Re: Pics uploaded of hubby's purged mites

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Your "Home 4" picture matches what we have been getting out of our skin for some time now. Rita

Pics uploaded of hubby's purged mites

Here's the link to the photos of the lint balls and another critter that hubby purged.Let me know what you think...ANY thoughts... opinions... are most welcome! Thank you,Trlyhttp://mitephotos.cfsites.org/

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Yep, me too. Home 4.

From: Rita and Mike Carlson <m.r.carlson@...>bird mites Sent: Sunday, November 2, 2008 3:04:40 PMSubject: Re: Pics uploaded of hubby's purged mites

Your "Home 4" picture matches what we have been getting out of our skin for some time now. Rita

Pics uploaded of hubby's purged mites

Here's the link to the photos of the lint balls and another critter that hubby purged.Let me know what you think...ANY thoughts... opinions... are most welcome! Thank you,Trlyhttp://mitephotos. cfsites.org/

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Trly -- Those are great photos. I had a short piece of " Home 1 "

appear on the outside of my thigh several weeks ago, after I had used

Nivea cellulite gel on my skin. I couldn't quite believe it, and

thought it might have come from my clothes or something, but I don't

think so. It looked exactly like your photo. I also had a couple of

weird little brown things appear in the same part of my skin a few

days before the " Home 1 " thing appeared. They looked like miniature

maggots. Since then, I've seen nothing, even after using the esp

botanicals, I haven't seen any weird stuff come out of my skin. I

have been both fascinated and horrified by these reports of weird

stuff coming out of people's skin. I think it's a good sign that your

husband is purging these things.

Thank you for posting those photos. I wish you and your husband a

speedy recovery.

myrtle

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> Here's the link to the photos of the lint balls and another critter

> that hubby purged.

> Let me know what you think...

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> ANY thoughts... opinions... are most welcome!

>

> Thank you,

> Trly

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> http://mitephotos.cfsites.org/

>

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We have had the fiber balls also but ours was always black. Rita

Pics uploaded of hubby's purged mites

Here's the link to the photos of the lint balls and another critter that hubby purged.Let me know what you think...ANY thoughts... opinions... are most welcome! Thank you,Trlyhttp://mitephotos. cfsites.org/

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They all look familiar to me! But then you know that if you have

looked at my pics at webshots or critterfiles...

Thanks for sharing the link.

Can we all have the same delusion? I wonder if that is part of the

definition of delusion? That a large group of people who never knew

each other before this malady they claim took their own photos of

their own critters and--voila--they fall into the same groups:

the " cut thread " mite, the thready biting fungus, or whatever it is,

the ovoid bodied critter that is clear but that has the short black

legs, the critters with the " jellyfish " legs, mites that are clearly

mites, things that match online photos of colembolla (3 forms).

Still, though there are a lot of groups just listed, the

commonalities are clear. Plus, there are 10,000+ identified mites in

the world, and they won't look alike. That doesn't even count all the

fungi and other " bacteris " and protozoa and...

and they all have to eat. something. or someone. somehow.

katiejill

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> > Here's the link to the photos of the lint balls and another

critter

> > that hubby purged.

> > Let me know what you think...

> >

> > ANY thoughts... opinions... are most welcome!

> >

> > Thank you,

> > Trly

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> > http://mitephotos.cfsites.org/

> >

>

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By the way, I had a seam full of biting " Home 1's " in a new top I

bought at TJ Maxx. Hmm. All along the black threaded seam were these

things I reacted to. If they weren't bugs, they still created the

same results, the stinging bite sensation. None drew blood, but I did

have the red pinpricks. These could be something besides a mite, but

I don't care what it is called, I still get them sometimes and want

them gone.

katiejill

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> > Here's the link to the photos of the lint balls and another

critter

> > that hubby purged.

> > Let me know what you think...

> >

> > ANY thoughts... opinions... are most welcome!

> >

> > Thank you,

> > Trly

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> > http://mitephotos.cfsites.org/

> >

>

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AAAAAAAAAA. I have seen home and home one. That is all I am seeing at this point and not much any more.From: fritolay66 <fritolay66@...>Subject: Re: Pics uploaded of hubby's purged mitesbird mites Date: Sunday, November 2, 2008, 1:10 PM

Yep, me too. Home 4.

From: Rita and Mike Carlson <m.r.carlson@ comcast.net>bird mitesSent: Sunday, November 2, 2008 3:04:40 PMSubject: Re: Pics uploaded of hubby's purged mites

Your "Home 4" picture matches what we have been getting out of our skin for some time now. Rita

Pics uploaded of hubby's purged mites

Here's the link to the photos of the lint balls and another critter that hubby purged.Let me know what you think...ANY thoughts... opinions... are most welcome! Thank you,Trlyhttp://mitephotos. cfsites.org/

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KJ - what kind of fabric was the top made of?

myrtle

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> > > Here's the link to the photos of the lint balls and another

> critter

> > > that hubby purged.

> > > Let me know what you think...

> > >

> > > ANY thoughts... opinions... are most welcome!

> > >

> > > Thank you,

> > > Trly

> > >

> > > http://mitephotos.cfsites.org/

> > >

> >

>

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I will check. Once I rolled all of them out and had the top

(supposedly washable) dry cleaned, itching is minimal.

KJ

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> > > > Here's the link to the photos of the lint balls and another

> > critter

> > > > that hubby purged.

> > > > Let me know what you think...

> > > >

> > > > ANY thoughts... opinions... are most welcome!

> > > >

> > > > Thank you,

> > > > Trly

> > > >

> > > > http://mitephotos.cfsites.org/

> > > >

> > >

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Hello from Joan - regarding the pin pricks in new clothing. I have found if nylon thread is used in seams there is always a tendency to have spots that prick. My solution is to turn clothing inside out and carefully examine seams and clip off any that are left untrimmed enough. The worst spot for me is in the labels at the back of next. I usually just remove them and that takes care of my biggest problem. Just a suggestion.

Re: Pics uploaded of hubby's purged mites

I will check. Once I rolled all of them out and had the top (supposedly washable) dry cleaned, itching is minimal.KJ> > > >> > > > Here's the link to the photos of the lint balls and another > > critter > > > > that hubby purged.> > > > Let me know what you think...> > > > > > > > ANY thoughts... opinions... are most welcome! > > > > > > > > Thank you,> > > > Trly> > > > > > > > http://mitephotos.cfsites.org/> > > >> > >> >>

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Good suggestion. Thank you, Joan!

KJ

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> > > > > Here's the link to the photos of the lint balls and

another

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> > > > > that hubby purged.

> > > > > Let me know what you think...

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> > > > > ANY thoughts... opinions... are most welcome!

> > > > >

> > > > > Thank you,

> > > > > Trly

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> > > > > http://mitephotos.cfsites.org/

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