What I did on my summer vacation ... photographs of my friends

[Andrew]

I have spent the last year studying the bugs, and trying to convince doctors that I really am infested with bugs. I recently figured out that the bugs exist in or under my skin as food for the real pathogen (see photos 42-50 ... pathogen eating bugs). I have a pretty good idea as to the identity of most of the bugs at this point, but I'm not an entomologist (and neither are the dermatologists who told me when shown my photos "that's not a bug". And I reminded them of this fact in no uncertain terms). The identity of the bugs is not terribly important, anyhow.

[weredIgo]

Hi Andrew,
What did the good dr think they were? I think there could have been a big pink elephant in the room and he would have told you its not there either.


Claudia

[Kritters]

Hi Andrew! Welcome to the forum (you're new, right?)

I love your thread title

Good to have you on board.

Kritts

[weredIgo]

Hi Andrew,
Kritters is right, I should have welcomed you. Welcome!
Hope to hear from you soon, you have great pictures.



CLAUDIA

[dragonfly2]

Hi all, this is dragonfly 1 and 2 Ive tried 5xs to contact Franky to get my passwords reset after changing internet providers and losing all infoformation, with NO AVAIL! Soooooooo Ill start fresh but wish I could get back into my pics etc.

Still exiting my body from my fingers.

[Jo]

Welcome Andrew!

Good snaps - just wondering where/how you found them and how big is picture 4 ..(roughly in mm)?

thanks
Jo

[jonsi]

dragonfly's pics look like what I pull from my skin and and out of my nose... I believe the "M" can morph into anything. nanotechnology bottoms up, toxins feed the "Morgellons".

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Welcome Andrew,

Peace & in the white light,
~jonsi

[dragonfly2]

Not sure if ive posted these under dragonfly but here we go!

[ladycolorado]

I know that insects and Morgellons are VERY real. I have had strange insects take residience on my scalp in the beginning. They flew bit and laid nits under my skin.

I was a strange kid who studied insect books as a child. I am telling you whatever they were they were NOT natural. I think this disease can take DNA from insects and make its own stuff out of it. How? I do not know I am not a scientist.

Andrew, Jonsi and Dragonfly are also aware of this. This is why my first post returning to this board was the CDC paper talking about how with a high virulent clone variant of Lyme it said anything with an exoskeleton can be a vector for this type of Lyme running rampant in Europe and North America.

Although stories of disease transmission vary, I thought it was important to share this paper because many say strange insects and arachnids, etc. made them sick with Morgellons Disease.

It is important to know that YES unfortunately for some of us with Morgellons Disease insects ARE a problem.

The South has many insects but here I am relieved to say that the "bugs" act like bugs and NOT like the ones in my former infested home in Colorado. SUCH a relief.

(LC)

[lamb]

Good Gawd Almighty! Now I KNOW we are in deep dark voodoo! (This is a sarcastic joke!)
Seriously tho' what in God's green earth can allow bugs to live in us???? This is beyond bizarre. Great photos.. for those of us who have been trying to explain this for years ...and happen to be computer illiterate..
Thank you Andrew. May we all find some peace.