Guest guest Posted May 21, 2010 Report Share Posted May 21, 2010 The physical suffering is bad enough, but the mental/emotional suffering is, perhaps, worse. The loneliness it generates is intense, and the way it effects one's neurology is mind-boggling. The effects I've witnessed, in both myself and others, blows me away. And denial " aint just a river in Egypt " . It's difficult to accept how overpowering these bugs are. If I focus on them, they instantly go crazy (with the biting and itching). The stress from them being in my body, and perpetually overpopulating (at seemingly increasing rates), has resulted in my not getting enough sleep. For the past 5 months, I haven't been able to get to sleep until dawn. That means I'm up all night, every night. And my new upstairs neighbor (who was homeless before moving in), is intolerant of noise of any kind. Which means- nightimes are l-o-n-g and painful. It's 2:20 am, as I'm typing this message. It seems much of the material put out by the former nanotransformation site is eerily accurate- i.e. the creatures bond with our DNA, don't have cell walls, and can transfer genes laterally. This helps explain how they adapt so well to almost every protocol, and why- what once worked against them, fails to do so now. Sorry if this post is overly morose, but that's one of the moods it puts me in. D. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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