Mycoplasma pneumoniae-Pic

[posey]

Have you seen anything like this from your body?
Mycoplasma - MicrobeWiki

I tried to put the pic here but my computer beeps when I click on atachments. Don't know why yet.

It is the 3rd pic on the right.

[carla]

Do you mean this one Posey?I've not had a microscope for years .

[posey]

No Carla, it's the one before that. The 3rd on down.

I had testing on Mycoplasma and Chlamydia Pneumonia with both returning elevated results.

Yesterday I went to Allergy Associates for Candida testing. Don't know those results yet but skin testing showed I have allergic reactions to gluten, mold, and dust. Today I begin drops for gluten.

This Dr. was so personable it surprised me. Hard to find now days. He acknowledged "M" but admitted it was not his specialty. He could see the symptoms I told him of.

So if THESE type Drs. are out there, one has to wonder about the rest of them who so brutally belittle us.

[carla]

Sorry Posey .He sounds like a Doctor worth seeing. Good Luck

[dragonfly2]

These look similar dont they?

[tcmgpt13]

My doctor tested me for mycoplasma, but my test was negative. I guess that's why Morgellons is so hard to pin down as we all have different infections. Unless science can find some common disease organism behind the illness called Morgellons it may be years before we have any answers. For example the bacillus which causes leprosy, also known as Hansen's disease, was not identified until 1873. It was not until the 1940's however that sulfone-based drugs were found to control the symptoms of this disease and render it non-contagious to others. At least back then some research was being conducted to find out how to treat leprosy, but in our case all research (for the most part) has been private and has had very limited funding behind it. Now with the economy essentially in a shambles government funds to conduct research have shrunk dramatically. So help will be even longer in coming.

[lamb]

Leprosy was just diagnosed in Vancouver at the Olympics. A Cruise ship in the harbor.. Vancouver Sun posted today Michael...? Brain fart on the Author.sorry.
No nationality of the patient, a mechanic in the engine room.
The ship is hosting security personnel from Canada + environs.
Don't know how to post properly, my apologies..
Any MD who is dumb enough to believe that our borders keep us safe in this trans global world is delusional.
DUH.

[hurtin1]

Dragonfly,,,how big are those "samples" in the pics?? Size - wise....
Mycoplasmas are micro........
Just wonderin....

Lamb,,,check this out about lep.

MAINTENANCE OF AN ARMADILLO COLONY FOR LEPROSY RESEARCH - LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY

Some turtles harbor leprosy too...

TC,,,,Yes I aggree there is some main thing that amplifies,, otherwise regular infectious diseases and such..

Maybe thats what the C-Ts are,,,left over growth horemones from monsanto,,that got banned...lol

It does make ya wonder what they did with all the leftovers though,,huh...

[posey]

Just what U thought Gragonfly.

hurtin1, I'm no microbiologist in the very smallest of terms. However, I have read about morphing, pesticides, GMO and so on, on the net; no that I understand it all..

My school of thought when I thought of resemblance was maybe via way of morphing, some fungi, bacteria, virus, or some of the many oodles of "bugs" we live with has changed in it's whole scope of existence.

After experiencing what I have been; just as we all have been doing, I have tried to keep my mind open to many possibilities without going overboard.
But, with all the vast array of super fast technology going on and mostly what we don't even know about, God only knows what money and power hungry people are up to, or for how long they've been up to it.

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[fracty]

Good points Posey. Like all of us here, I especially know what you mean about, "after what you (seen)." I think it is incredibly hard for a person w/out M to understand the shocking things we see and experience.