Myredemption (Wa) on 12/06/2015

The bug: clothes, plastic, and paper are their ideal infestation sites. Tried everything for the clothes and the only thing that has worked is Pressure Cooking my clothes for 2 hours to make them comfortable enough to wear for 12 hours before being reinfested due to the environment or reproduction. They fly extremely fast, and most likely whitish to translucent/clearish in color. I see white specks and white powdery residue on infested items. They are virtually invisible unless sunlight is shining from certain angles and when I disturb any item that they are resting on/in, they will fly for my face, especially my scalp. For example, if I open a ziplock bag of contents that they are in, they will fly out of the opening with enough force that I will hear a slight pop if they hit my earlobes, or clothing. It's not the air current causing for its collision with me; you can feel that it is purposefully flying at my face due to the force and speed between disturbance and making contact. If I'm washing an item that they are on, I will feel that something has landed on my scalp. Some are random scatter collisions but others are definitely with purpose as I've wrung out an infested towel, moved myself from being directly in front of the towel, and feel them landing on my scalp. As I'm typing right now, I can feel them coming out of the cracks/openings between the keyboard keys and pepper my face. Maybe so many are coming out that they are not aiming for my face but I doubt it because I will feel them landing on the BACK of my head.

The second aspect of this is there are so many floating particles/"superbugs" in my apartment that I choke/cough at times as I'm breathing them in. If I don't clean off most surfaces each day, the concentration of the particles are so dense that careful observation will reveal a slight haze of white in the air between myself and the object that I'm viewing inside the room. My joints hurt and I have a lot of inflammation due to all of these particles breathed in and I fear is contributing to my Morgellons condition and ever increasing Morgellons related organisms/myiasis inside my body. If so, my condition would be indefinite. I'm confident in saying that they are related to the superbugs because with careful observation against a dark background, I can see tiny tiny things floating/flying around me. The best way to describe it is to visualize Pigpen from the Peanuts cartoon and his omnipresent cloud of dust that surrounds him. Airing the room out doesn't help, they stay around infested items. Air purifiers don't help because the filter will become infested in a day and end up blowing the bugs/particles. Using a fan doesn't either because once the "superbug" infests the fan, more bugs are blown into a room. All it takes is a few infested items in a room and over time, the airborne particles/bugs increase in number and there is no saving it. My sleep has been minimal and I can't improve my immune system to fight these bugs from hell off. As I mentioned before, they envelope me and I'm breathing them in...causing health problems. This polluted air will infest ANY item within 6 hours; that is how bad this is. If I lay new clothing items out in the room, after 6 hrs, I will feel the bugs coming off of it when wearing. Black, white, and brown specks can be seen on the shirt. Moving is the only answer but I can't do this over and over.

This also complicates ridding myself of this problem because I will need to not only kill the Morgellons parasite IN me, but also get rid of EVERYTHING in my environment at around the time when my internal body environment is free. But one will usually cause the other and it's hard to time everything. Not to mention all the money that I don't have. Cleaning helps for 24 hours because anything cleaned will still be in the polluted air as well as being reinfected from the superbugs/cloud of debris that is around me. I've tried...to no avail. I'm ready to leave everything, then clean them off my skin, toss the clothes on my back, and for someone not infested to bring me new clothes to start over. And of course if my internals are ok, then I won't reinfest my environment.

I believe that some people don't realize this aspect to their condition and therefore not able to rid themselves of the problem. Or due to the inability to send a sample to a lab, some of us don't correctly know what we have. Add to that people who advise on the wrong parasite and it becomes very confusing. Does this parasite go hand in hand with Morgellons? Is this the same bug that Morgellon's sufferers refer to? If not, what is it? I'm trying to figure out if I have other parasites afflicting me. In terms of what's helped me:

1. Debriding Soap (NG) (Google it, it can be purchased on a website called "Get Your Life Back, LLC"). This kills the parasite in the skin and causes for debris/fibers to come out of lesions. I had myiasis of the superbugs in my fingers around the nails and anything that I touched would have biofilm/white granules on it. It contributed to infestation of items.

2. Oil Remedy: I found this on EC - Ingest the following oils: Rosemary, Red Thyme, Lemon, Cinnamon Cassia, Clove, Oregano. I personally do 8 drops with water, 3x/day, 3 days on - 2 days off. Less "superbugs" are attracted to me and I think it played a part in expelling fibers from lesions. Noticeably less people around me are scratching and sneezing from me, which would indicate that less particles are coming out of my skin. This is different from dead Morg fibers coming out: there are other ones that causes people to scratch and sneeze associated with my condition.

3. Chelating with Chlorella, taking Vit D 10,000 IU/day, Wormwood tincture taken internally, Glutathione (this is a key antioxidant and immensely helps with cell functioning, healing, etc), Biotin (I take double the recommended dosage on the bottle), Vitamin C, 3,000 mgs/day, Ted's ACV/Baking Soda Alkalizer 2x/day after meals, Ted's Hydrogen Peroxide 3% concentration (capful), 1/4 tsp of Baking Soda, 1/4 tsp of BoraxThanks for any input in a liter of water 2x/day.

4. Only necessary cleaning; all cleaning is moving contaminants from one place to another and with my condition it goes from an item to ME as I clean. This makes my body more infested. But I use Ted's recommended EDTA Tetrasodium 10%, Ammonium Chloride 10% in 80% water to kill/disinfect environment. Downside is when anything with the superbugs is sprayed upon, they fly everywhere in distress and many land on my clothes.

5. Pressure cooking clothes - only way for clothes to not have superbugs jumping onto me when wearing them. DO NOT use inside your home as the parasites will come out while used. Do it away from your home, outside, and know that eventually THAT area will be infested.

6. Always wearing a beanie/hat. It protects my scalp from further infestation and are purchased from the Dollar store.

7. Wearing a wet handkerchief on nose/mouth when cleaning or using a clean dust mask to minimize breathing the parasites in.