electronics and morgellons disease.

[ladycolorado]

just have noticed a strange thing since ill with morgellons disease. for months now, mt cordless phone has a morgellons fiber in the display screen. my old t.v. started humming like junk growing in the fan. my cellphone quit shortly after i bought it, and had it in home. was given another t.v. by a friend, next day i have no sound on it even though volume i turned up, nope wasn't on mute. has anyone noticed fibers growing in their electronics? has anybody observed any strange behavior of their electronics having this disease and the fibers and specks in their home? oh yeah the little black specks on my phone get all around the buttons and stuff.

[williamthegreat]

Lady C, It's hard to see what things really are, unless you look at them with a microscope. You are one AWESOME person and I want to support you by buying you the Digital Blue Microscope QX5. It takes pictures straight to the computer. I'm waiting for mine to come in the mail. Basically $100 with shipping. Give me an address where I can send a check or maybe Franky can get it to you. Please take me up on this offer (YOU DESERVE IT). WTG

[maryok]

Hey LC, I've noticed the same thing -- particularly on my computer screen and keyboard. Every time I step away from my computer, I have to wipe the black dots off. On my cell phone, regular phone and TV remote as well. BTW, I'm so excited for you and am sending you lots of good wishes and prayers. Mary

[chester]

Ifound the" helicoptor bug" found in the diagram drawing on williamthegreat.com in my home, and because i found tiny grey webs like pictured on his site.... on walls, ceilings, curtain folds, door hinges....i lugged the tall ladder in the house and took samples on clear packageing tape, of what was in the webs and viewed them under my 200x pro-scope tv microscope. The webs contain dead helicoptor bugs, and red, blue, black, and clear fibers...and black specks . I also found cocoons, and an unusual clear fiber with equal spaced black dots along the length of it. In the warmer seasons, i have seen a black bug swarm above lamps, and found them like black specks at the base of lamps. Under the microscope, they have the design of the helicoptor bug. I have used baking soda to drain over 30 morgellons lessions since last summer. I am excited to perhaps find a connection to these bugs and webs. I thought the bugs were harmless gnats.....perhaps not! In my "web search", i have discovered that these grey whispy webs are hard to see. Ive been using a headlight flashlight to find them. I have found that the electrical cords for anything are lined with this grey webbing. I believe this grey webbing grows like moss or frost. It is hard to vacuum it off because it leaves a sticky amber residue. I am pleased to announce a successful way to get this off. I call it the "shock and awe treatment," based on how im getting this stuff off my skin. Wipe cord, wall , ceiling, toaster, anything.....with vinegar. Then wipe with arm and hammer SUPER WASHING SODA(laundry asile at grocery $3). This dissolves the gunk. Maybe because of the ph fluctuation.. Last night i found a million candle power cordless spotlight at walmart(garrity brand $15.99). I had great time going thru the house holding this fat gun light looking for more webs and webbing. This is a great tool! Before you say...here"s a person that doesnt clean very well."...STOP....this grey webbing stuff is hard to see in the daylight, unless its grown into a full size web...impossible at night. For, example, i found it between shutter rungs, all over the wall behind our not so old refridgerator, under sinks on plumbing nobs, behind the mirror, inside a framed poster, on the top surface of kitchen cabinet doors, door frames, on top rim of lamps. This webbing can be tiny like 1/4 inch....but it has the fibers and black specks in it. Please report if anyone checks and finds this in their enviorment also. I also found the webs with the helicoptor bug on the ceiling of the front porch.

[ladycolorado]

chester, when talk about the gunk, i am wondering about something. this gunk gets on my body. why use the palmolive oxy plus to strip it off my skin when itchy. i have this theory what makes the fibers and itchy specks stick to my skin. its like a layer of this stuff on my skin, drives me nuts when get it.

[chester]

I think the black specks are "blowin in the wind" and when and where ever they land, they uncrimp into a fiber, and they release an ooze. If the speck gets into our skin pore, it oozes out a clear to amber liquid that when it touches air, becomes hard and seals the skin pore. Under that, the fiber grows, coating itself with the ooze which becomes hard and white and looks like a worm or egg or what i call a bean. Well, thats my latest guess from getting these beans out of the lessions. I use baking soda because for some reason...it dissolves the contents of the lessions. I dont know if its the sodium doing it or the bi-carbonate, or both. I put a clean frosted glass disk(it is from the ceiling lamp...a big lamp cover), in my bedroom on a chair for the past week. I checked it last night with the microscope, and scanning the glass with the pro-scope wand....i see that stuff has settled on the glass like dust. But, in the dust are some drops of what looks like a glob of glue. ONe of them has 3 perfect red circles in it, another has a blackish ring around it with about 25 tiny clear fibers coming out of a clear fiberball sitting inside the clear glob. Sitting beside it is a black fiber. Across the glass...more black specks and clear "glue globs. It looks like im growing a garden! What could this be?