Eyeclops

[lamb]

I have had similar thoughts Kritts, but every time i go to the mall..(rarely)
I will feel it in any store! I have a teen, I go everywhere in the mall!

[Kritters]

Hey Lambster...

I guess it's feasible that we can expand on that and say.....it all begins in the third world countries that make these clothes. Also, it also could be the fibers are the 'smart dust' that could make us 'feel it' because we are electromagnetically predisposed.

xoxoKritts

[Sadsack]

Update on the eyeclops -

I did bring it with me to the fair, though I didn't have a TV. Well, there was a small set with the right inputs, so I tried it out.

OMG - my face! I found lots of black fibers, some were partly submerged under the skin. So at least some of these were not environmental textile contaminants. (I was wearing a black jersey; I don't like jumping to conclusions).

I just now realized that I can plug this into my laptop. What a jerk - I never looked at the front of my laptop, only at the inputs at the back.

Have to rush to day two of the fair. Will report after it's all over.

SS

[Sadsack]

Scratch that - I can't plug it into the laptop.

I'm at the fair. So far two people have stopped by who had more than passing interest in Morgellons.

The first one was brought by his young son who knew his father had these symptoms. Father was all eyes, reading everything. I gave him lots of information and phone numbers, and the DVD from '08.

A woman stopped by who knew someone who she thinks has Morgellons. Neither of these people had ever heard of Morgellons.

Still 3 more hours to go. How many more?

This is insane. I swear, this has got to be the biggest hidden and underdiagnosed condition in the world.

SS

[Katinka]

Hey SS..I personally think that what you're doing is GREAT!..Yeah!..Spread the NEWS, sister! People need to be informed about this horrific disease..there are just way to many who don't know anything about it..not even heard about it..it's time for them to WAKE UP! hopefully, it's not too late...

Kat

[brat789]

That's great news sadsack and I agree with Kat that what you are doing is great! The eyeclops is an eye opener for sure. When I first got mine I couldn't believe what my skin looked like. At first it was disheartening because I could see there was no end to them, but now I like the fact that I can see my progress and what works on my skin and what doesn't.

[brat789]

Regarding the eyeclops,

I had a nasty fall this week on the pavement and needed stitches. My hands didn't require stitches but I have them bandaged up. I took the bandage off and decided to look at the cuts with my eyeclops (yes I've become obsessive LOL) and I have NEVER seen so many fibers in my skin at one time, its like a damn fiber festival...a huge ball of the red black and blue ones. I didn't want to believe that this was a blood disease, but I am truly leaning that way now. Its no wonder I've always healed kind of slow and always scar. I thought it was because I was a smoker. No its because all of these things seem to congregate to wounds in addition to causing them (lesions). Now I am totally bummed out!