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Post by kammy on Apr 21, 2009 1:21:19 GMT -5
Are Our Lesions Glowing? I've noticed that our lesions don't seem to get infected, unless it's a secondary infection? That the typical red marks that the immune system produces when it's fighting a pathogen, doesn't seem to be present with Morgellons lesions? Am I correct, with these statements? I'm not aware that our lesions are glowing? However, when you look the colors of the rainbow we're seeing with most of the aspects of Morgellons and it would make one think - our lesions should be glowing...? Are they glowing under a black light? Anyone?
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Post by kammy on Apr 21, 2009 2:08:18 GMT -5
Here's where we an 'issue'... we have 'something' - that's crawling up and down these 'fibers' or tubes as witnessed in Baraka's "Pee Bugs" video. His microscope cannot gain any more power to see what the heck these things are. WE NEED TO KNOW! Does anyone have a microscope that can do this that's peeing bugs, too? lol You'll see the movement of something on the left side of the fiber: www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wbN3DMpl8w&feature=channel_pageAnd, I found out today that... these fibers/tubes and the seeds have a protective coating, probably the biofilm? Here's a photo of Massena's, (thank you, Massena for letting us use your photo), and mine which Toni (very observant, Toni) brought to my attention look like the same thing, and they are... Kammy's pic (This is a pic of Massena's specimen)
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Post by kammy on Apr 21, 2009 4:06:15 GMT -5
Sarothra thinks it is just the bacteria/vomit moving around in Baraka's video... whew! (I think.)
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Post by kammy on Apr 21, 2009 12:50:00 GMT -5
Permission to Quote by Juell from MDR:
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TWO BIZZARE "visions" come to my mind when I look at this picture:
1. This picture (Massena's) LOOKS LIKE TWO CRYPTOSTONGYLUS PULMONI worms head to head! The white-like part of the fibers could be seen as the prehensile teeth Dr. Klapow (who discovered the nematode) speaks of in his identification of c. pulmoni. They become "teeth" once they are exposed after the center portion breaks into two, making a separate worm. Annelid worms (ie, earthworms) can divide into 2 and make 2 new worms along their length this way....why not nematodes?
2. The center bubble ALSO looks like chromatin lining up for cell division.....where it then cleaves into two cells, in this case TWO NEMATODES? I see a tear/opening in the top as if this were about to happen (prep damage or part of the process?) I don't think the scale of size would allow it to be actual chromatin, but I think the thought should be put out there anyway!
Did anyone else "see" this?
~ Juell[/QUOTE]
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Post by kammy on Apr 21, 2009 12:52:12 GMT -5
Cryptostrongylus Pulmoni - Nematode This looks like a very informative site: Cryptostrongylus Pulmoni - Nematode : Morgellons-UKYes, Juell - that's one of our main nematodes! The blue one, it says it makes a red one, too. There's our red and blue. Cryptostrongylus Pulmoni "Cryptostrongylus Pulmoni is a nematode, or roundworm, that is very small and not visible to the naked eye. The bright red male measures only 200 to 350 microns in length, while the female is a little less than one millimeter long and apparently blue in appearance. Its name means hidden lungworm because it has been recovered from upper respiratory sputum coughed up from the lung of chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) patients." Massena got this out of her hair. I just assumed that it got damaged in the process of her removing it from her hair, and that's why it was cracked open. That it contained a spore just like in my photo? Do you think it contained a spore at one time, Juell?
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Post by kammy on Apr 21, 2009 12:54:46 GMT -5
C. Pulmoni, (Cryptostrongylus Pulmoni) Nematode Identified This is very interesting concept, Juell, everything needs to be considered when we go to figure out what's happening, we need to think 'outside the box', thank you for you input. We don't know much about "AO" yet, we're still waiting to see if Kat wants to start and lead that thread? What I thought was happening in the above photo of mine - which shows the spore and tube - is a part of the "AO" process - or that's what I thought, I could be wrong?... Your observations may be correct, we don't know yet? However, this is a positive ID on the C. Pulmoni, (Cryptostrongylus Pulmoni) nematode being involved. It's a hit! We've seen this many times in my photos.
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Post by kammy on Apr 21, 2009 15:31:09 GMT -5
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Post by mercury on Apr 21, 2009 16:07:17 GMT -5
Hi Kammy, re: 'do lesions glow under black light?' When I've looked at my skin under black light I can see areas of fluorescence associated with the white sattelite lesions under the skin (which have not broken open before). Alternatively my lesions scars look black and emit no light. All the other skin areas excepting the lesion scars emit a slight glow. Individual fibers also visibly fluoresce when on the skin surface or on cloths ect. Thanks for all your excellent research. Merc
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Post by kammy on Apr 21, 2009 18:23:52 GMT -5
The Main Morgellons Pathogen Has Been Identified!This is all unfolding very quickly, I may have mis-labeled one slide... I think Bananny has one ID'ed that isn't clear yet, Jeany has 2 more, that aren't noted yet? www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikNGeJsvFu0
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Post by bannanny on Apr 21, 2009 18:41:56 GMT -5
I really need to get the scope massena got me for my birthday set up. I don't know why I keep procrastinating. Probably becuz I don't wanna see what I think I'm gonna see ya know? Maybe I've just had enough of looking for awhile. Anyway, as soon as my mind says go ahead, I'll get some pix up of the goo I have. You know, I don't think there's actually different colors of goo myself tho. I think it starts out clear in all of us and whatever it comes into contact with (be it air or something else) causes a chemical reaction so to speak and that's where the color changes come into play. I also think of the gel as a shape shifter... it takes on many different forms using itself and the particles it produces. That of course is just another one of my many thoughts on it! (See my PLEASE PLEASE thread about the gel) Like I've said before tho, I don't have lesions. But I think the "rainbow colored glow" comes from the particles that the gel produces, those same particles like the ones that make up these strands... IMO, this gel also has the capability to crystallize it's particles into a tube form or a pod form in order to protect them. If you start looking at the shadows in your pix instead of focusing on the specimen itself that you're looking at, you'll start to see the clear whitish trails moving around more than anything else actually is. You really have to focus but it's doable. Here's a pic I was real lucky to get cuz it shows the clear whitish trails (don't know what else to call them) very clearly... but if you also look in the shadows, you're gonna see the rainbow colored particles grouping together and connecting just like a connect the dots puzzle ya know? You can see a little bit of it in the pic above. Look into nematomorphs kammy, not nematodes. I think we could be dealing with those instead. The pic you have above of the blue nematode looks exactly like a hair of mine I was looking at thru a magnifier... but a little different concept. Imagine looking at a hair and seeing a transparent strand coming out of the tip of it and the tip of the hair it was coming out of looking exactly like that ragged tip of your blue nematode. So not exactly one strand like the blue one, but the ragged tip was the actual tip of the hair that the transparent strand was coming out of. It's so hard to explain this stuff! Supposedly all morgies will fluoresce under black light. I know I do... my skin and my hair does. big hugs ~~ bannanny
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Post by bannanny on Apr 21, 2009 18:50:47 GMT -5
Ooops, I must've been posting when you were kammy... I missed your arthro video above my post. What are you refering to that I had ID'd? Another great video btw!
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Post by kammy on Apr 22, 2009 23:02:56 GMT -5
HOW TO FIND A DOCTOR TO TREAT YOUR MORGELLONS Now that we believe we have a specialized area of medicine that can treat us, we need to start seeking medical attention. If anyone wants/needs to see a doctor for your Morgellons, I recommend that you Dogpile.com or Google: Mycologist (nearest city to you, state) You should get a list and start calling until you find a Mycologist or a doctor that takes skin or other samples and sends them to one. Tell them you think you have a bad fungal infection whereever you're having the most symptoms that you want to be skin sampled or otherwise checked for a fungal infection. Let's see what kind of results we can get?
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Post by kammy on Apr 26, 2009 8:56:26 GMT -5
This is the first time I've painted a scenario of what's happening based on what I've seen. This is somewhat 'conjecture'... you tell me if you disagree with this 'story' of what's happening inside Morgellons? (I tried to put it in a way that the General Public could understand.) YouTube - What is Morgellons? The Mystery is Being Solved.@http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i97LZCj2jBU&feature=channel_page
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Post by kammy on Apr 27, 2009 15:33:00 GMT -5
THE NEW QUORUM SENSING ANTIBIOTICS and THE ANTIFUNGALS: Kammy, there is this german wikipedia site which is always a little different in information than the english one. Damn! I need to translate. ... Die ersten Organismen, in denen Quorum sensing beobachtet wurde, sind die komplexen Myxobakterien und Spezies aus der Gattung der Streptomyceten. Am bekanntesten ist jedoch die Biolumineszenz von Vibrio fischeri, eine Bakterienart, die als Symbiont in den leuchtenden Organen einer Sepiaart lebt. Freilebende Bakterien dieser Art erreichen nicht dieselbe Konzentration wie innerhalb dieser Organe, weshalb sie dort nicht leuchten. Streptococcus pneumoniae nutzt Quorum sensing, um Kompetenz zu erreichen. Beim dimorphen Pilz Candida albicans wirkt Farnesol als Quorum-sensing-Molekül. Es hemmt bei hoher Populationsdichte das Hyphenwachstum. It says...well don't expect too much..it's not easy for me, but I'll try. Here we go: The first organisms which has shown Quorum sensing are the complex Myxobacteria and species from Streptomyces. The most known bacteria is Vibrio fischeri (a grammnegative bacteria which lives in the OCEAN!) which has bioluminescence..a bacteria which lives as a symbiont in the glowing organs of a sepia. Free living bacteria cannot reach this high concentration like in the organs that's why they don't glow. Streptococcus pneumonae uses Quorum sensing to reach capacity. With the dimorph fungus Candida albicans Farnesol works as a quorum sensing molecule. It blocks the hyphae growth by high population. As you can see there are bacteria and marine organisms involved here together with fungi. The whole bunch! Biotechdaily - New Generation of Antibiotics Disrupts Quorum Sensing - Online bioresearch news biotechdaily.com/?option=com_article&Itemid=294722535&cat=Drug%20Discovery...cells are forming a biofilm – a colony of bacteria that contains resistant organisms and is involved in many antibiotic-resistant infections – they perform a function that enables them to leave a unique imprint on the world: their DNA. A small percentage of cells explode in a process called “lysis,” leaving behind a sticky residue that contains DNA and other cellular bioproducts which are then incorporated into the larger cell community to build a stronger biofilm. New Hope For Fighting Antibiotic Resistance www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/04/070426135314.htmThis disease has also something to do with anitibiotic overuse and antibiotic resistance I think. Antibiotic Compounds That Bacteria Can't Resist www.scientificblogging.com/alternate_allele/antibiotic_compounds_bacteria_cant_resistMethylthioadenosine nucleosidase Methylthioadenosine nucleosidase - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methylthioadenosine_nucleosidaseEffects of antibiotics on quorum sensing in Pseudomonas aeruginosa. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18644954Effects of antibiotics on quorum sensing in Pseudo...[Antimicrob Agents Chemother. 2008] - PubMed Result ....The effects of the three antibiotics administered at subinhibitory concentrations were investigated by use of DNA microarrays. Consistent results from the virulence factor assays, reverse transcription-PCR, and the DNA microarrays support the finding that AZM, CFT, and CPR decrease the expression of a range of QS-regulated virulence factors. ....Three of the antibiotics tested, AZM, ceftazidime (CFT), and ciprofloxacin (CPR), were very active in the assay and were further examined for their effects on QS-regulated virulence factor production in P. aeruginosa. Jeany THE NEW QUORUM SENSING ANTIBIOTICS Theoretically, these new quorum sensing antibiotics should help with a fungal infection because ALL of these, bacteria, fungus, etc., are using the same enzyme to communicate. These new antibotics make these bacteria and fungus - deaf, dumb and blind so they can't continue to reproduce and therefore - die. HOWEVER... these may not be enough without an antifungal - because we don't know yet exactly what we're dealing with? The antifungals listed below as per Jeany's research, also. An antifungal alone may not be enough, because possibly, if there are nematodes involved - they are producing bacterial waste? According to Sarothra - What is seen as the "cherry red" that looks like blood, called 'PL' but is actually the bacterial, by-product waste of the nematode 'HB'. As per Jeany's research in a quote from the Crypto thread - and thank you, Jeany for your hard work - Jeany is key here folks, she is in Germany with Morgellons and Lyme's? and is working very hard to help us solve this. THE NAMES OF THESE NEW ANTIBIOTICS ARE: (as per Jeany's research): ...."Three of the antibiotics tested, AZM, ceftazidime (CFT), and ciprofloxacin (CPR), "[/b] EFFECTIVE ANTI-FUNGALS We need some science to figure out what's going on. Insist on a Mycology Report, don't just accept an antifungal prescription without some testing involved. However, if you can't get tested these anti-fungal drugs have been recommended by Mark Newmann and Jeany researched them today and this is her post: THE ANTIFUNGALS ARE:"Note: Voricanozole and Posaconazole are antifungals for invasive fungal infections in immunocompromised patients."
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Post by kammy on Apr 27, 2009 16:35:24 GMT -5
Using a Petri Dish to Monitor your Morgellons I've said a couple of times: ANYONE can monitor your Morgellons therapy progress if you have a lesion that's producing debris with a Petri Dish experiment. You don't even need a microscope, necessarily, you can just look at the growth difference in the dish. You can tell by the growths in the dish and/or what you see under the microscope, at given time intervals - to know if you're making progress with whatever 'therapy' you're doing. And, if you don't have a producing lesion - you can use skin scrapings from inside your mouth, sputum(sp?), urine... and probably a few other indicatiors. This method can also be used as an indicator to know if you're completely cured or not.
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Post by kammy on Apr 27, 2009 20:17:53 GMT -5
Kammy's Specks These 'specks' were removed from my ear and placed directly on a brand new, still packaged, closed box of slides @100x. There are various sizes, shapes, and material make-up of these 'specks'. The crystal ones, especially appear 'freeze dried', all the specks appear to be in a 'freeze dried' state of sorts - there's not too many fibers, mostly debris. These are what I have been flicking into Petri Dishes to make the videos you've seen so far. [/img] my-stuff-dot-com.com/My Stuff/Personal/Morgellons/My Photos/Kammys Specks/100x 4 27 09/04_27_1.JPEG[/img] my-stuff-dot-com.com/My Stuff/Personal/Morgellons/My Photos/Kammys Specks/100x 4 27 09/04_27_2.JPEG[/img] my-stuff-dot-com.com/My Stuff/Personal/Morgellons/My Photos/Kammys Specks/100x 4 27 09/04_27_3.JPEG[/img][/center]
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Post by kammy on Apr 27, 2009 20:23:56 GMT -5
Kammy's Specks #2 These 'specks' were removed from my ear and placed directly on a brand new, still packaged, closed box of slides @100x. There are various sizes, shapes, and material make-up of these 'specks'. The crystal ones, especially appear 'freeze dried', all the specks appear to be in a 'freeze dried' state of sorts - there's not too many fibers, mostly debris. These are what I have been flicking into Petri Dishes to make the videos you've seen so far. [/img] my-stuff-dot-com.com/My Stuff/Personal/Morgellons/My Photos/Kammys Specks/100x 4 27 09/04_27_5.JPEG[/img] my-stuff-dot-com.com/My Stuff/Personal/Morgellons/My Photos/Kammys Specks/100x 4 27 09/04_27_6.JPEG[/img] my-stuff-dot-com.com/My Stuff/Personal/Morgellons/My Photos/Kammys Specks/100x 4 27 09/04_27_7.JPEG[/img][/center]
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Post by kammy on Apr 27, 2009 20:24:38 GMT -5
Kammy's Specks #2 These 'specks' were removed from my ear and placed directly on a brand new, still packaged, closed box of slides @100x. There are various sizes, shapes, and material make-up of these 'specks'. The crystal ones, especially appear 'freeze dried', all the specks appear to be in a 'freeze dried' state of sorts - there's not too many fibers, mostly debris. These are what I have been flicking into Petri Dishes to make the videos you've seen so far. [/img] my-stuff-dot-com.com/My Stuff/Personal/Morgellons/My Photos/Kammys Specks/100x 4 27 09/04_27_5.JPEG[/img] my-stuff-dot-com.com/My Stuff/Personal/Morgellons/My Photos/Kammys Specks/100x 4 27 09/04_27_6.JPEG[/img] my-stuff-dot-com.com/My Stuff/Personal/Morgellons/My Photos/Kammys Specks/100x 4 27 09/04_27_7.JPEG[/img][/center]
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Post by kammy on Apr 27, 2009 20:26:40 GMT -5
Kammy's Specks #3 These 'specks' were removed from my ear and placed directly on a brand new, still packaged, closed box of slides @100x. There are various sizes, shapes, and material make-up of these 'specks'. The crystal ones, especially appear 'freeze dried', all the specks appear to be in a 'freeze dried' state of sorts - there's not too many fibers, mostly debris. These are what I have been flicking into Petri Dishes to make the videos you've seen so far. [/img] my-stuff-dot-com.com/My Stuff/Personal/Morgellons/My Photos/Kammys Specks/100x 4 27 09/04_27_10.JPEG[/img] my-stuff-dot-com.com/My Stuff/Personal/Morgellons/My Photos/Kammys Specks/100x 4 27 09/04_27_11.JPEG[/img] my-stuff-dot-com.com/My Stuff/Personal/Morgellons/My Photos/Kammys Specks/100x 4 27 09/04_27_12.JPEG[/img][/center]
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Post by kammy on Apr 27, 2009 20:27:44 GMT -5
Kammy's Specks #4 These 'specks' were removed from my ear and placed directly on a brand new, still packaged, closed box of slides @100x. There are various sizes, shapes, and material make-up of these 'specks'. The crystal ones, especially appear 'freeze dried', all the specks appear to be in a 'freeze dried' state of sorts - there's not too many fibers, mostly debris. These are what I have been flicking into Petri Dishes to make the videos you've seen so far. [/img] my-stuff-dot-com.com/My Stuff/Personal/Morgellons/My Photos/Kammys Specks/100x 4 27 09/04_27_14.JPEG[/img] my-stuff-dot-com.com/My Stuff/Personal/Morgellons/My Photos/Kammys Specks/100x 4 27 09/04_27_15.JPEG[/img] my-stuff-dot-com.com/My Stuff/Personal/Morgellons/My Photos/Kammys Specks/100x 4 27 09/04_27_17.JPEG[/img][/center]
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