Strongyloid and eggs on a web

[williamthegreat]

I'm trying to be scientific and not take a position until I can prove it. Right now the evidence I've posted here indicates that a person could have an ongoing case of Strongyloids Stercoralis going thru stages because of re infestation. Franky must have seen something to this effect as he had already post this condition here. The coexisting of Morgellons with this I haven't found. What do they find in your blood? Bacteria? WTG

[ladycolorado]

William, if you would like to get an idea of blood abnormalities in morgellons patients, look at morgellons.org and look at the case definition section. there is at the bottom a list of lab test abnormalities, i.e. blood test. that will give you an idea of what is physically going on with many of us.Dr. H said i have at least four types of parasites, two types of bacteria, and fungus in my blood and system. i have Lyme's disease too. there are many physical signs of this disease. it is really amazing and awful what can happen to one with a severely compromised immune system and skin immune system. (LC)

[williamthegreat]

LC, Thanks I'll do that. I do need more evidence in this area to see if there is a connection between the two. WTG

[standswfist]

LC That's not too bad. I (had) 16

[standswfist]

LC That's not too bad. I (had) 16

[chaosonline]

Greetings williamthegreat and all of my fellow Morgies,

I was totally blown away just now when I seen your web pictures. Last week I decided to air out my bedroom and left a window open for several hours. As I took down the curtains a virtual shower of pearl-like dust rained down on me. I cleaned and cleaned the room for the umpteenth time. The next evening I reached to turn on my bedside lamp and was amazed to see an odd web-like structure draped over the lampshade, it was identical to your picture. Below the shade the web structure was spinning. This was no spider web that much I knew.

I tried to figure out just what I was seeing and how it got there. I think the open window might have been the source because it is quite near to the lamp. However, it could have also been the pearly dust particles clinging to one another as they settled into the room. Looking through a magnifying glass I could see many small threads at the intersections of the web. Most of these looked as if they were doing somersaults! Almost all of the fibers were white but I did see at least 1 blue one. I believe the threads were spinning to catch anything floating in the air.

I continued to watch this amazing spectacle for at least an hour. Finally my curiousity got the best of me and I pulled a hair from my head and lightly touched it up against the web. It immediately became part of the web and started to spin. It continued to spin for 3+ days until I burned the the entire thing with a lighter.
I live right next to Metro Detroit airport and under a flight path so the web could have something to do with that also. Do any of you guys live near an airport?

I have chronic Lyme and Morgellon's. I am in treatment for the Lyme with a LLMD. I am hoping the Morgellon's will be cured along with the Lyme. I was using a walker before I found a good Lyme doctor. Now I am able to walk without the walker most of the time. But I am in constant pain. I don't understand where the Lyme leaves off and the Morgellon's begins. The pain in my knees is really odd and debilitaing. I thought for quite a while it was joint pain but lately I have been thinking that it might be a toxin induced pain. I have these pains even while lying still. I don't know how to describe it.
Karen W

[hurtin1]

Wow,,I dont know how I missed this thread,,but all of this,,is WAY too familiar..
This is the exact same kind of thing that was/is going on in my warehouse..
I do believe now that this is how I got infected also,,,exposure to these webs.
I am now wondering if the strongyloides co-exist with the wierd spiders I had all over too,,living amongst the silk,,and physically changing the structure of otherwise nornal silk into the crap I videoed..

Maybe spiders are just a victim,,turned carrier,,after the spraying for fall army worms by my neighbor,,via airplane..
We never had any problems here until he moved here,and started the arial spraying..
There is a video,,(rense,,I think),,where it shows growth of a web,,in time lapse..
It just grows out of nothing it seems..
Well I have that goin on here(in warehouse),,sometimes a single strand of web (5 feet long in some cases) drop ,overnight from the ceiling and anchor to something below.
I have seen strands ltterally lift itself up,,and attach itself to what I call a dangler.
A dangler will then be pulled up in a horizontal position,,and attach to a beam.
And THEY MOVE!!! especially at night...They spin,,gyrate,,and heave at times..
I have seen the blue/red fibers in it,,what appear to be eggs,,and the yellow goo..
Maybe these chemicals,,and biologicals are altering the silk compounds..I dont know yet either,,but it sure aint natural,,IMHO...
I cleaned out 90 % of this stuff from the cieling,,but left some for observation..
I collected some spiders that were living,,and killed everything else via fumigation.
So,,,,the leftover spider silk continues to grow,,,move,,and hull out other insects that contact it,,just by touch..
Are these strongyliodes living amongst the web,,responsible for the hulling??
The ones(insects) that do die from contact,,eventually have fibers/?? growing out of them..
I wonder if strongyliodes can colonize outside of a host,,but semi protected from the elements(barns warehouse,,attic,,air ducts,,ect.) and survive this way,,until a host contacts some and becomes infected with another continuation of another life cycle....
Some of my spider samples have died and have left traces of something(fibers),,that I am going to m-scope.
Here is a couple of pics to show you what I see..
1 = Dangler
2 = single thread formation(overnight)
3 = Dangler being hoisted up

I am thinking of making a video called "Proteins Gone Wild"

[Jo]

Hi Sky,

I worked my butt off on CP theory - its here if you wanna see it:

Cryptostrongylus Pulmoni - A new kind of Nematode

Jo xxx