trails, ie. aerosol sprays from airplanes has led to his study of the fibers found in the sprays and the similarity to those associated with Morgellons fibers. He uses microscopes that magnify 2,500X to 5,000X. He needs more blood samples from Morgellons people to conclude his latest paper on Morgellons and Morphology. He has found an abnormality in all blood samples taken from healthy individuals. The one sample taken from another Morgellons sufferer shows this abnormality but at a much higher concentration. So, my daughter and i will thankfully prick our fingers in the name of science. I imagine all of you reading this would gladly give some blood in the name of science!

More info on his investigationson Morgellon/Aerosol Crimess: www.carnicom.com

Too bad the CDC doesn't get someone who understands and "gets it" to run the investigation. Is any member of this site involved in the CDC "investigation" as a patient? I wish we were important enough. If someone "important" got this, then maybe help would come...

~jonsi

[Kritters]

Yep Jonsi,

Seems you and I are having simultaneous frustration and CDC directed anger tonight. We share the same ankle situation, but mine is from a sprain Christmas Eve (wedge heels on hot looking shoes don't do well with stone driveways) I can't help but to think though, that if it weren't for my 'altered' physical state, my ankle would've been stronger and quite fine today.

Kritts

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