Fruit Flies

[Kritters]

Well SS...I started out insane LOL.... so anything is an improvement, I guess ;-) But wouldn't there be a mark on my skin where it is coming from? All my lesions have cleared up. But.... listen to this...

Also last night, my eyelashes felt like they had something on (or in ) them....as my eyebrows, inside nose also do occasionally. I attribute that to the fungus or mites or what the freakin ever. Turns out there was a 'hair' across my eyelid, obviously resting on the eyelashes. Made sense to me until I looked at it. While it could have been a baby hair that had broken off and fallen onto my lashes, it was very small and had something attached to the middle. Up I went into the scope room and took some pictures.

Although they're still not as clear as I would like, you can make out what I'm talking about. Here goes. Looking for thoughts here.

Kritts

[Kritters]

They moved under the scope from the know to two separate 'fibers' and started to develop hooks. I watched but couldn't see them moving and they were under glass, so my breath didn't move them. Check out the tip of the secondary fiber up close to see the hook I always see. Also the hooks that developed along the primary fiber.

Don't forget to double click on pic to enlarge. Notice the hooks forming from the end of the primary fiber as well.... Sorry...don't think my hair can do this.

[Jo]

Happy new year McKritters!!

Nice shots! The hooks are intriguing, or are they mouth parts?

Remember my lash shots? I found out that my fibres were breaking out from within my lashes: Morgellons-Disease-Research - Jo's Album: My eyelash

Maybe have a look at an eye lash under scope to see what ya see.

On the fly thing, the small ones dont leave any marks when they come through my skin - I dont even feel it. I find that the bigger ones are attracted to the tiny larvae under my skin and just buzz around me. Also I get ladybirds on me in the summer that feed off the critters.

Jo xxx

[Kritters]

Originally Posted by Jo

Also I get ladybirds on me in the summer that feed off the critters.
Jo xxx

I forgot about your eyelashes.............reminds me of a few of my favorite things:

Jo in white dresses with blue satin sashes
Morgellons that stay in/on my nose and eyelashes
Silver white fractals that melt into goo
These are a few of my favorite things...how 'bout you?

When the tick bites
When the mosquito stings
When I'm feeling sad
I simply remember my favorite things
And then I don't feel so bad...much worse! LOL

xoxoK

Here's Joey and her ladybirds

[Baraka Obam#2]

I mentioned these fibers that form from the pure yellow goo before, they had a center point with the knot like thing. the tubes on the otherhand kept going perfectly strait UNTILL they got close to another line then they curved on the end, a perfect curve every time. this was not a fluke as it was the whole slide covered with pure yellow good that RUNS from a open lesion after being scrubbed with a green scrubby under water then dried, I let the yellow goo run out onto the slide and drop on it. That is the result I saw after letting it dry. You think maybe some of you other junior scientists would try it, the ones with the scopes that can take pictures, I can not. It I feel is the little monster getting to the irritation in the goo, which may very well be our immune system delivering this monster as a hitchiker to the damaged irritated area. Then it takes spreads and takes hold of our most compromised areas. Has anyone noticed that it will find earlier areas of injury. I know some have because I have talked to them, anyone else, Old scars, new scars, operation areas, broken bones, to name a few!! The hitchhiker idea is not a new one I read about it happening with the blood cells, and it is not attacked because it is seen as friendly, seeing that it rides in the immune responce cell itself!!!

[Jo]

Very good Kritts, you're wasted on this forum!!

I will keep my eyelashes peeled for yellow goo Baraka.

Joey xxx

[Kritters]

B2~

So, do they look anything like my pictures above? I don't have the goo that I know of. Just the fibers that come from my skin (I THINK BUT NOT SURE THEY COME FROM MY SKIN SINCE I HAVEN'T ACTUALLY SEEN THEM MOVE OUT OF MY SKIN EVEN THOUGH THEY SOMETIMES JUST ARE ON IT) I am thinking the people who have the goo on the fibers are those who have the fibers come out of the lesions, but of course I do not know.

The other thing is, I had mentioned previously that Dr Robert Young, the guy with all the PhD's in the appropriate scientific fields maintains that all disease goes first to the weakest areas of the body and that's because they are acidic. Whether or not he's right, it could be one explanation, at least which makes some sense.

Back to the fibers in the pictures....they were perfectly straight under the scope at first, even though it didn't seem so when I took it off my eyelid. weird. Just very weird.

[Kritters]

I just had a thought. If this monster attacked Baraka O-2 38 years ago, and others say they have had it for many years also, my thinking is that they were subjected to it when in the original form, directly distributed, such as through being in the military or in a population targeted. Then it took time to filter and be passed onto people from the environment.

Also not everyone gets this for varying factors, such as dna pre-disposition to targeted people, and acidic levels for different reasons including compromised immune systems.

Just my continual thinking process. Makes sense to me anyway.

Kritts

[niecy]

Hey Jo, I was doing a little search trying to find where it was on abc news about what Jeremy the Shamen posted as having found the answer to Morgellons... and I found this article. I searched to see if this link in particular has been posted and couldn't find it. Some of the links in it may have been.

Anyway I decided to post it in this thread for all of you. Hope all are well.

Niecy
xoxoxoxo

http://www.i-sis.org.uk/agrobacteriumAndMorgellons.php

Well...when I posted it it comes up as the same again as some that Carla and 2many have posted, sorry. **** This link is posting the same name as some others....but it actually has a little bit of extra information in it I think.

[hilly]

Neicy.. don't worry about posting this twice, it's the most informative article on agrobacterium and morgellons that I've read... soil was certainly implicated in the start of my morgellons, that and bird mites together. Thanks. Hilly x