Re: , are we seeing hairs?

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The links are working now on my reply to you.......I looked at the pictures......, do you think it's hairs that we are seeing on the bodies of these "things" ? The body of the things I have pulled out of my skin, floors and clothing don't have a "mite" body....just a blob and then all sorts of fibers incasing the blob. I have also seen something cigar shaped and soft like cooked rice. None of this makes any sense to me after 4 years of fighting this thing. Rita

Hotbox> bird mites> Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2009, 11:58 AM> > > > Doe> Have you used your hotbox idea for clothes/blankets? Do you think it would be safe? My problem area is clothes. I dont think the water temp is hot enough here, and i cant microwave blankets. Thanks > Holly>

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Rita, We have identified bird mites here. We also found the infested nest and

got it removed. I've also experienced many things that are more than the mites.

The other day I felt something crawling on my eyebrow. I reached up and pulled

it out. It was a soft bodied rice-like looking thing -like you described, with a

black fiber sticking out of it that was moving. I looked at it under the

microscope. The white worm-like thing appeared to have a sucking mouthpiece and

two eye-like spots. The black fiber seemed to be embedded in it. The part of

the fiber that was sticking out of the skin of the thing was moving

mechanically.

So strange. I hope I never see another one of those.

I've also seen the fiber creatures - of various kinds and colors. I quit

looking at them. It was creeping me out. Also crystalline white granules coming

out of my skin along with black seed-like things and gelatanous stuff. This is

all so bizarre. The hardest part for me is the social isolation. I do not go to

events that I would like to for fear of infecting others.

I pray a lot. For all of us.

Blessings,

Rose

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> > From: Holly <hollyjane11@ ...>

> > Subject: Hotbox

> > bird mites

> > Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2009, 11:58 AM

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> > Doe

> > Have you used your hotbox idea for clothes/blankets? Do you

think it would be safe? My problem area is clothes. I dont think the water temp

is hot enough here, and i cant microwave blankets. Thanks

> > Holly

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Sometimes esp.today I can't believe what my skin is doing all pretty much ..to

tell you the truth sometimes I think it's good the " garbage is coming out

definitely noticed this with neem capsules but then there is the other stuff

like wormy things in my face esp.nose,chin and lips that seeems like an increase

of my M symptoms...don't know if you guys get really small mites in your face

pale colored whitish...I have heard from someone that the crystalline type

granules are a sign of healing by the way from a couple sources...black seed

things I have had alot of but not so much right now...and yes the isolation is

hard...prob. one of the most diff. aspects...On a positive note it is a full

moon and an eclipse today in other words the astrology stinks so I think this is

adding to our collective suffering...apologies to anyone that doesn't like astro

talk but then maybe We could say there are more bugs on a full moon...Anyway I

love the mms baths I think it uplifts my spirit some,too.I pray for all of

us,too.Think I need to write a list of what supplements and treatments I need to

do everyday to stay more on track..

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From: " rose_novalis " <rosenovalis@...>

bird mites

Subject: Re: , are we seeing hairs?

Date: Thu, 06 Aug 2009 04:11:11 -0000

Rita, We have identified bird mites here. We also found the infested nest and

got it removed. I've also experienced many things that are more than the mites.

The other day I felt something crawling on my eyebrow. I reached up and pulled

it out. It was a soft bodied rice-like looking thing -like you described, with a

black fiber sticking out of it that was moving. I looked at it under the

microscope. The white worm-like thing appeared to have a sucking mouthpiece and

two eye-like spots. The black fiber seemed to be embedded in it. The part of

the fiber that was sticking out of the skin of the thing was moving

mechanically.

So strange. I hope I never see another one of those.

I've also seen the fiber creatures - of various kinds and colors. I quit

looking at them. It was creeping me out. Also crystalline white granules coming

out of my skin along with black seed-like things and gelatanous stuff. This is

all so bizarre. The hardest part for me is the social isolation. I do not go to

events that I would like to for fear of infecting others.

I pray a lot. For all of us.

Blessings,

Rose

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> > From: Holly <hollyjane11@ ...>

> > Subject: Hotbox

> > bird mites

> > Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2009, 11:58 AM

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> > Doe

> > Have you used your hotbox idea for clothes/blankets? Do you

think it would be safe? My problem area is clothes. I dont think the water temp

is hot enough here, and i cant microwave blankets. Thanks

> > Holly

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Yes.. I thought I was doing overall pretty well until a few days ago.. Have had

an increase in the itching, stinging, threads, etc.

It's the full moon!

What kind of wormy things do you get and how do you kill that stuff?

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> > > From: Holly <hollyjane11@ ...>

> > > Subject: Hotbox

> > > bird mites

> > > Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2009, 11:58 AM

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> > > Doe

> > > Have you used your hotbox idea for clothes/blankets? Do you

think it would be safe? My problem area is clothes. I dont think the water temp

is hot enough here, and i cant microwave blankets. Thanks

> > > Holly

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worm things seem to be in my face..very small disguising themselves as a piece

of dry skin...I use straight hydrogen peroxide and let it sit there a minute or

2 and then scrape them off very gently...may not be worth it because it

scratches my nose skin(cute looking)..one was about half inch long and about the

width of a couple of hairs?....the ones on my lips and chin are easier to get

out...mostly they are about 1/8 in long....alll disguised as dry skin but it's

not....oh,yukko...

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From: lintbugs_too <no_reply >

bird mites

Subject: Re: , are we seeing hairs?

Date: Thu, 06 Aug 2009 14:19:50 -0000

Yes.. I thought I was doing overall pretty well until a few days ago.. Have had

an increase in the itching, stinging, threads, etc.

It's the full moon!

What kind of wormy things do you get and how do you kill that stuff?

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> > > From: Holly <hollyjane11@ ...>

> > > Subject: Hotbox

> > > bird mites

> > > Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2009, 11:58 AM

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> > > Doe

> > > Have you used your hotbox idea for clothes/blankets? Do you

think it would be safe? My problem area is clothes. I dont think the water temp

is hot enough here, and i cant microwave blankets. Thanks

> > > Holly

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Rita, a little late for replying to this, but wanted to say that I viewed something like you've described and tossed it up to (of course, what else...) a piece of cotton lint. It's "body" was oblong or cigar shaped and consisted of the fibers. I'm not sure, but I think I recall seeing something like antanae or pinchers at the top (it's been a while since viewing so relying on memory ...) Also, a reminder to all who have commented on the fibers and who may not have seen the reports on infected clothing, mattresses, cushions, etc. from China, (particularly mattresses and cushions which were stuffed with infected chicken feathers.)

.... Judy

Hotbox> bird mites> Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2009, 11:58 AM> > > > Doe> Have you used your hotbox idea for clothes/blankets? Do you think it would be safe? My problem area is clothes. I dont think the water temp is hot enough here, and i cant microwave blankets. Thanks > Holly>

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> > From: Holly <hollyjane11@ ...>

> > Subject: Hotbox

> > bird mites

> > Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2009, 11:58 AM

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> > Doe

> > Have you used your hotbox idea for clothes/blankets? Do you

think it would be safe? My problem area is clothes. I dont think the water temp

is hot enough here, and i cant microwave blankets. Thanks

> > Holly

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I found this a long time ago when I was looking for rodent parasites dealing

with these things. They are cotton rats infested with a parasite. Another good

reason to grow our clothes from hemp.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/6757846

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cotton_rat

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> > > From: Holly <hollyjane11@ ...>

> > > Subject: Hotbox

> > > bird mites

> > > Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2009, 11:58 AM

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> > > Doe

> > > Have you used your hotbox idea for clothes/blankets? Do

you think it would be safe? My problem area is clothes. I dont think the water

temp is hot enough here, and i cant microwave blankets. Thanks

> > > Holly

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> I found this a long time ago when I was looking for rodent parasites dealing

with these things. They are cotton rats infested with a parasite. Another good

reason to grow our clothes from hemp.

> http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/6757846

> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cotton_rat

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http://www.jstor.org/pss/3226680

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> > > > From: Holly <hollyjane11@ ...>

> > > > Subject: Hotbox

> > > > bird mites

> > > > Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2009, 11:58 AM

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> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Doe

> > > > Have you used your hotbox idea for clothes/blankets? Do

you think it would be safe? My problem area is clothes. I dont think the water

temp is hot enough here, and i cant microwave blankets. Thanks

> > > > Holly

> > > >

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> > I found this a long time ago when I was looking for rodent parasites dealing

with these things. They are cotton rats infested with a parasite. Another good

reason to grow our clothes from hemp.

> > http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/6757846

> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cotton_rat

> >

> http://www.jstor.org/pss/3226680

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http://books.google.com/books?id=lEERbfsvP1EC & lpg=PA393 & ots=uRtZJKvSce & dq=cotton\

%20infected%20with%20parasites & pg=PA393#v=onepage & q= & f=false