CHEMTRAILS%20-%20CONFIRMED%20-%202010%20by%20William%20Thomas
CHEMTRAILS%20-%20CONFIRMED%20-%202010%20by%20William%20Thomas
CHEMTRAILS%20-%20CONFIRMED%20-%202010%20by%20William%20Thomas
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She named the strange fibers Morgellons disease and posted the information on her new website.<br />
Almost immediately, more than 4,500 people contacted Leitao at morgellons.org, claiming similar<br />
symptoms. [ABC News Aug 9/06]<br />
TWILIGHT ZONE<br />
“It sounds like something from the Twilight Zone,” reported KSBI TV in 2006.<br />
Across the USA since 2002, thousands of frightened people claim to have variously colored strings<br />
growing out of their skin, which burn like slivers of hot glass when extracted with tweezers.<br />
Patients say it feels like something is crawling beneath their skin. They are sick, frightened and<br />
exhausted. Morgellons victims also suffer rapid spikes in body heat levels, severe malaise, and chronic<br />
fatigue.<br />
Doctors and nurses say they can't believe what they're seeing.<br />
Today, even the Centers For Disease Control is convinced that this troubling skin condition called<br />
Morgellons is real. [[Rense.com Dec 5/07; KSBI TV June 23/06]<br />
Dr. Raphael Stricker says it's very bizarre to see the strings. A Lyme disease specialist in San<br />
Francisco, all of Dr. Stricker’s Morgellons patients have tested positive for chronic Lyme disease. He<br />
believes that Borrelia burgdorferi, the bacteria underlying Lyme disease, has set his patients up for<br />
another, as-yet-unidentified, infection. [Popular Mechanics June/05]<br />
“This didn't seem like anything I'd ever seen that was coming out of the human body," echoes Ginger<br />
Savely, a nurse practitioner who has treated more than 100 people with Morgellons. [KTN TV July 26/07;<br />
KSBI TV June 23/06]<br />
Like many skeptics, Tulsa pharmacologist Dr. Randy Wymore wondered if the fibers present in skin<br />
lesions had rubbed off of people's clothing. But when he compared fibers from clothing and the fibers<br />
found under the skin, there was no similarity.