Morgellon's Arthropod Image 2-3 inches long

[sarothra]

Hi,
Has anyone else seen the Morgellon Creature on their skin? I use the hair dryer on broken and unbroken skin. After heating up the skin, a FORM appears. It has 3 "dots", which look like 2 eyes, a nose, and a dot for the center of it's "head" - I don't believe these are its eyes and nose, etc., but this is just a way for me to describe what I am seeing. This form varies in size from 2 to 4 inches in length. In the place where its "belly" would be, I believe is where it tries to produce its young (the larvae). This is in the center of the being. This is where the wound starts. This is the LESION - where the creature is trying to produce its larvae. There is a rounded shape (like a fanned-out tail) on the opposite end from the "head". Also, there are appendages, reaching up and out, hard to see on the skin, but sort of like a scorpion in appearance. I definite see this creature and see it on my kids too. My daughter is 3 and has the forms, as well as one lesion. My 2 year old has two forms - one on her elbow, one on her face - that I have noticed so far. There is definitely a creature (for lack of a better word) involved in Morgellons. The fibers are parts of its body. Different colored fibers for different parts of its body. The purple fibers are its "legs", the red ones are in the main "center" part of its body, and I cannot locate where the clear fibers are from but I suspect they form the outside of its body the clear aggressively moving fibers are the cruisers, the injectors - they DO inject themselves into the hair follicles, by the way, and YES mine move, very vigorously if healthy, slower if weakened by my protocols.) If you heat your skin up with a blow dryer (especially areas like around the top of the sock area) -- until you feel the form BURNING hot into your skin, then you will see this form.

[ladycolorado]

Yes what you describe is VERY familliar to me. I too have this disease. For now much improved but I remember having stuff like this.

I will say that I think it is quite possible the fibers are some kind of byproduct of this creature It is often like the chicken or the egg theory: WHAT came first? Dr. Harvey the Chair postulated that the red fibers are male, the blue ones female and near the "belly" of these fibers are the sexual organs.

There is definately nematodes involved,fibers, specks (smaller clousters of these fibers),goo biofilm bacteria, and a creature who lives in the center of a lesion. Some with Morgellons have insects as well. I did anyways. Horrid.

It is not unusual to see fibers protruding from a lesion, particulary one out of the center of it like a feeding tube. Underneath it feeds from blood, and above skin they feed from air and it is theorized they release pheremones.

You will get more input on this subject I am sure from others. Sarothra welcome to M-D-R this forum. Sorry you are sick with Morgellons Disease but glad you found us.

(LC)

[posey]

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[Sadsack]

Sorothra -
I believe every word you said...while at the same time thinking, "I understand why people who don't have Morgellons think we are delusional". It's something you just can't wrap your mind around, even when you are afflicted!
LC -
If you listen carefully to Dr. Wymore's presentation at the first annual Morgellons conference in Austin, he is very clear that these fibers are NOT biological forms - no sex organs, no mouths or other openings to obtain nutrients and release byproducts. These processes are necessary for all life...these are NOT alive, though some can and do move. If you think about it, much of technology "moves" provided it is built to do so, and has a source of energy (like gasoline or electricity).
My washing machine is "moving" right now, plugged into the wall and receiving electricity. It was designed to perform certain functions, and any moment it will send me a signal that is has completed what I instructed it to do (the cycles I selected). I will then move it to the dryer and give it further instructions about what to do. I will select the "sensor" cycle, where it will detect the amount of moisture and will stop when the moisture level has dropped. At the end, it will "buzz" to let me know it is finished.
I know you have a lot of regard for Dr. Harvey, but he really was guessing about the "male/female" thing. None of the other scientists see it that way, and the current methods of investigation are much more sophisticated - FTIR elemental analysis, PCR dna analysis, etc. It is at that level of analysis that we will find out what the hell this crap is.
SS

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Hi Sarothra,

I can't say that I have seen such a 'critter'... but, I'd love to view it microscopically. The next time you 'capture' one - if you're able - put it in-between two pieces of clear tape and PM me and I will send you my address - and you can mail it to me? Sounds very interesting.

We're starting to see human parasites involved with some of our Morgellons - you might want to get the whole family on some "DE" - there's a thread dedicated to it. And, it works on pets, too.

[Jo]

Hi Sarothra,

Please could you estimate how wide these critters are?

I'm interested that you mentioned that they have spines, because fly larvae have spines, pointing backwards to stop easy removal.

My samples have two parallel tubes running down their bodies, which is the trachea...and a tube extending out of one end, which is the breathing tube extension.

Jo xxx

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Hi Jo,

I still haven't given up on 'flies' being involved somehow, and I think Dr. Staninger said she's found fly involvement in a small number of her samples that she's examined. I don't necessarily think flies are involved with everyone, though.

I remember the thread out here where we talked about it. I'm still seeing a flying midge all year round every once a month or so... even in the winter time. And, I only see it for a very short amount of time, like for a few hours, then it's gone. Weird! (And, I'm positive, I'm not 'seeing things'!)

I didn't see where she said it had a 'spine'... and you've seen the 'spines' that was on the Robert Smith Morgellons research hair? Do you have a link to your photo, Jo?

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Sarothra - you're saying that if we heat up our skin in a suspect area, with a hair dryer on hot air that we will see the outline or imprint of this 'critter' under our skin?

[Jo]

Hi Kammy,

dem flys are in the mix... and I'm not gonna stop til their involvements figured out. I'm obsessed!! lol

I think Sarothra mentioned spines in her hair drying thread. I go find some photos of larvae etc and post.

xxx

[posey]

What would one make of it if a person does not have the lesions but does have the moving fibers and has had the specks a few times? Only white or clear fibers except for 1 blue one.

Plus the hyphae-like growing on body. On head if pulled out it has wrapped itself around 1-2 real hairs and it usually has a smaller hooklike hair on it.. But what is really mysterious is that it takes on the same genetics as REAL hair- if genetics is the correct word- regarding the length of growth depending upon what part of the body it is growing on.
Also, some on the head stood straight up and swayed back and forth as if looking for food. Same thing fungus hyphae does.

posey