Common Areas

Hiya to all, has anybody given thought to common areas concerning morgs? I ask this for a number of reasons:- This seems to be a worldwide affliction, It is unlikely that so many people have morgs without a common cause and being so spread out it, to my mind, limits the agents involved, Is it air, water, food or a combination, or something else? I might be totally off track but I have designed and fault-found complex electronic / computer systems for a very long time and you always look for common areas when tracking faults and trying to prevent repetitive issues. I would love to know what I have in common with so many people world-wide. Apart from being damaged in hospital (Wales, UK) (then morgs) I have been reasonably healthy. I have always tried to be different to the crowd by not going with the fast-food fads of the '70s onwards and have always tried to eat healthily. What is the common denominator?
Yours in curiosity, Glyn.

[Kritters]

Hi Glyn,

IMO we need a comprensive and in-depth questionaire which I have become like a broken cd about here on this forum.

Kritters

Hi Kritters, keep trying ... your message is bound to get thru ... I am here if you need a hand, it is for the common good ... I am not a medical person so I am looking from outside in. Glyn.

[carla]

Cliff Carnicom has proved it is coming from the chemtrails Glyn but no one here wants to believe it.
So if it is in the air then it is in the water too.
Even official Morgellons Foundation have said it is in water

Hi Carla, yes I have been following developments since early days of Jan Smith + Cliff Mickelson along with Jeff Rense, Carnicom, Dr Stanninger? etc this is why I ask these type of questions. I never went to the country or bathed in public water or ate fast food etc. I kept a tight reign on my lifestyle apart from smoking. I was working 140 hours per week before I married then I cut it down to work, eat, sleep and play (indoors with my wife). I was then butchered in hospital with stitches around main nerve in groin, morgs started just after I came out of hospital. I fail to see, apart from air, water (rain), food .. 'cause you cannot always keep track of what you eat if you go out for meals etc where the food originated, where or how else I could have been infected. The only other possibility is the hospital.
I cannot tell where or how I have been infected but I can say with certainty that I never left Wales up to that point. So what have I got in common with somebody that lives in Australia, Canada or the US? ... unless an infected person was treated in the Princess of Wales hospital in Bridgend and my treatment followed and I was unlucky to pick up said infection, I just do not understand how I got infected. There has to be a more straight-forward explanation to this mystery which leads me back to the "common areas", which by the way does not debunk any theories concerning bugs etc, it just makes me ask the question ... which came first the chicken or the egg?
Yours with all the curiosity in the world, Glyn.

[Jo]

Hi ya Glyn,

Nurses and teacher are the occupational groups most afflicted, it really sounds like yours began in that hospital doesnt it.

We know folks have picked this up in a multitude of ways - Kritts do you think a questionnaire would give us much insight? I'm not sure right now...but could dig up that draft

Jo xxx

[Kritters]

Originally Posted by Jo

Hi ya Glyn,

Nurses and teacher are the occupational groups most afflicted, it really sounds like yours began in that hospital doesnt it.

We know folks have picked this up in a multitude of ways - Kritts do you think a questionnaire would give us much insight? I'm not sure right now...but could dig up that draft

Jo xxx

I ABSOLUTELY DO, JOEY!!!! XOXO

As you know, I've started several polls with key questions (to me, at least). One, for example was asking if people had any operations just prior to coming down with Morgs. But these questions have to be fine-tuned. What else, for instance, can come into play besides having an operation? Is the hospital OLD? OLD PLUMBING/WATER HEATER? Is the hospital near a water treatment plant? does that person have herpes? these kinds of qualifying questions which if you stick in the centrifugal ballot might drop out some refined pieces of matching information.

Kritts xoxo

[carla]

I got Lyme disease from a blood transfusion Glyn .

The worst place to be if your sick is in hospital .

[Kritters]

Originally Posted by carla

I got Lyme disease from a blood transfusion Glyn .

The worst place to be if your sick is in hospital .

What? Carla... how do you know you got Lyme disease from a transfusion?

[Katinka]

Strange how you guys are talking about hospitals..

I just talked with Kam about that and told her that my mother was in the hospital last year and I visited her. After two days my back began to hurt and I first thought I strained it somehow..but then I got shingles! Around the right side of my back to the front under my right breast.

I was treated with Acyclovir tablets and ointment...It took quite a long time to disappear...shortly after that I had the MAIN outbreak of M.

Although I washed my hands several times there at the hospital and whenever I touched something used disinfectant sollution...hmm..I'm wondering..

Did I 'catch' this at the hospital? I don't know...Was it the combination of an insect bite, flu, hospital germs and psychological stress?

If I recall right..or according Marc Neumanns theory..there must several factors that cause an outbreak..the immune system plays also an important role.

Kat