Does Parasitic Skin Disease - Morgellons - Even Exist? | NBC Left Field

Thousands claim to have Morgellons, a condition that allegedly causes fibers to grow out of the skin. A small team of researchers have linked it to Lyme disease, but here’s the thing: according to the Centers or Disease Control and Prevention and the majority of doctors, Morgellons does not exist, and there is “no common underlying medical condition” that explains reported symptoms. Most doctors believe that Morgellons patients are actually suffering from a delusional disorder - and Morgellons is not recognized in diagnostic manuals.
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  • @areneesouder
    @areneesouder8 ай бұрын

    They even denied that women had menstrual cramps, until not too long ago. I've had fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome for 36 years and I went through it over that, and still do with people, friends, family, whoever, still not getting just how terrible and serious my condition is and has been all this time. Ruined my plans for life. Btw, I'm 66 now, so I've been sick more years than I was healthy and energetic. Weird!

  • @EmbalmerEmi

    @EmbalmerEmi

    22 күн бұрын

    I'm 28 and thankfully it wasn't hard to get my fibromyalgia diagnosis about 2 years ago,I got lucky and my psychiatrist was very understanding and vouched for me. There still isn't much treatment for fibromyalgia but at least it's on record.

  • @michellegummeson4424

    @michellegummeson4424

    18 күн бұрын

    I'm so sorry for your experience. I totally agree though, and I have the same diagnosis and stigma.

  • @Bob-zt7ok
    @Bob-zt7ok5 жыл бұрын

    Anyone else find it scary that drs prescribe u anything jest to shut u up

  • @smokedsalmon3907

    @smokedsalmon3907

    5 жыл бұрын

    As sad as it is, it makes sense. If answers aren't clear, a lot of times it does start to look like mental issues. And the frustration of not getting treated can drive the patient to feel crazy. Eventually you are dealing partly with some mental issues, secondary to the first issue, and the patient still wants treatment, they want anything that will feel like it's helping. And then finally you get doctors prescribing just to prescribe to shut the patient up. Sick cycle.

  • @two0nina802

    @two0nina802

    4 жыл бұрын

    Fuckin figures right!?

  • @leotarollinson3519

    @leotarollinson3519

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@smokedsalmon3907 this is what is happening to me driving me crazy

  • @vuelee5313

    @vuelee5313

    4 жыл бұрын

    @Shadow Boxer someone is doing this.... Not the government. Not cdc..... Black people are not slaves.... We all are... It's legal too... U get sick, u buy their products.. legal seee...

  • @victorbeardman1610

    @victorbeardman1610

    4 жыл бұрын

    @Shadow Boxer I've suffered from this disease since I was a teenager, almost a child and more than 20 years later they still can't or won't tell me what kind of disease this is or they haven't even tried to help me just scammed me for money intentionally, these evil doctors and healthcare. I'm still suicidal because of this disease.

  • @N0B0DY_SP3C14L
    @N0B0DY_SP3C14L3 жыл бұрын

    What many don't realize is that the CDC study was basically a joke. It wasn't done by the CDC, it was done by Kaiser Permanente of Oakland, done mostly by interns with a tiny sample group, and the interns admitted to having most likely contaminated the results, so the study was deemed "inconclusive". That word does not mean they found nothing, it means they are unsure of the results. Less than $400,000 were allocated to the study, which in the microbiological studies world is less than a pittance. Nonetheless, so many of these 'respected' institutions like The Mayo Clinic cling to this faulty study to avoid lawsuits for malpractice after mistreating patients and outright lying to the public. It is truly a disgrace to the entire world of medicine.

  • @magical8013
    @magical80132 жыл бұрын

    My girlfriend actually has this disease and she's constantly taking pictures of things that she finds she finds. I cannot see it myself but I do believe that she does see these things, I just don't see it myself and she thinks I'm crazy. It's it's kind of weird because I can't explain being with somebody like this, they will do everything in their power to Convince you that they're not telling a lie, and I feel like an asshole because I can't see it.

  • @dolceanstar

    @dolceanstar

    Жыл бұрын

    It exists and I know from experience that if the only explanation the mind can find of the feeling of scampering tiny feet all over one's body is bugs. The mind will allow you to see bugs. It's actually a rather sane response, rather than not having a subject to focus on that one can so clearly feel. Although I thought I had Morgellons, it turned out to be a combination of an extremely poisonous plant in the garden and a house with rising damp. I do think Morgellons could also arise from ground contamination.

  • @leacebee5892

    @leacebee5892

    Жыл бұрын

    Its actually very kind that you're empthatetic towards her like this. Many do not have supportive partners. Trust me, as a MD sufferer, the things are very much real. Buy or borrow a cheap 100x microscope and there will be no mistaking the insanity that has invaded our bodies.

  • @Truthseed313

    @Truthseed313

    Жыл бұрын

    Wow

  • @juliepeace418

    @juliepeace418

    Жыл бұрын

    my gf has it and I can't see fibers either. I can see little black specs though when she scratches her palm. She is constantly itching and scratching at her body and has no history of mental illness. I'm at a loss of what to do. It consumes her and it is so sad.

  • @kimberlydeeney5652

    @kimberlydeeney5652

    Жыл бұрын

    @@juliepeace418 You're a very kind and empathetic person. In my case it was my mother who has this. It was twenty two years ago it started. At that time I was just starting to navigate the internet. We did it the old fashioned way. Get a good magnifying glass. I'd have to write a novel to tell you what we went through for three years, and that included one of the best Dermatologists up North who took the samples we brought in and tossed them in the trash. Nobody would make this up. Nobody wants to live like this. The only advice I can give is keep doing what you're doing and support her. The itching is horrific, and it goes in stages. The little black seed you see is the end stage. It loves the hands! In my mom's case. Take care of yourself as well though. I'd be awake with my mom 24/7 for days. Tried all kinds of concoctions. It started to get to where I was going to be the "crazy" one. We can't help if we're consumed as well. Sending you both healing vibes. One think that did help was Addoxa. Tetracycline it is. Not a cure but helped. Old fashioned black salve seemed to draw them out. Diet helped with the itching. Not full on macrobiotic, but close as I could get to it for her. 🕉

  • @kathalanaoneg1456
    @kathalanaoneg14566 жыл бұрын

    Listen to the patients for heaven's sake.

  • @persephone2706

    @persephone2706

    5 жыл бұрын

    Listen to the people who devote their lives to studying health, bodies, and psychological issues. There are professionals for a reason.

  • @jjk2one

    @jjk2one

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@persephone2706 In the 90's Fibromyalgia did not exist and was all in the person's head. Now it's a common diagnoses and lots of drugs are being prescribed by the professionals.

  • @vuelee5313

    @vuelee5313

    4 жыл бұрын

    Update, if u know or feel you have this, look up my other comments on how to shower., Get rid of your bird nest, trees that have birds coming to your yards, stay away from farmers and animals. When hiking, don't. Excercise by cleaning your house like everyday using gloves. Use gloves at all time cleaning your dishes. Vacume ur couches, clean ur brooms, dustpans, vacumes with bleach wipes.... Here's the update..... ..... It's real and connected to everything. Everything is cross contaminated. so it's not in your mind. It's it's released by our government, or by aliens from outer space, it would be just like how these things are. Very very intelligent........ Being like an octopus they hide in the tinyst cracks and crannies of our bodies, (octopus change colors as well, becoming invisible to our eyes) causing a sting or ich from time to time.... When I was in highschool 20 plus years ago this topic came up. The conclusion was that if this thing is real then America and the world by 2020 should have this disease....... There's always hope, so shower correctly getting rid of 80 to 90 percent of this, clean your house, always use gloves doing dishes, clean your washers and dryers (yes dryers), and change your air filter every month.... Good luck.

  • @beamersbeamer6514

    @beamersbeamer6514

    4 жыл бұрын

    Stephanie Ann no listen to the patients. Just because doctors are not aware of this doesn’t mean it does not exist.

  • @cindysnow802

    @cindysnow802

    4 жыл бұрын

    As if doctors never make a mistake! There is a saying " if it has hooves like a horse it's most likely a horse. But sometimes it's a zebra". " Doctors" used to believe lobotomies were a great idea and women were incapable of rational thought. So....you worship them I'll keep my mind open.

  • @jwol11741
    @jwol117414 жыл бұрын

    I pulled this out of my finger in 2005. At work we had a 50X stereo microscope. It was the weirdest thing I ever saw stuck in my skin. It had crystalized skin with black splotches. Red black and blue fibers. And an almost bark looking substance. 2 or 3 weeks later another one was on my wrist, same thing but bigger clump of crystalized skin with red and black splotches and only a couple fibers. I seen all this at 50X with perfect clarity. This happened to me about 3 or 4 more times. My friend actually pulled out the biggest one out of my elbow and when we looked at it in our inspection lab under the scope he freaked out and said I need to see a doctor. Then a couple days later he told me it is called morgellons and it doesnt exist. We both laughed. That was probably late 2007. Never had it again...its definitely real, I've seen the pictures and its EXACTLY what I remember. Hope I dont have a parasite, I feel fine but ....idk just really weird shit

  • @daughteroftheking7617

    @daughteroftheking7617

    3 жыл бұрын

    How did you treat

  • @jwol11741

    @jwol11741

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@daughteroftheking7617 I didn't treat it. I just pulled them out and it's been 13 years and never came back

  • @jwol11741

    @jwol11741

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@daughteroftheking7617 ..I never got it back

  • @Jayden3649

    @Jayden3649

    8 ай бұрын

    ​​@jwol11741 yea it never came back because the it wasn't a parasite just fibers and debris it was real just not a parasite

  • @carlo3976

    @carlo3976

    8 күн бұрын

    I did the same.

  • @jaime4674
    @jaime46744 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for this Katie & Elise. And, thank you both for essentially helping all of those that suffer from being too sick, too weak, or too tired to fight the good fight. The world needs more like you both.

  • @boredhousewifelife
    @boredhousewifelife3 жыл бұрын

    I'm in years right now. I've been sick for so long. I'm in a huge amount of debt for all the different doctors and emergency room visits. I've never been given any real answers or help with trying to recover. I've had chronic hypokalemia and hypomagnesemia, and my heart will start beating extremely fast. My heart rate will go up to the 180bpm. I've been judged extremely harshly by some of the health care professionals. They take one look at me and immediately think I must be on drugs. I can't stand those "faces of meth" photos of drug users mugshots through the years of addiction. Even if these people were on drugs, I still think it's just wrong to make an example of anyone based of what you are seeing on the outside. It's hard to believe we have to even say things like that still after all these years. And addiction is a disease as well. Addicts need help and treatment for their illness, not to be shamed for what they looked like while on drugs. How awful that must feel, and I don't think it does anything to help their addiction or sway someone else away from trying drugs. And if that's the reason they use these tactics, they need to reevaluate how they are doing things. Things like this aren't effective, and it only causes more harm in the long run. Anyway, it's been impossible to get actual help with all the health issues I've been struggling with over the last few years. I've lost 60 pounds in the last year. At one point I really thought I was going to have to just check myself into a psychiatric hospital because I have to be losing my mind to have mental issues to the point of feeling this sick. Thankfully things like my potassium levels and high heart rate showed that something more was off instead of being all mental. I was sent to a cardiologist and nephrologist and neither could prove it being a heart or kidney problem. And now with Covid it's made the process even slower. Recently I started having worse symptoms. I have been using steroid cream and psoriasis gel. And when I put it on my skin and rub these little black specks that look and feel like a black grain of sand. Literally coming out of my skin. I googled it and info on morgellins came up. I can't believe I finally know what's wrong with me. I truly feel it's a miracle. Because the hardest part for me was not knowing what was going on with my body. So I constantly had fear that it was cancer or something that could kill me, and that has been the most debilitating part of it all. As much as it sucks to deal with this, it's better than a deadly disease or severe mental illness. I will find a way to manage this. And now my thoughts won't be constantly racing and I won't feel so much panic when I feel the pains and other body sensations that come and go throughout the day. I know I still have a long journey ahead of me, but I'm so grateful to finally have some answers. And once I get it under control and I start feeling better, I really want to find ways to raise awareness on this. Like they touched on in the video, I can definitely see how it could push someone to suicide. I'm lucky that I have a supportive husband and family. I don't have to work, my husband provides all that. The way some doctors have treated me was so incredibly hurtful. Hard to even put into words just how awful that made me feel. I can't imagine leaving and going home to no one, or not even having a home to come to either. My family still doesn't fully get what's going on, I try to stay patient and understand it's a hard thing to wrap your mind around. We have to really work to spread awareness and educate others so no one has to go through this living hell alone. When you're suffering so badly you just want some relief. When you reach out for help, only to be told it's all in your head, it's enough to break you. I want to do everything I can to make sure no one has to go through those kind if situations ever again. To anyone reading this, I believe you. You aren't crazy. You deserve help. You deserve support. Don't give up. Keep fighting. Hope is real. If you ever need someone to talk to please don't hesitate to message me. Much love and many prayers always 🙏🙏🙏

  • @lgyver

    @lgyver

    3 жыл бұрын

    There's much info on this particular topic out there to discover. Best wishes on your journey.

  • @lexantoniades4116

    @lexantoniades4116

    3 жыл бұрын

    Please message me I have got this and hospital has turned me away 5 times now

  • @susansantoro6876

    @susansantoro6876

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@lexantoniades4116 I’ve had Morgellons for two and a half years. I can no longer work. It has killed my memory me causes me pain and my stress level is off the charts. Doctors where I live want to treat me like a lab rat and a garbage pail in medication. I feel my skin crawling ans SEE it constantly every day. I have no quality of life left. I’m better than I was due to more cases coming forth but I pray for a cure. I miss ME.

  • @ConnieM.
    @ConnieM. Жыл бұрын

    Omgosh. I'm suffering beyond belief from this and so is my poor sweet fur child kitty cat. Im so happy to be in the midst of others suffering from this. I'm sorry so many of us are suffering though. This disease will litetally make you feel like giving up at times because of the ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE symptoms. It's AWFUL!!

  • @irowebot

    @irowebot

    4 ай бұрын

    Look into Spooky2. Their protocols for Morgellons & Lyme 100% work

  • @irowebot

    @irowebot

    4 ай бұрын

    Look into Spooky2's devices. The Central unit with plasma is definitely best, but even running their Remote protocols works. It's the only thing I've seen work with reproducible results.

  • @irowebot

    @irowebot

    4 ай бұрын

    KZread keeps deleting my comments when I spell the name correctly 😑 Look into spooky two devices. The Central unit with plasma is definitely best, but even running their Remote protocols works. It's the only thing I've seen work with reproducible results.

  • @ConnieM.

    @ConnieM.

    4 ай бұрын

    @@irowebot Thank you. I will definitely look into those.

  • @eyes2c..519

    @eyes2c..519

    4 ай бұрын

    Saturated solution sski it works treat it like sporotrichosis

  • @francesmagro5468
    @francesmagro54686 жыл бұрын

    Also for me I often felt a stinging sensation. What a horrible disease to go through & my heart breaks for all going through it.

  • @mazzystar5342

    @mazzystar5342

    4 жыл бұрын

    Frances Magro howd u rid of it

  • @steel12city17cowgirl

    @steel12city17cowgirl

    4 жыл бұрын

    Wubba Wubba I don’t even think that the pictures look the same....at least mine don’t! And there are no fibers in these pictures and there are in Morgellons!!!!

  • @Ripen3

    @Ripen3

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@lesliepeters2952 I deleted my last comment here, the one that said "not even close". Im sorry, cause I think you're on to something. Not that it can explain Morgellons, I wouldnt know, but Candida looks more like something I might be struggling with. I have also had 2 cats die to strange diseases, the most recent one being just 5 years old. The previous one died to a black, mold-like wound that wouldnt heal on his leg.. Do you have any additional info on this? Websites describe it as nothing to really worry about from my understandig.

  • @stevenhenderson9005

    @stevenhenderson9005

    3 жыл бұрын

    CURE FOR MORGELLONS: Antipsychotic My mom got morgellons in 1998 and it is not a skin condition. It is an error in the bodies DNA coding incorrectly-added nucleotide. Antipsychotic will block dopamine D2/3 receptors and will stop the sensation of bugs crawling on you and will basically put the nucleotide back in place. The effects didn't take long for my mom and after a few months my mom no longer had to take the medication anymore.

  • @stevenhenderson9005

    @stevenhenderson9005

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@mazzystar5342 CURE FOR MORGELLONS: Antipsychotic My mom got morgellons in 1998 and it is not a skin condition. It is an error in the bodies DNA coding incorrectly-added nucleotide. Antipsychotic will block dopamine D2/3 receptors and will stop the sensation of bugs crawling on you and will basically put the nucleotide back in place. The effects didn't take long for my mom and after a few months my mom no longer had to take the medication anymore.

  • @zEropoint68
    @zEropoint685 жыл бұрын

    did i hear that _dermatologist_ correctly that he's taking it upon himself to prescribe psych meds?

  • @jakerodgerspyrotechnicfun8789

    @jakerodgerspyrotechnicfun8789

    5 жыл бұрын

    Yes unfortunately alot of doctors actually do this all the time.

  • @howtowithelizabeth7513

    @howtowithelizabeth7513

    4 жыл бұрын

    zEropoint68 yep

  • @christinemcmahon5370

    @christinemcmahon5370

    4 жыл бұрын

    Yep. And eventually most will try it just for some Relief. Future world of zombies on meds. I recommend meditation.

  • @zypherus6876

    @zypherus6876

    4 жыл бұрын

    Well to fair, morgellons aside, there actually is a mental illness that causes you to feel as though you have symptoms even though you don't. Such stimations may lead some people to believe that they have Morgellons when they don't. Those people, depending on the situation, may need psych meds. So before you bash all of those meds, remember some people actually need them

  • @loft006

    @loft006

    3 жыл бұрын

    Some psych meds are also anti-parasitic like ORAP

  • @rbnluke
    @rbnluke6 жыл бұрын

    The only difference between myself and the ladies in the video is that I am a man. I can't even begin to mention the similarities in our "delusion" . 14 doctors.....wanting to put me on antipsychotics. I know a woman who was locked up in a mental hospital by her family. One Dr basically told me the only chance of getting better is through diet. I cut out all sugar and gluten. I keep my diet alkaline. I eat loads of prebiotic foods and probiotic packed foods, mainly from fermented foods i make now (sauerkraut, kimchi) and goatmilk yogurt. No cow dairy from the US. No corn due to GMO and all corn including "non-gmo" corn is infected by gmo crops nearby. My cousin the farmer says that's been known for years by farmers. So with these changes, I am mending, less of any lesions. I still have fibers but the symptoms have greatly lessened. I shared this video with a friend who stuck by me and asked one thing, "sound like anybody you know?" . From fibers to microscope to crawling skin to delusional to borax to fixtures to supplements to $$$$$$ to many tears. Thank you thank you thank you. Peace and health to you ALL! respect

  • @rbnluke

    @rbnluke

    6 жыл бұрын

    Tincture not fixtures

  • @rbnluke

    @rbnluke

    6 жыл бұрын

    I forgot.....I had Lyme disease and now have chronic lyme

  • @StayTunedNBC

    @StayTunedNBC

    6 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for sharing your personal experience with Morgellons.

  • @___erika

    @___erika

    6 жыл бұрын

    do you know what can cure eczema? my little niece has it bad, it makes me sad

  • @___erika

    @___erika

    6 жыл бұрын

    rbnluke that friend is a blessing, it's good to hear you had him/her through all of that..!

  • @rita6355
    @rita63554 жыл бұрын

    Anyone get itchy after hearing about this?

  • @devware5019

    @devware5019

    3 жыл бұрын

    I was with someone today I feel like I have it So weird

  • @francesmagro5468
    @francesmagro54683 жыл бұрын

    My bout ended in 2007. Using rubbing alcohol on moist wipes & lysol spray even if not the brand also helped. I can remember spraying my hands & the loudest popping sounds could be heard, even on my hair. I prayed hard & God must have heard me.

  • @MrMarkRoads
    @MrMarkRoads4 жыл бұрын

    I had a tick bite when I was 12. I'm 56. It's been a very long hard painful road. I don't hold beliefs I just want it to end.

  • @elouise5593

    @elouise5593

    3 жыл бұрын

    Are you being treated for Lyme disease?

  • @terrioglesby8152
    @terrioglesby81523 жыл бұрын

    It was a year in June since this began with me. I lost down to 94 lbs and ended up in a mental hospital. I'm still affected by these bugs. I found a place within me where I could mentally handle this. Me and my German Shepherd have this condition. I couldn't have gotten thru it this far if God wasn't helping me. God Bless and have mercy on all who are going thru this.

  • @itsallabouturanus2997

    @itsallabouturanus2997

    3 жыл бұрын

    🌹🌹🌹

  • @ophiolatreia93

    @ophiolatreia93

    3 жыл бұрын

    The bugs aren't real

  • @davemwangi05

    @davemwangi05

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@ophiolatreia93 It looks like you're a bug and you ain't real.

  • @rebels_finest7436

    @rebels_finest7436

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@ophiolatreia93 with a name like that, are you even real?

  • @tiffanyclark299

    @tiffanyclark299

    2 жыл бұрын

    You should read the book “How to Get Your Life Back from Morgellons and Other Skin Parasites” by Richard Kuhns. He also has a conference call every Sunday for people to ask any questions. You can find the ones he has done in the past on KZread.

  • @melodylee4405
    @melodylee4405 Жыл бұрын

    Yes I have it, it came on the back of an actual scabies infestation, it's often vectors in from scabies, chiggers , mites of all types and ticks. And yes, it's WEIRD.

  • @tmnashua

    @tmnashua

    5 ай бұрын

    I was hit with it in 2017 when everyone I knew was complaining of being bitten by fleas,most had no pets and saw them coming inside their home under the doors !! Predators after blood..Crazy..!!! nano bots from chemtrails?? Idk..

  • @e.boydbartlett5951
    @e.boydbartlett59513 жыл бұрын

    I suffer from this disease and have no idea what to do about it. I empathize with all those similarly situated who like myself have no clue how treat this disfiguring painful illness

  • @noellesweeney8513
    @noellesweeney85136 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for doing a story on this. Thanks for sharing Katie.

  • @katieyussuf3335

    @katieyussuf3335

    6 жыл бұрын

    Noelle, thank you for sharing what you do, as well! 💗💗💗

  • @giannaluva65

    @giannaluva65

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@katieyussuf3335 hi, was this you in the video? I’m a male, 28 yrs old. Started when I was 21. It affects me too. But I’ve had it on/off for years. It’s so confusing. It seems and feels like a parasite. What is it? It feels like parasites under the skin and traveling sometimes.. I had a weird bite this summer, circle bruise with a white kiddie and 2 red dots… but I’ve had this 5 years ago too. I take klonopin/benzos, the benzos STOP THE SYMPTOMS 85% IN THEIR TRACKS! So I’ve been off of it for a month, (because my fiance shot me with a gun, top through bottom wound in foot, I left the city for now, she’s in jail… wonderful then i ran out of my meds due to taking so much for my now PTSD… and great! I almost forgot I had this! Great timing!) and my symptoms came back full force! How are you doing today?

  • @frankurbano4015
    @frankurbano401510 ай бұрын

    My girl has been plagued with this for probably over 7 yrs now. She suffered in silence and mostly had the problem really bad all over her scalp and thought she had ca6ght some kind of fungus from my gpa, who was prescribed a creme for his lesions- but dud by really do much help. She couldn't see them, but it got so bad she had ra ked her scalp raw , so bad that it hurt to shower! The doctor didn't want to "touch" that one. .would pass it along to a dermatologist, but no such appointment was made. She quickly got the hint. She tried biotin to help ei th growing hair back - it exasperated it!!She found by accident that eating raw garlic would make them "burst", if u will ( from the gooey sack they would protect themselves in) She could feel them moving in a clockwise motion and literally w ould follow them from one side of she scalp to the other but would hv to time its rotation movement in order to be able to dig it out! It strange stuff for sure..if sh e didn't drag it down the shaft quickly while pinching hard, they would go right back to the skin- almost as if it had teleported she would joke, lol.She feels that they hv an intelligence to the m and are ultimately connected to one another . She thought it was some kind of biotech being researched without her knowing. The black ones are blue black, can appear as a tadpole w 2 wispy tails, can slice like a razor, but are soft as a feather. There are yellow cotton balls that match ur hair colour, red ones and Brown ones too. She has had major pain in her sciatica when they deve lope on the backs of her legs..her joints hurt too. She now wears wigs and burns the ones she digs out.

  • @lindabenstead6672

    @lindabenstead6672

    7 ай бұрын

    What you said about cutting like razor, YES! Eactly!

  • @susanmartin9715
    @susanmartin97153 жыл бұрын

    I empathize… at first Lymes disease was not believed either. No insurance would recognize it. I had to search for a doctor … and then I had to pay the entire bill. Keep looking. I finally found a doctor that believed the lymes… and over time he helped me.

  • @fernandosanchez521

    @fernandosanchez521

    Ай бұрын

    My wife is going thru this, and is a nightmare, doctors can't find anything even with all the test she had, i don't know what to do, can I have information about the doctor please 😢 is frustrating not to do something to help her.

  • @MeAarom
    @MeAarom2 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for explaining and sharing. My so has it. I have been in health care 30 years. It's real. I support my son now researching to help him. Thank you for your honest video. I will keep learning and helping.

  • @eyes2c..519

    @eyes2c..519

    4 ай бұрын

    Sporotrichosis treat it like tht it works saturated solution sski it works ❤

  • @Mobst4

    @Mobst4

    2 күн бұрын

    ​@@eyes2c..519can u please tell me if you found a cure? What is sski?

  • @carriethompson84
    @carriethompson844 жыл бұрын

    I was diagnosed with scabies so obviously I started paying very close attention to my skin, I did start picking because I thought that I can get rid of where the Mite was under the skin and then I started finding that I could literally push or squeeze out like a pimple, these little things that felt like half the size of a grain of rice or smaller but they felt like hard plastic coming out of the pores on my elbow and I'm still able to get some out but as far as the fibers, I haven't really seen anything like that but I keep getting these clear looking splinters around my wounds that he'll very slowly by the way so last night I finally did the Permethrin treatment correctly. The first time I did not do my scalp, the second time it wasn't strong enough, it was only 1% Permethrin so we never truly got rid of it the second time and the first time I didn't do it right so last night I did our scale, the body, got up and washed everything and they got a shower but I did find my first gray hair but after finding some of these weird symptoms I looked at more videos about Morgellons which I have watched in the past but I never thought I had it so I didn't really get into it into detail. I did believe that it was real but I just didn't think that I had it and they are saying that it is due to the candida overgrowth which I do have. My doctor has in not officially diagnosed me with it but he has seen the symptoms and now I've got thrush basically if I don't brush my teeth right on time or even before 24 hours, I get a white coating on my tongue, I had these little rashes all over my body last summer but this summer I've only got about three or four, my belly button is slap full of this horrible smelling what can only be described as a yeast that I pull out with a bobby pin but ever since I put the Permethrin in my belly button, it has helped since last week, it doesn't smell as bad and it's not getting as bad so I'm wondering now, where the mites hiding in and if so, why are they not inside the skin and so easy to pull out? I really don't know and I don't want to say that every single thing going on with me is linked to possible Morgellons but more than ever I believe that it is real and then I might even have it. Again I'm not seeing any fibers, I don't get lesions that form on their own except the wounds that I had that I inflicted on myself trying to get the mites out, they would then try to go back up under the wound because they make the skin hard over them and the scab gets hard already so it was the perfect environment for them so it would make the wound worse and hard to heal so I can't describe the silver hair that I have started to get in the past few months. I just pulled one out about 30 minutes ago and I thought I had my first gray hair because I'll be 34 years old this year and now I'm not so sure if it's really a gray hair or part of morgellons but I put it close to my phone, it didn't do any crazy wiggily stuff but whatever came out of my hair when I got out of the shower yesterday before doing the scabies treatment, the fibers are pulled out of my hairbrush, it's a fairly new hairbrush, they were very electro-magnetic and I did not even have my phone near me but they were just swaying back and forth all by themselves and I thought that was pretty crazy so I don't know what's going on. I'm thinking about making some videos and uploading it to my channel. I'm very stressed out right now and I have a lot going on in my personal life so I don't know if I'm trying to look for an escaped or if this is really happening, I know the plastic splinters I pulled out of my Bobby and my son's body and they kept coming back to. My doctor said that we can do a treatment but the treatment would consist of some type of medication where they have to take your blood every month than I have lost my Medicaid and I just got it back so I think I'm going to have to talk to him about doing something to cure this yeast overgrowth or I'm not going to get better because they think Morgellons isn't linked not to Lyme disease but to candida overgrowth, it's a fungus is what they think. I think it's from the government in the CDC created this s***

  • @shantinaturechild6385

    @shantinaturechild6385

    3 жыл бұрын

    It looks lime you "only" have scabies. Hard enough but l suggest to transition to a raw ripe fresh organic alkaline produce diet, get rid of mercury fillings of you have any and don't eat cooked, baked, fried starches, nuts and seeds unless sprouted into microgreens and no animal products or oils except maybe coconut oil. All the best.

  • @pamelaroach319

    @pamelaroach319

    3 жыл бұрын

    I've seen the swaying hairs.i have morgellons.

  • @imafuckingrobot

    @imafuckingrobot

    2 жыл бұрын

    Girl you have excessive keratin production and systemic yeast/candida. Listen to your doctors and take a treatment for yeast.

  • @carriethompson84

    @carriethompson84

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@imafuckingrobot that's the problem, that post was from a year ago and I don't have scabies anymore but I did, I was diagnosed with scabies for a fact. That was the worst it ever but my doctor at the time, he quit or retired. I don't know, someone from the office called and said that he was no longer there and I had 30 days to find a new doctor and that they would give me a 30-day prescription but after that they could not do anything else for me. However, he just kept saying that it look like ringworm but it's not ringworm. I have put different antifungals on it and it does not respond at all, I've done it for the full 2 weeks, I've tried doing it for a full month. Every single day. In the winter it will go almost completely away and then in the summer, it comes right back. At one point, he says that there was an option and some medication that I could take but it was very hard on your liver and I would have to do blood work every month so that just was not an option at the time because I was self-pay paying out-of-pocket. A lot of the issues have gone away but I do still get the red patches and it kind of looks like psoriasis but I really do think that is some type of candida and because it is summer. Most of the other issues have gone away, I think I was just severely stressed out at the time and I was looking for things just to forget what I was going through

  • @odoricomorales.martinez9872

    @odoricomorales.martinez9872

    Жыл бұрын

    Carrie thompson , lanpruebanpara ver si tienes morguellon , es sentir quebte caminan en la cara y si los atrspars parecen basuritas sin pies ni cabeza ,yanincrustadosben la piel se sacan con masaje , frotandose con las manos usando aceite para bebe , cuando empiezan a salir se sienten en lasmpalmas de las.manos , los puedes atrapar con sevilleta y ponerlos en una bolsa,ya cuando termines de sacar los que se pueden todavia , lenpones acido muriatico un chorito (poco)y cierras la bolsa solo asi se mueren,, no te lo pongas tu, el morguellon ( losnparasitos no tematan , lo que mata a la gente que losntiene es el estrés y lo wue se ponen para matarlos (toxicos) si te crecennen lanpiel tapandolos con cinta Masking mueren ,se da uno cuenta , porque dejan de crecer, se adwuiere la Reyna ?por contacto con personas infestadas y crece la Reyna en 6 años empieza a Reproducirse

  • @richardleetbluesharmonicac7192
    @richardleetbluesharmonicac71923 жыл бұрын

    10 years of misery I’ve had seven plastic surgeries in Mexico because no doctor in the US would touch me. The spines break the skin and catch on fabric. You can’t ignore it.

  • @DavidDuffVague
    @DavidDuffVague5 жыл бұрын

    Test those fibers with gene testing and also identify their composition.

  • @ginsuma1402

    @ginsuma1402

    5 жыл бұрын

    They have tested them....totally foreign material...they have no clue what those fibers are. I believe it is a type of biological mycelium.

  • @mayort6548

    @mayort6548

    4 жыл бұрын

    @multisomebodyelse notme you're getting close

  • @MaryLynnMcKenzie

    @MaryLynnMcKenzie

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@ginsuma1402 a fungus? we had a very wet spring here and there is a garage that is attached to the house that is rotten and soaked, a fungus makes sense. It hit us overnight. We sprayed for bird mites several times, then got a microscope and it is blue and red fibers that bite! WTF?

  • @deutscheratze8930

    @deutscheratze8930

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@ginsuma1402 watch the german guy Harald kauz vella he is a pro

  • @donwall9632

    @donwall9632

    4 жыл бұрын

    I heard the fibres can not be burnt. Chemtrails

  • @P.Puffington
    @P.Puffington4 жыл бұрын

    How can you turn away sum one that is suffering. Even if it's all in ther head they need help.

  • @davemwangi05

    @davemwangi05

    3 жыл бұрын

    They can't turn you away? try to go after you've had v@ccine injury, you'll know what a doctors back looks like.

  • @pamelaroach319

    @pamelaroach319

    3 жыл бұрын

    They treat us like we're garbage.

  • @Ann-sj4pt
    @Ann-sj4pt10 ай бұрын

    Feeling stuff almost crawling on my face like i have insects walking over it.

  • @anndreeyaaa

    @anndreeyaaa

    9 ай бұрын

    I have this problem now

  • @davefagan2801
    @davefagan28016 жыл бұрын

    Katie, I had a few tears after watching this short Documentary and everything you expressed is so very True!!! I started with itching on my head, it got so bad I ran to the Shower and black specks began to fall as the water washed over my head and body. By my side was my Hubby as he watched me freaking out with a terror I have never experienced! There is so much I want to share as I write a comment, but here I will stop my Friend. These past Four years have been a Journey into a nightmare that has left Dave and I Isolated from Friends and Family and Broke!! I must Add my Faith has been a blessing and having my wonderful Hubby by my side. I can not thank you enough for standing up for those of us who will never at this point, experience the Love, Dignity, and Normality in our world again! Well, my Friend that is until this Monster has the research, a possible Cure and put back in its Terror filled Box where it belongs. God Bless You and all of the Thousands out there that have found a way to live Alone Isolated, heartbroken in fear that life will NEVER be close to Normal again. Love You my friend!!! . Mary Fagan.

  • @katieyussuf3335

    @katieyussuf3335

    6 жыл бұрын

    Love you Mary and Dave

  • @leotarollinson3519

    @leotarollinson3519

    4 жыл бұрын

    i am dealing with this dont know what to do many may have this and dont know it

  • @mattthompson1876

    @mattthompson1876

    4 жыл бұрын

    Lay off the meth

  • @ressurectionman

    @ressurectionman

    4 жыл бұрын

    mary and dave, i too have had personal experience with this. if you are still suffering and ready to heal yourselves, please contact me. its inexpensive and simple and totally harmless.

  • @ressurectionman

    @ressurectionman

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@leotarollinson3519 please contact if you are ready to heal yourself. dont waste your money

  • @Kjspun1021
    @Kjspun1021 Жыл бұрын

    I went through 12 dermatologists telling me I was crazy. Horrible

  • @landonmartin457
    @landonmartin4576 ай бұрын

    I've been infected since June I think and it's ruined my life as it existed. I've lost family because of this and my own father tried to have me arrested and taken to a psych ward. I live in the Ozarks of Missouri and I can't get anyone to believe me. If anyone has any information on a doctor in the Springfield area I would much appreciate it. Thank you for putting a light on this disease.

  • @eyes2c..519

    @eyes2c..519

    4 ай бұрын

    Treat it like sporotrichosis it works Goodluck

  • @Andrea-xs4ny
    @Andrea-xs4ny4 жыл бұрын

    I landed here, wanting to know more about the disease that Joni Mitchell has. It's really other-worldly. What a shame patients are treated like they are. I hope that the medical community and the CDC come to realize that it's real. To all suffering from MD, I wish you health and hope.

  • @peterburton3095

    @peterburton3095

    3 жыл бұрын

    The CDC know it's real. People are under the illusion that the CDC & the FDA are here to help us. Not so. They're apart of the satanic new world order who wants to depopulate the world.

  • @dupisdisasterpiece1058

    @dupisdisasterpiece1058

    Жыл бұрын

    @@peterburton3095 God and Satan are not real. What a load of deranged nonsense.

  • @cheesyspace

    @cheesyspace

    Жыл бұрын

    ​​@@peterburton3095good depopulation of morons like you is good morgellons is mental disorder nothing more. Its hallucination.

  • @suzyq5675

    @suzyq5675

    11 ай бұрын

    ​@@peterburton3095 No. They honestly do not know what it is.

  • @candiceberg5232

    @candiceberg5232

    9 ай бұрын

    The CDC refuses to acknowledge this disease despite tgere bring over 20 studies linking it to specific bacterial infections

  • @francesmagro5468
    @francesmagro54686 жыл бұрын

    This does exist. I've been through it. It was first diagnosed as a allergic response to an arthropod bite. Then I was told it was in my mind. This disease is very real. It took years for it to go away. Lysol spay and like brand would help greatly. You could actually hear the snapping sound when it is sprayed on your hands & hair. It is a disease that causes much stress when others do not believe you. So the disease may cause psychiatric problems but please remember, the disease came FIRST.

  • @calexander6084

    @calexander6084

    6 жыл бұрын

    Frances Magro Did you take any antibiotics for treatment?

  • @marciabarlow4704

    @marciabarlow4704

    5 жыл бұрын

    Yes, Frances Magro, and thank you.

  • @joyceshealy7191

    @joyceshealy7191

    5 жыл бұрын

    How u get rid of this...I'm begging...TORCHURED 3 years. I'm fixing to go soak in BLEACH!!

  • @joyceshealy7191

    @joyceshealy7191

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@honeyrocks7691 help me please!

  • @observer8477

    @observer8477

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@joyceshealy7191 it fixing us we cant fix it.i pretend its a delucion

  • @MichaelGrady
    @MichaelGrady4 жыл бұрын

    Smart dust fungi?

  • @bevy4290

    @bevy4290

    3 жыл бұрын

    Yes.

  • @saranjimable

    @saranjimable

    3 жыл бұрын

    Thats one way to put them.

  • @marthahutton9440

    @marthahutton9440

    3 жыл бұрын

    Something

  • @justmeisthatu9069

    @justmeisthatu9069

    3 жыл бұрын

    Exactly making us antennas but the little metal fibers that they make are also controlled by LED lights that's why when you going to Walmart it feels like they come alive or when you get around any LED lights

  • @lgyver

    @lgyver

    3 жыл бұрын

    Nano & NASA

  • @oneoffbear1812
    @oneoffbear18123 жыл бұрын

    She said the infrared sauna helps... I get weird break outs that look similar that clear up when I got to the tanning bed regularly

  • @aquinnqueens2721
    @aquinnqueens27216 жыл бұрын

    As soon as I started watching this video i knew it had something to do with Lyme disease. Sadly Canada is going to take the approach as America in dealing with Lyme disease. This is not a good thing

  • @chrisnunez6863
    @chrisnunez68634 жыл бұрын

    Have you tried washing your hair separate from ur face and body? Its on the scalp. The water hits your infected head and hair and runs off to your body. Notice how the face and shoulders and backside get it worse then the legs or front side..its because the runoff concentration. I started washing my hair separately from my body and face and it cleared up. I still have it in my scalp...trying to figure that one out....but it seems to be an algae. I also don't shave so my pores are less vulnerable and I use colder water to keep them smaller. And sweating is bad cuz it runs off and any sweat that touches ur skin will start to rash or look like ringworm. I hope this helps...it did for me. God bless and stay optimistic. One more thing I've been dealing with this 7 years now and its been a long lonely and difficult journey to be on. This is a real test of faith and strength and love. The faith that we will find the cure the strength to see it thru to help others and love from the people who are willing be supportive when they can simply just walk away with their normal lives and not hear are pains or see our tears from suffering. About the time when I started getting my lesions in my left arm that hurt so bad and had to shower cuz I though I had some itchy residue from a chemical i might have touched and right after the little balls of cottons pushed out, Is also when I had taken a dip in a vinyl above ground pool that went green. I remembered a talk About having to shock the water. ... Think if around the time u went swimming in a lake or pond or ocean ... And acquired it there. Algae can look like little cotton balls and there is translucent species. If u take a picture with ur camera and ur phone...(even a cheap one) and after u take look at it and zoom in on ur skin. U will see the abnormalities...that is not ur lens fukn up its the camera capturing with the human eye can't (and some cases won't see do to ignorance) it doesn't have to be a top off the line phone. Also my rags and towels all come dirty no matter what. I guess it has morphed into the next stage....lucky me.

  • @johnnyjetson1713

    @johnnyjetson1713

    3 жыл бұрын

    " I still have it in my scalp...trying to figure that one out....but it seems to be an algae. I also don't shave so my pores are less vulnerable and I use colder water to keep them smaller. And sweating is bad cuz it runs off and any sweat that touches ur skin will start to rash or look like ringworm." Chris, it's a fungus . Ringworm is a fungus too.a drug called Itraconazole that used for Candidiasis works well after a while The fungus attracts 'fungus gnats' which get into hair follicles, ley eggs and die - causing the area to become infected and HURT like hell. These eggs develop into larva which is what you can fee moving. 6% hydrogen peroxide kkills them on contact, but as not all are near the surface you will have to do this many times, and use a sponge/scourer to rub the crap off after the peroxide has been on a minute check my other posts about this that i've made in other videos comments good luck, TF it's beatable, you CAN Kill it, quick! The peroxide goes crazy on contact with the stuff but not with ANY thing else! And it destroys it! YES!

  • @chrisnunez6863

    @chrisnunez6863

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@johnnyjetson1713 I tried something else becuz it was creating a biofilm. Everything I did was organic. I had to kill them and open up my follicles and it was a lot but I had help from best friend. The more u strip ur scalp of its oil the more its going to produce oils. So its like a catch 22. Cuz it's a fungus and bacteria. So I would kill one and aggregate the other. But I have been normal for a long time now. Water makes it worse u have to use a water soluble that can kill both. Like the Trojan horse style. I used limes a natural salicylic acid to remove the layers of gunk and its a great anti everything. and aloe vera a wonder plant Fresh. From the tree and yard. Let me know if u want know how to do this. Cuz every failed attempt without total eradication gives it a chance to build a tolerance to whatever a person is using. Please don't lose hope and give up. There is always a way. I know what ur going thru. And I am here to help anyone that I can. But I still use the honey and turmeric and ginger for my body once a week its only becuz its good for my skin and leaves it healthy even though its gone. Better then the chemicals. In soaps. Do u know if u have a vitamin k allergy? I do. My kids do and my siblings and mother did. We had a hypersensitivity to products with vitamin k in them and didn't know it was causing a lot of similar symptoms. Sorry for misspellings. I just woke up. But I need to respond back cuz I know the torture.

  • @johnnyjetson1713

    @johnnyjetson1713

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@chrisnunez6863 Bro, it's the 6% hydrogen peroxide that KILLS the bugs AND the biofilm On Contact! It will start to go kinda "soapy" when you rub it on the lesionsand other areas with fungus on them - they are usually itchy but go bezerkly itchy in a hot shower, SO THEN After having spent 30 or so seconds rubbing the peroxide/soap ON A SPONGE?SCOURE it on your lesions and sking - use the sponge to put the peroxide on your skin and then with just a wee bit of soap of the scourer, USE IT to SCRUB ALL that "white shit" OUT of the lesions, At the beginning of a treatment, I'll repeat this process maybe 2-3x a shower with at least one shower a day -- read my other posts here to see the routine That WORKS! Bottom line The Hydrogen Peroxide IMMEDIATELY On CContact DESTROYS this shit! The "soapy stuff" is dissolved biofilm! Then using the scourers to REMOVE AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE - using creams after etc Again, see my other posts for more detail BUT It was these 2 things alone that have helped me get rid of 97% of ALL my lesions, NEVER to return! You can do it too bro But IF you're Serious, get SERIOUS about what you eat, COZ YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT LITERALLY! So don't "feed the fungus" OR attracts the gnats, which means LEARNING, TF for Google eh?! The library of the world at your fingertips And minds like mine who use it to Get Results - I was Never "delusional" BUT the doctors SURE WERE about their knowledge and abilities! You've found The Answer as to "how to STOP the HELL you're suffering" Get to it! 🤩 And if you can't find your answers with Googs, you can ask me here

  • @melissahall6868

    @melissahall6868

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@johnnyjetson1713 what about in your hair? And what type of goods should you eat?

  • @noraoros9974
    @noraoros9974 Жыл бұрын

    This is not a bacteria. It’s a transparent, stretchy, ( imagine coupons you get in the mail, those that don’t stick to your skin) organism, with behavior similar to warts. They travel along these ultra thin hairs that are constantly growing, some of which are barbed, which act like hooks to catch the ones that aren’t, they make the skin feel tingly. Than, there are ones that feel like splinters, those are different. They can’t survive outside, they surface as moles, or skin tags, when removed, have really long hairs attached. They will find there way to eyes, ears, nose, lips, gums, and throat.

  • @mk8446

    @mk8446

    7 ай бұрын

    Yup. I have them EVERYWHERE! My eyes will bother me so bad. I'm infected inside and out. It's nuts. We need to start suing doctors. They took an oath that they are supposed to help people and they aren't.

  • @noraoros9974

    @noraoros9974

    7 ай бұрын

    @@mk8446 I’m done with Dr’s. I’m looking for a scientist.

  • @designlounge7466

    @designlounge7466

    2 ай бұрын

    @@noraoros9974 did you ever figure out what this was? Or find some relief? I had this same exact thing you are describing for 10 years now. 20 lesions on my face alone at one point. Now I have three that have never healed and the oldest one is from 2016. Any new information would be greatly appreciated!

  • @scazz007
    @scazz0073 жыл бұрын

    Who is watching this because of the fibres/worms in the face masks?

  • @TheGoddessIAMcom

    @TheGoddessIAMcom

    3 жыл бұрын

    With a 50x lighted magnifying lens you can see the black nano-worms crawling on face masks and swabs made in China. Bio-warfare is not a conspiracy theory.

  • @sheskawaii

    @sheskawaii

    2 жыл бұрын

    Took a pcr test from my job 2 weeks ago and got a parasite

  • @TheKatarinaGiselle
    @TheKatarinaGiselle5 жыл бұрын

    Funny, because the cdc finally admitted it IS real.

  • @AltheHealer

    @AltheHealer

    4 жыл бұрын

    When?

  • @elouise5593

    @elouise5593

    3 жыл бұрын

    Yes, and associated with Lyme disease.

  • @glendajesus1071
    @glendajesus10716 жыл бұрын

    Marianne Middelveen did the Morgellons' community a disservice by suggesting the long hair-like fibers are probably just hair or other contaminates, and that we become too obsessed with our condition, thinking that everything is a Morgellons fiber! She needs to open her mind to the possibility of Morg fibers that don't match her narrow minded ideas about what they should all look like! Gravely unhappy with her particular views. But, the rest is terrific! Thanks for doing this! It means so much for all who suffer in silence!

  • @no1sebfan

    @no1sebfan

    6 жыл бұрын

    my fibers were all microscopic or very very small ... my first thought was a hair when you see it that big. I agree with Marianne.

  • @eyes2c..519

    @eyes2c..519

    4 ай бұрын

    Or she's pd off by the agenda by the ones who are creating the issue

  • @WayTruthLife2100
    @WayTruthLife21005 жыл бұрын

    This is from CHEM TRAILS. It may be a spirochete, but the source of it is not from being bit by a tick. Many people "diagnosed" with lime disease have no recollection of a tick bite nor had any initial symptoms such as the bullseye ring rash in the location of the supposed bite. I think many people diagnosed with lime disease in the past decade or so have morgellons not associated with a tick bite.There is no "OFFICIAL" lime disease lab test as far as i know, rather they take an accumulation of symptoms from which to draw a conclusion for diagnosis. Its really sad this is mischaracterized as a mental illness when it is not and this nation has serious mental illness that is not being taken care of. The deep state actors don't want to label this because that would bring their other misdeeds and illegal activities to the surface. Plus, this is all part of the plan: POPULATION CONTROL, don't ya know.

  • @aprilwilliams906
    @aprilwilliams9065 жыл бұрын

    A doctor who worked for the cdc diagnosed me with morgellons and Lyme and co infections

  • @richardleetbluesharmonicac7192
    @richardleetbluesharmonicac71923 жыл бұрын

    I have the worst case of this. I thought it was fiberglass. Stuff pokes out and it can’t be ignored it’s like a spine and it hurts. I had to go to Mexico to have several surgery done to remove masses. I have been in pain for ten years I Love day to day having to cut out and pulled out. It hurts like hell and lots of coagulated blood comes out. Doctors scoffed at me. A plastic surgeon in Mexico placed specimens in a jar with formaldehyde. I suffer every day

  • @EcopureWindowCleaning

    @EcopureWindowCleaning

    3 жыл бұрын

    Have you tried ivermectin?

  • @samanthageach3146
    @samanthageach31462 ай бұрын

    I'm so sick of hearing stories of medical gaslighting. It has happened to me too. I almost ended my life due to horrific symptoms that my doctor would not help me with. I had to find solutions and ways to ease my suffering on my own which took longer than it should have because I was on my own. I have such a mistrust in doctors now. I have other reasons for that mistrust too. I will not be gaslit about what I KNOW I am going through any longer. Voices of those suffering from Morgellons and other difficult to diagnose conditions need to be heard. Our anger is justified. Doctors need to learn to not destroy the trust needed in the patient/doctor relationship. I want to scream whenever I think of the suffering my (former) doctor caused me. It is truly enraging. It breaks my heart to know that he is still in practice causing harm to other people. I have heard stories from several other patients of his and it's always the same kinds of horrible experiences.

  • @andreavasquez63
    @andreavasquez634 жыл бұрын

    OMG I thought I was alone!!! I'm so tired of being told it's in my head that I'm crazy....I really wanted to die omg I'm not alone

  • @happynancybear8709

    @happynancybear8709

    4 жыл бұрын

    Oh boy. I started waking up in July with terribly itchy bites. Thought it was bed bugs. Threw out my bed n tons of clothes. Terminex said no bed bugs. I concluded scabies because I was expelling round specs in rows. But 4 doctors including dermatologist said no scabies. Started pulling on spots with tape n noticed small strings. Taking anti parasitic but still a few new wounds which seem to not heal n are making deep scars. I too, considered suicide. I live alone n touched no human to get scabies from. Biopsy said no as well. I was saving samples to show him but now I don't want to be thought crazy! Do people have round specs as well as fibers? The tape shows many strands, singular, but I rub off hard specs, dark and beige. Sores lasting forever. Any thoughts?

  • @ressurectionman

    @ressurectionman

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@happynancybear8709 yes, bad shit but curable. got rid of mine, totally cured, no ongoing maintanance simple always works best. thyme, sage, marjoram,chamomile, rosemary,anise, star anise. a bit of each in pot 2 litres water, bring to boil with lid on. when coll seperate herbs and discard and can be used on effected aeeas. refrigerate you herbal tea, and drink 2 litres day, or as much as you can. do this till job is done, your body will tell you, but around 4 days to a week. naturally good food etc. . i want to hear your progress and pass the cure on please.

  • @happynancybear8709

    @happynancybear8709

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@ressurectionman thank you I will try it!

  • @jaime4674

    @jaime4674

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@ressurectionman Hi Anastasios. Thank u for sharing this info. on what cured you. So good to hear about ANYTHING that has killed this fungus, parasite, bug, worm, bacteria, virus, aspergillius/black mold, a mutated form of mold, or whatever it truly is...maybe all of these. I am going to try your remedy as soon as I am able to buy the herbs I don't already have. But will keep u posted. Do u have an email address or any other way to contact you, to keep u posted on my results? Thank u again!! JP

  • @ressurectionman

    @ressurectionman

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@jaime4674 hi, jp, you can friend me on facebook.

  • @catherine8579
    @catherine85794 жыл бұрын

    I have invisible illnesses that can't be seen on tests etc & my illnesses are only just now being taken seriously as real illnesses in the last approx15 years, so i can only imagine how much more frustrating it would be to have actually have something physically there to show symptoms & still not be believed.

  • @kellycarver2500

    @kellycarver2500

    2 жыл бұрын

    Sounds like you either have candida or parasites or both. Both are at epidemic levels and our doctors are taught to ignore and deny them because it makes LOADS OF MONEY for our medical mafia system! Try taking MSM pure pwd a tea a day in water then grad. increase to 2 TBS a day. Coffee enemas are fantastic too. Seriously can save your life. Jesus loves you God bless.

  • @treylerparkmark
    @treylerparkmark4 жыл бұрын

    this is so scary. i hae recently been dealing with this same problem. ive had rashes and skin problems since i was 15 and i have never really been sure what was wrong with me at 34. i honestly am not sure if what i have is exactly the same. i dont know that they are different colors. they seem to look very much like my hair. seemingly all of my hair now are these things. they definetly react in a way that is very clear to see. jesus it sounds crazy to even talk about this. its so easy to pass over. idk if it takes a long time for these things to reproduce enough to become visible. i havent actually seen anything but a rash i have had since 15. i had always blamed it on food intolerances. its definetly effecting my health in ways that are almost intolerable. its so disheartening to know that although this thing or things are effectively ruining my life i have little to no chance of ever recieving any help.

  • @Investigativebean
    @Investigativebean6 ай бұрын

    The cdc also denied that Lyme disease was effectively an epidemic and not just endemic. Before COVID they denied that it could ever be chronic. This was despite knowing the pathology of syphilis, another spirochete cousin to Lyme, caused ongoing complications.

  • @sharonhiatt3859
    @sharonhiatt38594 жыл бұрын

    It comes from the aerosol spraying! There are multiple issues involved. NANOTECHNOLOGY!

  • @MaryLynnMcKenzie

    @MaryLynnMcKenzie

    4 жыл бұрын

    I am staying with a friend and we both got them overnight??? Thought it was bird mites and sprayed, nothing stopped them. We got a microscope and they are blue and red fibers that bite. WTF?

  • @sharonhiatt3859

    @sharonhiatt3859

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@MaryLynnMcKenzieResearch Morgellons !

  • @ElectreIsMore

    @ElectreIsMore

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@MaryLynnMcKenzie that bite ??? What do you mean

  • @kellycarver2500

    @kellycarver2500

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@ElectreIsMore I think it feels like a bite when they dive into the skin. Hurts like mad.

  • @bestfriend3076
    @bestfriend30766 жыл бұрын

    You were very professional. Kudos!

  • @marciabarlow4704
    @marciabarlow47045 жыл бұрын

    I went to a doctor and He diagnosed what I was experiencing as MORGELLONS! I did not self diagnose. But he did not suggest a treatment. More important that defining what it is, I want a TREATMENT!

  • @chancellor170

    @chancellor170

    5 жыл бұрын

    Tea Tree oil will burn it off.

  • @MrMarkRoads

    @MrMarkRoads

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@chancellor170 tried it. Nope

  • @ressurectionman

    @ressurectionman

    4 жыл бұрын

    marcia, if you are ready to heal yourself please contact, i too suffered, doctors totally useless

  • @ressurectionman

    @ressurectionman

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@mariasawders4229 my heart goes out to both of you. i, too copped the same obstacles with doctors etc. maria, this cured me, and no reason why it will not work on others and simple and inexpensive. thyme, sage, marjoram, chamomile, rosemary, anise star enice,[and many other herbs with similar properties that dis infect, clean out the system.] anyways, place a bit of each in a pot of 2 litres of water, and bring to boil with lid on. when cold, seperate herbs and refrigerate the now tea. drink 2 litres per day or as much as you can. this should take around four to five days. if not totally gone by then, check out your envuronment, diet etc. some medications may block your path. most medications are made from petrochemical manufacturing waste products. be strong, thank morgellon and order him to leave

  • @gnostaoticanarchangautalch4225

    @gnostaoticanarchangautalch4225

    4 жыл бұрын

    My guy try gallium metal. It might be the spicy cure.

  • @selfawareness333
    @selfawareness3334 жыл бұрын

    Any time the doctors say it’s all in your head just know that it’s man made and the doctors are trained to say it’s all in your head. Also look into Ozone Therapy.

  • @davemwangi05

    @davemwangi05

    3 жыл бұрын

    Yes they're brainwashed to repeat that mantra. It trickles down from the top echelons at CDC and FDA down the chain of commands to the clueless drug pushers aka doctors. The top echelons know the truth, the lower guys are tools/pawns absolutely clueless.

  • @selfawareness333

    @selfawareness333

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@davemwangi05 exactly!

  • @pablo6305

    @pablo6305

    3 жыл бұрын

    I take them pills for radiation exposure. Iodone or something I ripped label off so my wife wouldnt think I have shit in my skin. I tell ya if it is in my head then why do doctors make you feel like there is nobody that can help me. You dont treat mentally unstable person the way Ive been treated. I know doctors know.. They try to get me to react. I was asked what's wrong with me by at least 20 people in 2 hour period. Then doctor comes in and acts like he doesnt k iw why im there. They delibritly want me to snap so they can straight jacket me up so they dont have to be reminded that they are letting people suffer.

  • @rebels_finest7436

    @rebels_finest7436

    3 жыл бұрын

    Ozone therapy just heard about this but heard is one of the best healing methods around

  • @pablo6305

    @pablo6305

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@selfawareness333 i definitely will. Thanks pray your right.

  • @barbaradalzell2597
    @barbaradalzell25974 жыл бұрын

    I've had this for over ten yrs. I've been diagnosed with parasitic delusions! And that's it. I still suffer today!

  • @nannieweeleeeee2417

    @nannieweeleeeee2417

    4 жыл бұрын

    4 yrs for me,it's a living horror story

  • @barbaradalzell2597

    @barbaradalzell2597

    4 жыл бұрын

    @vince furchill It's not. I am BIPOLAR CYCLING 2 NOT schizophrenic. I know this because; (A) I have been to MANY psychologists, therapists, counselors. I have been seeing them since I was three years old it started because of a sexual abuse I suffered when I was a very young child. One of them would have at least considered the possibility. ESPECIALLY after my family Dr. Diagnosed me with "parasitic hallucinations". (B) I have been diagnosed as bipolar in some degree since I was about 12 years old. I have been diagnosed as cycling bipolar 2 since I was 19 (and have continued being diagnosed that way, treated, and medicated) and I'm in my mid-30s now. (C) I am also a therapist. I'm an addiction therapist for traumatized women. (D) I do not show signs or have a single symptom of schizophrenia unless you want to count Morgellons. (E) I have seen first hand what schizophrenia really is. My first husband and the father of my oldest child (who is now deceased because he committed suicide a few years ago), and an ex boyfriend that I was with for almost 6 yrs, both suffered from schizophrenia. So I am very well experienced in this area. I would like to say I was not offended and was not trying to be defensive in this situation and I know u were only trying to help me. The problem here though is i have heard this many times and have been tested for it. You cannot accurately diagnose someone you have never met let alone off of ONE THING YOU KNOW ABOUT THEM. When you do that to ppl like me it gets very aggravating. I dnt think you understand the stress and shame that is associated with suffering from Morgellons.

  • @barbaradalzell2597

    @barbaradalzell2597

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@nannieweeleeeee2417 Absolutely! Ppl try to give us "answers" based on assumptions because they don't believe. That only makes it that much worse and proves our point thoroughly that ppl who dont go through it dont understand and doubt us! Ppl (including DRS.) NEED TO LEARN TO LISTEN AND NOT ASSUME!

  • @andreavasquez63

    @andreavasquez63

    4 жыл бұрын

    Me too

  • @TheCountfilth

    @TheCountfilth

    4 жыл бұрын

    @vince furchill how did you find that out?

  • @maryjohnson4110
    @maryjohnson41102 жыл бұрын

    it acts like a fungus. Antifungle {sp} stuff like athetes foot spray and coconut oil works on the skin. I tested neg for lyme.

  • @anelissastanibol5417
    @anelissastanibol54175 жыл бұрын

    well done Katie Y for overcoming this infection.. and thank you for your support during past months even tho you have been very busy

  • @martiux0916
    @martiux09167 ай бұрын

    This is absolutelly NOT DELUSIONAL this is related to Lyme and needs to be treated

  • @tonygilbert6106
    @tonygilbert6106 Жыл бұрын

    We will see our Justice one day soon ! I have suffered for 8 years

  • @jasonbaldwin1915
    @jasonbaldwin19153 жыл бұрын

    Where can you get tested for this? I'm 99% sure I have it... unexplained lesions.. and fibers that feel like your pulling Cobb webs.. over the lesion... any help would be appreciated

  • @kodasierra9054

    @kodasierra9054

    2 жыл бұрын

    Omg it looks kinda like lint!! But sticks like glue man! I'm going through this same thing and it's life altering!!!! Help!!!!! My baby girl has it now its in both our stools, black specks, has fungus characteristics to me, usually looks like pepper or salt, like to little dots side by side, depending how you look at it, (am I crazy? Ughhh) like fine mini strands of black hairs and the crazy is EVERYWHERE, clothes, skin, big lesions, sores all over, aching, severe fatigue... oh God I could go all day....

  • @manuelflores9359
    @manuelflores93595 ай бұрын

    Hi my name is Manuel and I have been having this problem for 2 years plus month.cant find a dr here in san Antonio tx to help I don't know what to do I feel like giving up.can someone please tell me what to do.

  • @catladyoftroyn.y.8713
    @catladyoftroyn.y.87132 жыл бұрын

    TIP. Use your house aloe vera plant. Apply aloe vera juice directly into lesions. Open aloe leaf up, place bit of open aloe vera leaf on top of lesion, and secure with band-aid. Leave on 12 hours. Reapply. It cured some hard healing lesions on my back within two days!!!

  • @WelfareChrist
    @WelfareChrist2 жыл бұрын

    I think there are patients who suffer from somatization or delusional parasitosis who get mixed in with people with actual morgellons and this sets the whole thing back. What’s most frustrating is that even if it is psychiatric (and I don’t think it is ONLY psychiatric) these people are still actually suffering and dismissing their experiences seems cruel either way.

  • @WelfareChrist

    @WelfareChrist

    2 жыл бұрын

    Having said this it did occur to me that these patients should at least be open to taking psych meds if for no other reason then to prove they don’t work. Pretty sure I’d do that if I were in this situation. Being overtly hostile to the very possibility it’s psychiatric reads to me as very suspicious.

  • @crystalformobbin1409
    @crystalformobbin14094 жыл бұрын

    There is this weird hot sauce trick this guy who is a sufferer as well showed me you spread this hot sauce on ur hands like a paste anf watch them litterally start clumping up out of ur hands in gobs its gross

  • @dtotheponcharo

    @dtotheponcharo

    3 жыл бұрын

    bleach too ive done it on my face shits crazy

  • @amydonnelly5111
    @amydonnelly51112 ай бұрын

    I've had it for 5 yrs. I have never had a tick bite, Lyme disease, or anything else suggested that it could be linked to. This was not helpful to me. I feel for anyone who has it regardless of the origin. It's ungodly and in my case has become mildly disfiguring.

  • @showcrazy2139
    @showcrazy21394 ай бұрын

    Dr. Koo makes me wish that he had to spend a month or 2 with morgellons...I have it so bad that I have the "fake skin" that gets woven from the fibers. It's awful, and feeling like nobody believes you makes it even worse

  • @TB-dm6vz
    @TB-dm6vz Жыл бұрын

    allergic dermatitis and oral allergy syndrome feel comparable to morgellons, especially on days I eat things or use products I’m allergic to. I randomly feel the sensation of stings on random parts of my body which make me itchy all night.

  • @beautysoulandspirit

    @beautysoulandspirit

    Жыл бұрын

    Sehr schön beschrieben. So habe ich es final auch gefühlt. Ich denke auch es ist eine Nebenwirkung von Microplastik und aufgenommenen Toxinen. Der Körper kann sich nicht dauerhaft davon befreien und entwickelt diese verzweifelten Mechanismen. Ich habe aufgehört verseuchte Dinge wie Fisch und minderwertige Lebensmittel zu essen. Es ist weg. Es hat auch eine energetische Komponente, aber das ist ein anderes Thema. Es gibt eine Vielzahl an Möglichkeiten dagegen zu arbeiten. Gute Besserung an alle die noch damit kämpfen. 💖

  • @c.m.303

    @c.m.303

    5 ай бұрын

    ​@@beautysoulandspirit Sounds like you recovered from this. I have to ask, what worked for you? And if it was just time.. how long did it take?

  • @beautysoulandspirit

    @beautysoulandspirit

    5 ай бұрын

    @@c.m.303 I wrote u an answer but seems like deleted. U can contact me if you want to but cannot write in here.

  • @dvdburno
    @dvdburno4 жыл бұрын

    kinda strange they give piperazine. its also used in dogs to get rid of parasites

  • @christinemcmahon5370
    @christinemcmahon53704 жыл бұрын

    Morgellons is just as typical as any other reason we go to the doctor. All they do is lift the hood, check the fluids, sell you some RX and send you on your way. My Mother lived with Morgellons for over 40 years and of course got no help only a stigma and lost respect from some of her own children. Someday they might tell us what they truely know.

  • @MaryLynnMcKenzie

    @MaryLynnMcKenzie

    4 жыл бұрын

    why are they not helping? 40 years! How did she live with it. It is driving us crazy. We got it overnight and then thought it was bird mites and sprayed a million times and nothing killed them. Got a microscope and found these strands of blue and red. Now what????

  • @christinemcmahon5370

    @christinemcmahon5370

    4 жыл бұрын

    I do believe "they" are finally acknowledging something is going on. But I'm afraid they just don't know what to do. Sorry Mom never found relief. Personally I don't spend alot of time outside. I try to eat real non processed food and I drink a ton of water. I also am a frim believer in meditation. If you make it a habit it helps. Much love and I believe you!

  • @christinemcmahon5370

    @christinemcmahon5370

    4 жыл бұрын

    Another problem with my Mother was she was a seamstress. Always at the sewing machine. Always had a needle and thread in hand. Consequently she was sure this is why she had itchy burning "thread" fibers she could see. This disease had nothing to do with her sewing.

  • @jakejohnson7558
    @jakejohnson75582 жыл бұрын

    Demons are real. They don’t want you to know.

  • @maryjanney1361

    @maryjanney1361

    2 жыл бұрын

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  • @UserUser-oy8ch
    @UserUser-oy8ch3 жыл бұрын

    y'all see that 2008 inside edition vid where a scientist said the strings are like nothing he's ever seen

  • @nickrogers8588
    @nickrogers85884 жыл бұрын

    That slow zoom into the Asian doctor really emphasized the feeling that he is a psychopath.

  • @marthahutton9440

    @marthahutton9440

    3 жыл бұрын

    Thank you

  • @vuelee5313

    @vuelee5313

    3 жыл бұрын

    No offense taken. I'm close to the cure. I'm asian. Our cilivized nations have this. And this have been out since or most likely b4 the civil war. American civil war.

  • @nickrogers8588

    @nickrogers8588

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@vuelee5313 I didn't mean any offense. I was simply clarifying who I was talking about.

  • @hihihihihello

    @hihihihihello

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@vuelee5313 is it something to do with the clothes people wear? wasnt cotton only widely available once america was widely populated (bit before the civil war)

  • @benisrael5786

    @benisrael5786

    3 жыл бұрын

    I took note of that zoom in as well, but my thought was that is the most uncool zoom in I have ever seen

  • @kingofthemeahhscoolcatstha8488
    @kingofthemeahhscoolcatstha84884 жыл бұрын

    Those of us who don't see any other side but the one presented to us on a daily basis will only be aware of only one truth. It's only until you experience it for yourself that you realize that not only are you not crazy it's everyone else. Unfortunately for me I do not have insurance. I live in the mountains. And have no idea what to do? The clinic in the town nearest to me will not look at me because I owe The a bill. If anyone's willing to help me find a solution I would love to get my life back. I am not able to sleep or hold down a job because the fibers that are coming out of my fingers bother me to the point where I spend more than half my day trying to find ways to not look like I'm on drugs. My face is also suffering as well I get these lesions on my face that have more than one hair growing in that spot. Thanks for your bravery to the woman who posted this. And on a final note there are also men that suffer from you as well.

  • @belladonnawind5612
    @belladonnawind56125 жыл бұрын

    Ok, thank you

  • @nfbconnect
    @nfbconnect2 жыл бұрын

    It’s been 5 years since I got pneumonia which led to systematic inflammation that led to these lesions bursting on my face and then I developed full body CRPS and lost the ability to walk. It took me a year plus to learn to walk again. I just found out about Morgellons two days ago there is no doubt that these are the threads coming out of my face. The colors, the pop release, the groupings, the feeling of it all 24/7… I’m heartbroken to think I was naive and didn’t realize the dermatologists I went to just gave me medicines they knew wouldn’t work - just get me to go away. They gave me false hope and the meds have taken over my life. It was so cruel. I’ve been put on 30 pills a day and I’m no better. I went from my owning my own business to being homeless. The pain is something I wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy.

  • @carlamolina695

    @carlamolina695

    2 жыл бұрын

    Stay strong buddy

  • @missdesireindependance5194

    @missdesireindependance5194

    Жыл бұрын

    Look to doing a parasite cleanse.

  • @Truthseed313

    @Truthseed313

    Жыл бұрын

    I just found out today that I have it. Saw interviews with people talking about. Not sure how long I've had it. I can see that it's going to be a struggle.

  • @CamilleThorntonMandarinLife

    @CamilleThorntonMandarinLife

    11 ай бұрын

    Mine started the same way. Was diagnosed with Adult Allergic Asthma. A few years after that, an MRI showed lung lesions that were written off to pneumonia scarring. Conditions progressed and disseminated all over my body, mucous membranes, glands and joints. Have become debilitated. My primary care doc the only one who has hung in there with me to find answers. We are now looking and testing for Nocardia. Have new MRI scheduled next week. Nocardia typically starts in the lungs from inhaling contaminated, soil, sand, dirt, compost etc and will disseminate if left untreated. Also has the filamentous fibers, granules shedding etc.

  • @offgridphyllismathison5798
    @offgridphyllismathison57984 жыл бұрын

    Hydrogen peroxide added to baths and drink apple cider with water and eat a ton a garlic this will help

  • @vuelee5313

    @vuelee5313

    3 жыл бұрын

    HP is a great medical medicen.

  • @user-ne8mz9bx1n
    @user-ne8mz9bx1nАй бұрын

    How can the specialist doctor say that these fibers are not parasitic when I can see them moving completly on their own in an invironment with absolutly no air current? And the way they move are extremly worm like.

  • @nicholekennedy362
    @nicholekennedy362Ай бұрын

    I have a question do any of ya’ll have gunk on your scalp that favors knits ? I too have the chronic itching & I have the stinging sensations . This is so sad that these patients are no heard.

  • @anelissastanibol5417
    @anelissastanibol54175 жыл бұрын

    fibres seem to be part of stage #2 morgellons. what follows is the presence of unidentified parasites stage #3 and in stage #4 pseudo fungal infection half plant and half animal. stage #1 is bilateral rash. lymphocytic folliculitis or nodular prurigo, or a form of psoriasis. treatment needs holistic approach as this condition covers the lot

  • @theresageiger584

    @theresageiger584

    5 жыл бұрын

    How please help

  • @theresageiger584

    @theresageiger584

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@stanibol I'm sorry I don't understand what you are saying Can you get well or not

  • @stanibol

    @stanibol

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@theresageiger584 some have reportedly reached remission. Katie Y is back at work. I am not. On the dole. Not enough funds to buy all the preparations. Fb Groups Detox dudes, mold avoiders, morgellons groups are divided on which protocol is best. Brave new world good luck everybody!

  • @theresageiger584

    @theresageiger584

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@stanibol so you don't have to go to a clinic to get well

  • @theresageiger584

    @theresageiger584

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@stanibol so what have you done

  • @GloriaW888
    @GloriaW8884 жыл бұрын

    That's always a doctor's answer when they don't know the answer.

  • @tonygilbert6106
    @tonygilbert6106 Жыл бұрын

    Doctors don't want to look stupid

  • @pakopako5667
    @pakopako56677 ай бұрын

    I'm label as psych now , how can my mind create this sores

  • @haloscorp4U
    @haloscorp4U5 жыл бұрын

    Hey Katie, great job. I am in a recent outbreak that is covering my biceps and shoulders. Non-stop itching and pain. You are looking good, you must be keeping the Morg Monsters under control. Still have not heard about a cure yet, but I keep hoping.

  • @bubblesbubbles3415

    @bubblesbubbles3415

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@lisahalun7967 Do you think fasting helps? So they have nothing to feed on?

  • @leacebee5892

    @leacebee5892

    Жыл бұрын

    @@bubblesbubbles3415 i have a feeling our ever so sly monsters would find a way to feed on something. I'm gaining interest in the long-tern antibiotics and now I'm hearing about altering our body's Ph levels. Its the scariest thing when I learned high heat and chemicals don't effect them.

  • @bingbongead

    @bingbongead

    Жыл бұрын

    @@bubblesbubbles3415 How would fasting help? You really think they eat regular food? 😂

  • @madd4justice
    @madd4justice5 жыл бұрын

    I eventually decided with my doctor that I have prurigo nodularis, not Morgellons, but my comments are still relevant. Skin disease is almost considered trivial and because we scratched or picked at it. My disease is surely autoimmune and inherited, but could easily be dx'd with a skin scra[ing and a dermatascope exam. Does Dr. John Koo offer those to his Morgellons patients? They are too simple!

  • @farcenter

    @farcenter

    5 жыл бұрын

    I looked it up, looks nothing like it. The closest thing to a fiber was a picture of the yeast on a single cell level. Anything on our scale would grow in circular colonies.

  • @theresageiger584

    @theresageiger584

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@lesliepeters2952 why do you keep saying that

  • @rtbengal15
    @rtbengal153 жыл бұрын

    What is the purported reason that these doctors would lie about Morgellons being a psychotic disorder?

  • @marthahutton9440
    @marthahutton94406 жыл бұрын

    Im so proud of us...Katie you nailed it ..I love you ..endless

  • @sarahassan2067
    @sarahassan20673 жыл бұрын

    11 months deep in the same symptoms of morgellons. (Imagine this started with me in the lock down Febuary-2020, and turned my life into Hell! and I actually had a strong belief that this was some how a sort of Ecological imbalance that was linked to Covid-19, Especially that I heard once that some countries executed a large number of bats, so I thought may be some kind of a very nasty No-see-ums had their numbers increased drastically ! ..poor me! but it was still driving me crazy - as an Expression - the crawling feeling and biting in areas that were completely blocked by a pillow/wall/chair or even through a very heavy clothes and blankets!! I even sewed a plastic suit out of some plastic bags, one day when I was almost crying out of lack of sleep .. and it didn't help!). It's only 2 weeks ago when I stopped searching about a variety of potential insects that might cause me these symptoms, and started searching only about the feeling and that was when I first heard about Moregellons. Now, It's both so heart breaking to know the medical situation from this condition, like how doctors first assumptions for such a miserable and mystery health condition would be by so easily calling us nuts! So we can't add another word?! .. but I'm also so relieved to learn that I'm not alone in this World. God bless all the Sufferers from the bottom of my heart.

  • @sheskawaii

    @sheskawaii

    2 жыл бұрын

    Hello. Try turpentine

  • @sarahassan2067

    @sarahassan2067

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@sheskawaii Hello. Do you mean to apply turpentine oil on my skin? the same type that has been used in oil painting? Can you tell me more about it? Thank you for trying to help!

  • @Truthseed313

    @Truthseed313

    Жыл бұрын

    @@sheskawaii seriously?

  • @sheskawaii

    @sheskawaii

    Жыл бұрын

    @@Truthseed313 yes that and take bath with borax. So mix diatomaceous earth in ur water. It gets rid of the.

  • @richardleetbluesharmonicac7192
    @richardleetbluesharmonicac71923 жыл бұрын

    Ms doctor. This is very real. I have had several plastic surgeries out of the country to remove debilitating masses in my hands. My fibers are magenta and crystalline. They crunch pulling them out sometimes. Often a huge glob of coagulated blood will come out when you pull one that’s imbedded subdermal. You cannot ignore them. The skin breaks open it feels like a sliver of glass and catches on fabric etc then you remove them. Sometimes they grow back

  • @vuelee5313

    @vuelee5313

    2 жыл бұрын

    Super countagious, lives and survive in all temperature.

  • @leacebee5892

    @leacebee5892

    Жыл бұрын

    I call it fiberglass fingers - if I touch or bump something in a bad spot the sharp jolt of pain feels like fiberglass - it makes me cry all the time because I realize it's affecting more and more of everyday normal life.

  • @leacebee5892

    @leacebee5892

    Жыл бұрын

    @@vuelee5313 i thought it wasn't contagious? May 8 ask where u heard that? Just for my own research. Because of this is true then my whole life is going to be impacted even more so - I wouldn't dare risk spreading this Monster to anyone!

  • @vuelee5313

    @vuelee5313

    Жыл бұрын

    @@leacebee5892 don't worry about spreading this. The CDC don't care because it's possible the toughest thing to do. So be strong and positive. If your studying this for yourself, I suggest get some friends in horticulture Industry as well as people working with pets, cats dogs birds. And then get a local Hmong neighbors. Ask him or her to translate the Hmong herbal videos on KZread for you for itching herbal remedies. I usually stop by on Brittanys channel. Managing morgellons.

  • @leacebee5892

    @leacebee5892

    Жыл бұрын

    @@vuelee5313 thank you for your kind words and recommendations- I, like most MD sufferers are willing to look into Anything that might help. 💛

  • @muddthekingofnothing6249
    @muddthekingofnothing62493 жыл бұрын

    Rubbing coconut oil on my lesions helps me. This disease has tortured me for over 10 years God bless those of you who suffer. I hurt to.

  • @paulaburch4499
    @paulaburch44994 жыл бұрын

    Has anyone been told they had syphilis because it has a correlation due to spirochetes but you know you don't the symptoms mimic in some ways but the morgellons has so much more bizarre symptoms, so then it's insult to injury.

  • @curtismosley7697
    @curtismosley76974 жыл бұрын

    Come from that blood rain they had years ago and people was breaking out behind it some pets died because of it CDC trying to cover it up

  • @christinawatts593

    @christinawatts593

    2 жыл бұрын

    Blood rain?

  • @curtismosley7697

    @curtismosley7697

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@christinawatts593 you didn't see it on the knew???

  • @whocantellwhatmyavataris9471
    @whocantellwhatmyavataris94716 жыл бұрын

    If the fibers are created in the patients own body by their own cells, and are not alive, then why do they behave very oddly, as though they are alive, and they move by themselves in a very almost worm like, mechanical manner.

  • @katieyussuf3335

    @katieyussuf3335

    6 жыл бұрын

    My children see the fibers moving too. They do move. I don't pretend to know why..

  • @katieyussuf3335

    @katieyussuf3335

    6 жыл бұрын

    Sorry i meant i don't know why they move. I have heard various theories but no facts, sorry!

  • @whocantellwhatmyavataris9471

    @whocantellwhatmyavataris9471

    6 жыл бұрын

    no it's definitely not wind, nor static electicirty because I have gotten them wet and they still move. They also embed themselves in anything and everything and cause things to move that should not. Has anyone else seen this?? I hear a lot of people talk about the average symptoms, but I have seen some out of this world stuff these things can so that defies all physics.

  • @whocantellwhatmyavataris9471

    @whocantellwhatmyavataris9471

    6 жыл бұрын

    Katie Yussuf what are your theories if you don't mind me asking?? It seems to me they are alive in someway, because of the way I have seen them move. I don't know if you have noticed the shape they take most of the time, it will have a little bend/kink at the end of it (almost looks like it's a little head), I have seen many times where just that kinked part at the end is moving, it will look around to one side and then slowly look around to the other. I've also seen them wiggle their body like a worm, one time it was a very small fiber that was on the perforation of the toilet paper where it had been torn and I saw it wiggle/curl it's self like a worm. I've seen many other bizarre things, if I were too go in detail about people would think I'm nuts!! I've wondered if the fiber it's self is alive, wether it's nano tech or an actual living organisms. Or possibly it's just encasing the actual organism, sometimes It seems you can actually see something in the fiber, like little dark dots through out it. It could be multiple organisms filling it that work together. Their have been times too where I swear I could see the fiber shooting something out of it, maybe that's what they are doing?? (I've had this happen with my hair where I can literally hear and feel it not only moving, but popping and like fizzing where it felt like something was shooting out of my hair, and suddenly it felt like there was sand all over my face and shoulder area.) It's all so weird!! I think it's definitely possible this thing is not from this planet as well. I wish we had more answers...

  • @joyceshealy7191

    @joyceshealy7191

    5 жыл бұрын

    Right!!!!!

  • @MeagainIA2011
    @MeagainIA20114 ай бұрын

    I experienced something like this many years ago. It would start by a red, itchy rash, then overnight, there would be these whitish pale fibers that would catch on everything making the itchy rash worse. I pulled the fibers out of my skin, which weren't exactly excruciatingly painful, but felt like I was ripping a scab off a wound. Then it would clear up and go away. (these things would appear near my wrists, both sides). Then a week or so later it would reappear. If I ignored the fibers, they would become even bigger and stick up higher from my skin. I can't explain it how I determined that perhaps some on my clothing. And I began to pay attention to what I wore. And the one stretchy cotton tshirt like top I began to identify would irritate my skin at the wrists. Sewed at the ends of my shirt sleeves was smallish plastic gold appearing stuff. I stopped wearing the shirt and this fibrous rashes stopped appearing. About a month after tossing the shirt in the trash, there was a story on the national news saying clothing that were made in Malaysia were infested with a worm that would appear just as it did on me. American's were advised to stop wearing the clothing, return them if possible for a refund. I have never encountered this 'infestation' since. That was in 1983 at the age of 23y. Today I am 63y. And this infected clothing has appeared in America after that, oh, like 10ish years later also. And they too, came from Malaysia. So I'm convinced in this wormish tale. Wanna know what else I think? This appears and affects a smallish band of people, and the American Govt knows of it but tries to keep the lid on infestation because its a far more problem coming out of the orient, specifically with large mangrove trees where these parasitic worms live. Thus squelching the selling of clothing overseas to America.

  • @rubytuesday1316

    @rubytuesday1316

    3 ай бұрын

    Very Interesting! I bet illegals in USA dont help! They dont read your English/words of wisdom & dont care

  • @Treeofthewood
    @Treeofthewood4 жыл бұрын

    My mother suffered from this disease for years before she died 😥

  • @mpickles1791

    @mpickles1791

    4 жыл бұрын

    Do you mind if I ask was it natural or cause of this disease or God forbid suicide?

  • @Happy_HIbiscus

    @Happy_HIbiscus

    4 жыл бұрын

    😢😢😢🌷🌷🌷

  • @sarahassan2067

    @sarahassan2067

    3 жыл бұрын

    😥😥😥 .. Hopfully She's gone on to a better place now.

  • @Worldsphuked
    @Worldsphuked4 жыл бұрын

    There has to be a shortage of Crowe. Too many “doctors” have had to eat it & the rest will eventually. No doubt

  • @yeetman4953

    @yeetman4953

    4 жыл бұрын

    ?

  • @ChildofGod2743

    @ChildofGod2743

    4 жыл бұрын

    I would like for them to eat the hard evidence that "doesn't exist". Especially Dr. KOO-KOO!

  • @user-dr1uo5kr6p
    @user-dr1uo5kr6p Жыл бұрын

    Thank you for your willingness in getting to know me

  • @hollyphelps5755
    @hollyphelps57553 жыл бұрын

    I would try taking diatomaceous earth.

  • @allicianpeters3595

    @allicianpeters3595

    2 жыл бұрын

    CLAY??!!

  • @hollyphelps5755

    @hollyphelps5755

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@allicianpeters3595 it is made up of fossilized diatoms (like plankton), it is silica rich. this is used for an array of things...worth look it up to see it's amazing benefits!!!

  • @Dev-jq8ch
    @Dev-jq8ch4 жыл бұрын

    they don't like a higher PH of the body...I heard a guy say that apple cider vinegar with the "mother" seems to help him live with his body.

  • @patience1678

    @patience1678

    2 жыл бұрын

    Sounds like a PH of fruits and veggies less meats and breads unless ancient and or gluten free

  • @kellycarver2500

    @kellycarver2500

    2 жыл бұрын

    Lol! The way you state that it's like maybe he could exchange that body for another if this one didn't work out? LOL! Sorry couldn't help it..lol!

  • @visualway4me
    @visualway4me4 жыл бұрын

    I know you have it, so do I, so does everyone else. You are allergic to it and thats why its showing up now, everyone else will show extremely bad when its activated.... God bless you, God help us all.

  • @holyhandgrenades5529

    @holyhandgrenades5529

    3 жыл бұрын

    Oh, please.

  • @gl564
    @gl5645 жыл бұрын

    I saw a lady taking baths in borex and she said that things started coming out like fibers.

  • @hanickav3722
    @hanickav37224 жыл бұрын

    Great video Katie. Can't remember what kind of medication the Doctor said that it may help? Please? My sister is suffering a lot and nobody wants to help her. They think that she is crazy😢

  • @gina2190
    @gina21903 жыл бұрын

    Morgellons I believe somehow comes with bedbugs and weird tiny dots of mold ? Crawling sensations are the powdery mold. Once in lungs it spreads to rest of body my hubby on feeding tubes very underweight very sick

  • @kellycarver2500

    @kellycarver2500

    2 жыл бұрын

    I would give him pure pwd msm in water, starting w a tea a day them work up to 2 TBS a day. gradually. Msm kills yeast. At the start of a headache, take ibuprofen or you won't stop the headache. This should help him bigtime. Also eat sweet potatoe/yams/ winter squash. We are deficient of what's in these orange foods. Pumpkin too.