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Gee, it is good to hear from you Tony. I was worried about you. I'm recovering from gallbladder surgery which I had yesterday not even one day ago. On heavy meds right now. Tummy is so so sore. But feel I'm recuperating pretty fast.I don't think you will necessarily give anything to your family... here's why. My daughter, her husband , daughter Sophia came to visit when we had the invasion - they did not get a thing. They stayed for 3 weeks. That was over two years ago. They got nothing from the hosue. Sophia got a few bites, but nothing came to be of the bites. No Lyme or Morgellons. She was 3 then. When they returned home, my daughter took Sophia to the doctor for a single bite that would not heal. They gave antibiotics and she never had another indication that she had anything.Since then my second granddaughter had been born and they came again for 3 weeks and no one got a single bite. I was scared out of my wits for them to stay here, but there was no place else they could stay. My daughter was in her best friend's wedding. Someone one from Morgellens Sanctum told me the first visit from friends or family is the hardest and most worrisome. They stayed here, using my washer/dryer, playing on the floor, using the bathrooms, etc. By then whatever we had had mostly had been gone. However, I was still getting bites one year ago, husband stopped getting bites or movement on the face entirely, and had gotten them moderately the year before, but no Morgellons. He did acquire Lyme Disease. I was still getting movement around the eyes, nose primarily and, of course, legs and feet. What you are attracting they may not be attracting. That's what I learned from all of us. Even my husband did not get long terms effects I got.As far as the Morgies go I'm getting fewer and fewer of the sensations anywhere. I haven't had sensations on my face or hair in 6 months. I started doing the FAR Infrared and Dr. S protocol for the last several months. I still had movement on the feet, buttocks, sometimes into private parts, hand. No lesions for 1 year at least. My friend Lynn with Morgellons told me to start doing foot bath with essential oils for feet. I got the foot water bath, started using Eucalyptus, peppermint and tea tree in the foot bath. I also started orally high doses of MSM - 1500 mg per day. I have little to no foot movement since doing this. I think the combination is keeping them down to almost non-existent level. The MSM is powerful... but the foot baths too. The first time I soaked the feet, dried feet with a towel and touched the feet with hand. I then started to get sensations on the hand that was touching the foot. It did transfer and I've experienced that before, but as soon as I started the MSM I've had almost no sensations anywhere. So taking 3,000 mg of MSM now. This is just my experience. I'm going back to bed, but so glad to hear from you again Tony. I hope you can get a handle on all of this. From the little amount sister and family will be in the house, I doubt if they will get anything. Quit pulling out eyelashes, that doesn't help. Shave other areas where they want to tend to crawl in and out. Shaving helps for some darn reason. It almost seems like they look for a hair to come out with. Preserve eyes and eyebrows. I had the hardest time getting them out of my hair. I have very thick hair, but they are out. :) Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?

Hey Peeps how are you? I'm totally messed up. This is getting worse on my face. They are constantly crawling all over my face and biting around my eyes. Also, I have the burn sensation on my eye lids. NOTHING works. I'm not kidding, I tried it all except hardcore drugs. I am waiting for winter already because spring makes this worse. I am pulling out my eyelashes because they are in there too inside the folicles and also in my throat. I'm worried about spreading this shit. All I have to do is breathe and they are coming out my nose. I have a sister, brother and his wife visiting from the coast they are planning on visiting here over the 4th of July. What do I do? I want to see them but I don't want to seem like I'm being a rude jerk. They said they want to stay at a hotel but they want to come here for barbecue crap, you know just hang on the back porch and yard. Is that safe? What do I do? Does anyone know if this is easily spread to family members? Is it ok if they just hang out on the back porch? What if they want to go inside? My sister said she wants to go in and look at old photos of our Mom and stuff. They will probably want to come in and use the bathroom too. Oh man what to do? Also I'm embarrased that they see me with my eyes all swollen and bloodshot looking, it looks like the x beat me up or something. Anyway thanks for listening to me. I hope you guys are having better luck than me. Thanks,Tony> >> >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family; partly bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with the depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I could get some suggestions on the mite part.> >> >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're taking a 16 hour road trip. > >> >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was wondering if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family members.> >> >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get anything (he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)> >> >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I know at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has candidasis. > >> >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others, so I know how contagious it is. > >> >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it really worries me. > >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only person who could help me now.> >> >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't get it and his apt won't get infested?> >> >Thanks in advace,> >Jess> >> >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®> >> >------------------------------------> >> >

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Thank you dear Bobbie. Appreciate your thoughts. I'll take it very easy to day and be careful about my foods. Bland foods and liquids. Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?

, I'm sending you lots of good healing vibes. GB surgery is pretty tough so keep up the fast healing and dont overdo for a while! B>> Gee, it is good to hear from you Tony. I was worried about you. I'm recovering from gallbladder surgery which I had yesterday not even one day ago. On heavy meds right now. Tummy is so so sore. But feel I'm recuperating pretty fast.

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Hi Tony

I remember a poster saying he had the bug on the face & eyes , he used

1tbls borax & 1 gallon of water & a wet washcloth & left it on his face for 30

mins, 2 times per day . He said he even slept with it over his face & it stopped

them . ..I tried it it works great . I uses a stronger dose then 1 tbls & it

burned & caused strange holes to form in my face , blood even came out of the

holes , so I reduced the mix to 1 -2 tbls , no borax more or it burns after 20

mins of soaking. I found a shirt works real good cause I can poke my nose out

the opening where the shirt buttons down so I can breath while I soak . ( or s

rag with a nose hole cut in it ) This borax soak has not fa@led yet , I have to

do it for weeks & weeks or it comes back

I soaked my feet in 3 tbls borx & 3 cups of water n my rubber gloshes , 30

mins per day , 2 times per day for 60 days & my feet are bugless , 100 percent

now . I wear cowboy boots to keep them protected & bleach the boots weekly & dry

in front of a fan in 36 hrs , then sprinkle 3 tbls baking soda in them & slap

them together to full coat the in side , baking soda is highly caustic , it

kills bugs well

This peroxide & borax & water mix ( below) stopped the burning sensation in 3

mins for me, did it stop it for you ? I had it so bad I thought it would catch

fire .

http://www.earthclinic.com/Pets/dog_mange_cure.html

The mix:

2 tblspns borax (20 mule team Borax laundry booster

16 oz peroxide (3%)

32 oz water.

mix it , and the borax nuetralizes the peroxide so there is no burn & no fizz

from the peroxide

Also for the eyes if I wet the lids & eyebrows & then apply betadine slowly &

carefully with my eyes closed snug , but not too tight or they leak , apply

betadine for 5 mins then rine well after 5 min it killed the oones on my eyes

.. Betadine is painless , if it gets in the eye it burns a little like soap , I

don't get it in my eye though only on the eye & it seems to soak into the thin

skin area

I pray this helps you , God will help he is wonderful .. Keep the faith ,

Bye ,

Bill

ps if you don't want peopple inn you house , begin a paint job with lots blue

tape & dollar store plastic dropcloths & lots of drywall dust ... : ) , no

one wants to come in then , it works great . & it a great excuse for white

powder all over everything , borax arm & hammer powdered laundry soap , all in

the guise of drywall dust & remodeling . 'Gee everyone let's go stay at the

hotel. ' yea ! They all say ... :P.

I use it all the time , it s abug kill it , it will die

On Sat Jun 5th, 2010 4:37 AM EDT tonysvenson wrote:

>Hey Peeps how are you? I'm totally messed up. This is getting worse on my face.

They are constantly crawling all over my face and biting around my eyes. Also, I

have the burn sensation on my eye lids. NOTHING works. I'm not kidding, I tried

it all except hardcore drugs. I am waiting for winter already because spring

makes this worse. I am pulling out my eyelashes because they are in there too

inside the folicles and also in my throat. I'm worried about spreading this

shit. All I have to do is breathe and they are coming out my nose. I have a

sister, brother and his wife visiting from the coast they are planning on

visiting here over the 4th of July. What do I do? I want to see them but I don't

want to seem like I'm being a rude jerk. They said they want to stay at a hotel

but they want to come here for barbecue crap, you know just hang on the back

porch and yard. Is that safe? What do I do? Does anyone know if this is easily

spread to family members?

Is it ok if they just hang out on the back porch? What if they want to go

inside? My sister said she wants to go in and look at old photos of our Mom and

stuff. They will probably want to come in and use the bathroom too. Oh man what

to do? Also I'm embarrased that they see me with my eyes all swollen and

bloodshot looking, it looks like the x beat me up or something. Anyway thanks

for listening to me. I hope you guys are having better luck than me.

>

>Thanks,

>Tony

>

>

>> >

>> >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family; partly bc

I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with the

depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For

depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I

could get some suggestions on the mite part.

>> >

>> >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're taking a

16 hour road trip.

>> >

>> >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was wondering if

there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family members.

>> >

>> >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and want to

help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even though I

have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get anything

(he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so I wonder

how does he know his immune system is so strong..)

>> >

>> >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I know at

least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has candidasis.

>> >

>> >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln people

here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or how to

mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he won't

get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others, so I

know how contagious it is.

>> >

>> >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his masters on a

scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it really worries me.

>> >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only person

who could help me now.

>> >

>> >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't get it

and his apt won't get infested?

>> >

>> >Thanks in advace,

>> >Jess

>> >

>> >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

>> >

>> >------------------------------------

>> >

>> >

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Oh well, I guess my thread was now hijacked by tony and I'm completely out, not even a mention.Good luck folks, but thanks to those who replied before tony took over. Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®From: tonysvenson <no_reply >Date: Sat, 05 Jun 2010 08:37:39 -0000<bird mites >Subject: Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone? Hey Peeps how are you? I'm totally messed up. This is getting worse on my face. They are constantly crawling all over my face and biting around my eyes. Also, I have the burn sensation on my eye lids. NOTHING works. I'm not kidding, I tried it all except hardcore drugs. I am waiting for winter already because spring makes this worse. I am pulling out my eyelashes because they are in there too inside the folicles and also in my throat. I'm worried about spreading this shit. All I have to do is breathe and they are coming out my nose. I have a sister, brother and his wife visiting from the coast they are planning on visiting here over the 4th of July. What do I do? I want to see them but I don't want to seem like I'm being a rude jerk. They said they want to stay at a hotel but they want to come here for barbecue crap, you know just hang on the back porch and yard. Is that safe? What do I do? Does anyone know if this is easily spread to family members? Is it ok if they just hang out on the back porch? What if they want to go inside? My sister said she wants to go in and look at old photos of our Mom and stuff. They will probably want to come in and use the bathroom too. Oh man what to do? Also I'm embarrased that they see me with my eyes all swollen and bloodshot looking, it looks like the x beat me up or something. Anyway thanks for listening to me. I hope you guys are having better luck than me. Thanks,Tony> >> >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family; partly bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with the depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I could get some suggestions on the mite part.> >> >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're taking a 16 hour road trip. > >> >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was wondering if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family members.> >> >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get anything (he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)> >> >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I know at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has candidasis. > >> >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others, so I know how contagious it is. > >> >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it really worries me. > >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only person who could help me now.> >> >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't get it and his apt won't get infested?> >> >Thanks in advace,> >Jess> >> >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®> >> >------------------------------------> >> >

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Nice to hear from You!!I am sorry it's hitting You so hard.My guess is you may be pretty contagious.It also sounds like they will go in the house no matter what you do.My family stayed away from me like i had the plague(well it is a plague lol)..From: tonysvenson <no_reply >bird mites Sent: Sat, June 5, 2010 1:37:39

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Hey Peeps how are you? I'm totally messed up. This is getting worse on my face. They are constantly crawling all over my face and biting around my eyes. Also, I have the burn sensation on my eye lids. NOTHING works. I'm not kidding, I tried it all except hardcore drugs. I am waiting for winter already because spring makes this worse. I am pulling out my eyelashes because they are in there too inside the folicles and also in my throat. I'm worried about spreading this shit. All I have to do is breathe and they are coming out my nose. I have a sister, brother and his wife visiting from the coast they are planning on visiting here over the 4th of July. What do I do? I want to see them but I don't want to seem like I'm being a rude jerk. They said they want to stay at a hotel but they want to come here for barbecue crap, you know just hang on the back porch and yard. Is that safe? What do I do? Does anyone know if this is easily spread to family

members? Is it ok if they just hang out on the back porch? What if they want to go inside? My sister said she wants to go in and look at old photos of our Mom and stuff. They will probably want to come in and use the bathroom too. Oh man what to do? Also I'm embarrased that they see me with my eyes all swollen and bloodshot looking, it looks like the x beat me up or something. Anyway thanks for listening to me. I hope you guys are having better luck than me.

Thanks,

Tony

> >

> >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family; partly bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with the depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I could get some suggestions on the mite part.

> >

> >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're taking a 16 hour road trip.

> >

> >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was wondering if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family members.

> >

> >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get anything (he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)

> >

> >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I know at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has candidasis.

> >

> >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others, so I know how contagious it is.

> >

> >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it really worries me.

> >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only person who could help me now.

> >

> >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't get it and his apt won't get infested?

> >

> >Thanks in advace,

> >Jess

> >

> >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

> >

> >------------------------------------

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Hope you have a speedy recovery !!!Looks like I am on the paranoid side of possible contagion.My daughter got mites from me but She lives with me...Other people did not get the mites from staying here.From: rose <auberginedream777@...>bird mites Sent: Sat, June 5, 2010 9:52:53 AMSubject: Re: Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?

Nice to hear from You!!I am sorry it's hitting You so hard.My guess is you may be pretty contagious.It also sounds like they will go in the house no matter what you do.My family stayed away from me like i had the plague(well it is a plague lol)..From: tonysvenson <no_reply@group s.com>bird mitesSent: Sat, June 5, 2010 1:37:39

AMSubject: Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?

Hey Peeps how are you? I'm totally messed up. This is getting worse on my face. They are constantly crawling all over my face and biting around my eyes. Also, I have the burn sensation on my eye lids. NOTHING works. I'm not kidding, I tried it all except hardcore drugs. I am waiting for winter already because spring makes this worse. I am pulling out my eyelashes because they are in there too inside the folicles and also in my throat. I'm worried about spreading this shit. All I have to do is breathe and they are coming out my nose. I have a sister, brother and his wife visiting from the coast they are planning on visiting here over the 4th of July. What do I do? I want to see them but I don't want to seem like I'm being a rude jerk. They said they want to stay at a hotel but they want to come here for barbecue crap, you know just hang on the back porch and yard. Is that safe? What do I do? Does anyone know if this is easily spread to family

members? Is it ok if they just hang out on the back porch? What if they want to go inside? My sister said she wants to go in and look at old photos of our Mom and stuff. They will probably want to come in and use the bathroom too. Oh man what to do? Also I'm embarrased that they see me with my eyes all swollen and bloodshot looking, it looks like the x beat me up or something. Anyway thanks for listening to me. I hope you guys are having better luck than me.

Thanks,

Tony

> >

> >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family; partly bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with the depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I could get some suggestions on the mite part.

> >

> >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're taking a 16 hour road trip.

> >

> >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was wondering if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family members.

> >

> >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get anything (he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)

> >

> >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I know at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has candidasis.

> >

> >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others, so I know how contagious it is.

> >

> >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it really worries me.

> >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only person who could help me now.

> >

> >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't get it and his apt won't get infested?

> >

> >Thanks in advace,

> >Jess

> >

> >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

> >

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Yes,it is strange..I have noticed springtails were not as interested in men...but I believe Trish also says there is a preference for the ladies...also it seems alot of us gals are peri or post meopausal(testosterone decrease?)...then yes the darn fungus...and there is low adrenal function....My daughter unfortunately is a type A(overtaxing her adrenals?)...also She has a high sugar diet..(apologies to the gentlemen that do have this beast..it just seems there are more ladies with this ??)From: healinghope <mfrreman@...>bird mites Sent: Sat, June 5, 2010 10:18:40 AMSubject: Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?

Rose I find it so peculiar that some get this infection infestation and others do not, there has to be a correlation.

> > >

> > >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family; partly bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with the depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I could get some suggestions on the mite part.

> > >

> > >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're taking a 16 hour road trip.

> > >

> > >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was wondering if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family members.

> > >

> > >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get anything (he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)

> > >

> > >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I know at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has candidasis.

> > >

> > >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others, so I know how contagious it is.

> > >

> > >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it really worries me.

> > >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only person who could help me now.

> > >

> > >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't get it and his apt won't get infested?

> > >

> > >Thanks in advace,

> > >Jess

> > >

> > >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

> > >

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ie: common genetic markers or types. Not all in the family have the same genetic markers.

From: healinghope <mfrreman@...>bird mites Sent: Sat, June 5, 2010 12:22:46 PMSubject: Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?

My conclusion to the correlation, immune system.> > > >> > > >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family; partly bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with the depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I could get some suggestions on the mite part.> > > >> > > >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're taking a 16 hour road trip. > > > >> > > >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was wondering if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family members.> > > >> > > >This is a pretty

messed up situation because they're concerned and want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get anything (he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)> > > >> > > >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I know at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has candidasis. > > > >> > > >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others, so I know how contagious it is. > > > >> >

> >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it really worries me. > > > >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only person who could help me now.> > > >> > > >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't get it and his apt won't get infested?> > > >> > > >Thanks in advace,> > > >Jess> > > >> > > >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®> > > >> > > >------------ --------- --------- ------> > > >> > > >

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Genes Marie, not everyone in the family has the same set of genetic markers. When we are born we are given four sets, two from each parent. Not all in the family has them and they definately do have an influence on how the immune system functions in the individual family members. Ie: breast cancer, not everyone in the family gets it except for those with the specific gene combinations.

I don't believe the smell figures in the initial infection, otherwise we would have had a lifetime of problems. The attraction begins after the infestation, so what existed prior to it to allow the infestation to take hold in the first place.

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From: healinghope <mfrreman@...>bird mites Sent: Sat, June 5, 2010 2:37:00 PMSubject: Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?

Genetic marker curious what is the definition of such? I believe the scent to more of a factor. Another reason for sulfur being such an important element literally to curb this infection infestation.> > > > >> > > > >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family; partly bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with the depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I could get some suggestions on the mite part.> > > > >> > > > >I'm staying at my brother's

apartment for 2 nights and then we're taking a 16 hour road trip. > > > > >> > > > >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was wondering if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family members.> > > > >> > > > >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get anything (he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)> > > > >> > > > >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I know at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has candidasis. > > > > >> > > > >Anyway, it occured

to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others, so I know how contagious it is. > > > > >> > > > >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it really worries me. > > > > >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only person who could help me now.> > > > >> > > > >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't get it and his apt won't get infested?> > > > >> > > > >Thanks in advace,> > > > >Jess> > > > >> >

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irony well HH the offer still stands to join the CCO...Cilantro Chewing Organization...We will cap Your cilantro for the 1st month but after that ..all bets are off!!!From: healinghope <mfrreman@...>bird mites Sent: Sat, June 5, 2010 11:58:49 AMSubject: Re: How can I

avoid passing this on to someone?

Let me rephrase:) Had a few brew-skies and feeling irony.

> > > > >

> > > > >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family; partly bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with the depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I could get some suggestions on the mite part.

> > > > >

> > > > >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're taking a 16 hour road trip.

> > > > >

> > > > >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was wondering if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family members.

> > > > >

> > > > >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get anything (he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)

> > > > >

> > > > >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I know at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has candidasis.

> > > > >

> > > > >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others, so I know how contagious it is.

> > > > >

> > > > >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it really worries me.

> > > > >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only person who could help me now.

> > > > >

> > > > >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't get it and his apt won't get infested?

> > > > >

> > > > >Thanks in advace,

> > > > >Jess

> > > > >

> > > > >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

> > > > >

> > > > >------------ --------- --------- ------

> > > > >

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I don't know you Tony, but I do know you're a rude and selfish person for taking over my thread when I only had gotten 2 responses. That was incredibly assholish.Now every time I come to check if I got any new responses all I find is long conversations among the 'regulars' clique. I have less than a week to see my brother and I don't know yet of another forum to discuss this, so this was just fucked up rude garbage. But what goes around comes around and it did. Now the regulars took over so both of us got ignored regardless of the title of the thread. The title means nothing, this is why moderated groups are superior, then rude inconsiderate people get banned for pulling this kind of bs.Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®From: rose <auberginedream777@...>Date: Sat, 5 Jun 2010 15:30:53 -0700 (PDT)<bird mites >Subject: Re: Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone? irony well HH the offer still stands to join the CCO...Cilantro Chewing Organization...We will cap Your cilantro for the 1st month but after that ..all bets are off!!!From: healinghope <mfrreman >bird mites Sent: Sat, June 5, 2010 11:58:49 AMSubject: Re: How can Iavoid passing this on to someone? Let me rephrase:) Had a few brew-skies and feeling irony. > > > > >> > > > >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family; partly bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with the depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I could get some suggestions on the mite part.> > > > >> > > > >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're taking a 16 hour road trip. > > > > >> > > > >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was wondering if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family members.> > > > >> > > > >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get anything (he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)> > > > >> > > > >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I know at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has candidasis. > > > > >> > > > >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others, so I know how contagious it is. > > > > >> > > > >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it really worries me. > > > > >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only person who could help me now.> > > > >> > > > >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't get it and his apt won't get infested?> > > > >> > > > >Thanks in advace,> > > > >Jess> > > > >> > > > >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®> > > > >> > > > >------------ --------- --------- ------> > > > >> > > > >

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In my ten years i have never passed this along to anyone; roommates, family, or

lovers. Don't let this stop you from living your life. Don't let the stupid

bugs win. Outside should totally be fine. No one i ever lived with noticed

them accept for the occasional bite.

On Sat Jun 5th, 2010 10:04 PM EDT helpnynow@... wrote:

>I don't know you Tony, but I do know you're a rude and selfish person for

taking over my thread when I only had gotten 2 responses. That was incredibly

assholish.

>

>Now every time I come to check if I got any new responses all I find is long

conversations among the 'regulars' clique. I have less than a week to see my

brother and I don't know yet of another forum to discuss this, so this was just

fucked up rude garbage.

>

>But what goes around comes around and it did. Now the regulars took over so

both of us got ignored regardless of the title of the thread. The title means

nothing, this is why moderated groups are superior, then rude inconsiderate

people get banned for pulling this kind of bs.

>

>

>

>Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

>

> Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?

>

>

>Let me rephrase:) Had a few brew-skies and feeling irony.

>

>

>> > > > >

>> > > > >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family; partly

bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with the

depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For

depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I

could get some suggestions on the mite part.

>> > > > >

>> > > > >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're

taking a 16 hour road trip.

>> > > > >

>> > > > >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was wondering

if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family members.

>> > > > >

>> > > > >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and

want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even

though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get

anything (he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so

I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)

>> > > > >

>> > > > >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I know

at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has candidasis.

>> > > > >

>> > > > >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln

people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or

how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he

won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others,

so I know how contagious it is.

>> > > > >

>> > > > >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his

masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it

really worries me.

>> > > > >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only

person who could help me now.

>> > > > >

>> > > > >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't

get it and his apt won't get infested?

>> > > > >

>> > > > >Thanks in advace,

>> > > > >Jess

>> > > > >

>> > > > >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

>> > > > >

>> > > > >------------ --------- --------- ------

>> > > > >

>> > > > >

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Thanks for your experience, but we might not have the same bug? I saw at least 3 people get it from me, one of them a small baby, that's why I got so worried. Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®From: <danielwalker94949@...>Date: Sat, 5 Jun 2010 19:59:51 -0700 (PDT)<bird mites >Subject: Re: Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone? In my ten years i have never passed this along to anyone; roommates, family, or lovers. Don't let this stop you from living your life. Don't let the stupid bugs win. Outside should totally be fine. No one i ever lived with noticed them accept for the occasional bite.On Sat Jun 5th, 2010 10:04 PM EDT helpnynow@... wrote:>I don't know you Tony, but I do know you're a rude and selfish person for taking over my thread when I only had gotten 2 responses. That was incredibly assholish.>>Now every time I come to check if I got any new responses all I find is long conversations among the 'regulars' clique. I have less than a week to see my brother and I don't know yet of another forum to discuss this, so this was just fucked up rude garbage. >>But what goes around comes around and it did. Now the regulars took over so both of us got ignored regardless of the title of the thread. The title means nothing, this is why moderated groups are superior, then rude inconsiderate people get banned for pulling this kind of bs.>>>>Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®>> Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?>> >Let me rephrase:) Had a few brew-skies and feeling irony. >>>> > > > >>> > > > >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family; partly bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with the depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I could get some suggestions on the mite part.>> > > > >>> > > > >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're taking a 16 hour road trip. >> > > > >>> > > > >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was wondering if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family members.>> > > > >>> > > > >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get anything (he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)>> > > > >>> > > > >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I know at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has candidasis. >> > > > >>> > > > >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others, so I know how contagious it is. >> > > > >>> > > > >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it really worries me. >> > > > >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only person who could help me now.>> > > > >>> > > > >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't get it and his apt won't get infested?>> > > > >>> > > > >Thanks in advace,>> > > > >Jess>> > > > >>> > > > >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®>> > > > >>> > > > >------------ --------- --------- ------>> > > > >>> > > > >

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Are you sure them got it or did you just notice the symptoms on them? I used to

see this on so many people but they might have just been suffering from

something else. I lived in my friends room for about three months. The place

was covered with them. When my friend came back she got two bites after i left

but nothing ever developed further. She knew my description of them and was

really paranoid for a week. I even used to sleep in the same bed with someone

and i could totally feel them react when i got in. The other person never

noticed them.

On Sat Jun 5th, 2010 11:05 PM EDT helpnynow@... wrote:

>Thanks for your experience, but we might not have the same bug? I saw at least

3 people get it from me, one of them a small baby, that's why I got so worried.

>

>

>Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

>

> Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?

>>

>>

>>Let me rephrase:) Had a few brew-skies and feeling irony.

>>

>>

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family; partly

bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with the

depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For

depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I

could get some suggestions on the mite part.

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're

taking a 16 hour road trip.

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was wondering

if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family members.

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and

want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even

though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get

anything (he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so

I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I know

at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has candidasis.

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln

people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or

how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he

won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others,

so I know how contagious it is.

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his

masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it

really worries me.

>>> > > > >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only

person who could help me now.

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't

get it and his apt won't get infested?

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >Thanks in advace,

>>> > > > >Jess

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >------------ --------- --------- ------

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >

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I got internet on my phone. It was a lot cheaper. I just set it up so i get

stuff emailed to my .

On Sat Jun 5th, 2010 11:29 PM EDT tonysvenson wrote:

>Hi my favorite nurse!!!! Thanks for your advice. I told them I had bugs here

they still wanna come. nobody believes how horrible this is. They think I'm

making it all up. I'm going to let everyone knows how it goes if i still have

internet then.

>

>Tony

>

>

>> > >

>> > >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family; partly bc

I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with the

depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For

depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I

could get some suggestions on the mite part.

>> > >

>> > >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're taking a

16 hour road trip.

>> > >

>> > >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was wondering if

there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family members.

>> > >

>> > >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and want to

help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even though I

have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get anything

(he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so I wonder

how does he know his immune system is so strong..)

>> > >

>> > >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I know at

least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has candidasis.

>> > >

>> > >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln people

here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or how to

mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he won't

get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others, so I

know how contagious it is.

>> > >

>> > >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his masters on

a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it really worries

me.

>> > >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only

person who could help me now.

>> > >

>> > >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't get it

and his apt won't get infested?

>> > >

>> > >Thanks in advace,

>> > >Jess

>> > >

>> > >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

>> > >

>> > >------------------------------------

>> > >

>> > >

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I don't blame you for being worried..My boyfriend never got them from me...I saw alot of other people get the springtails in the disgusting infested hospital I worked in...When I get a haircut I worry about the beautician...but i don't know if i can live a life of complete isolation...In a way if you live the isolated life it's going to hurt You in terms of human being aren't meant to live totally isolated...Anyway for what it's worth there probably isn't a person here that hasn't gotten angry at this board...I have especially when my anxiety kicks my ars...or some creepy thing has just come out of me...This stuff can be scary..i have had suicidal thoughts.too...This disease is a bummer because it can make us feel powerless...sucks...I know You don't want to make anyone sick...I very

much protected my sister(She lives next door)....Now i think I have been somewhat too paranoid...it's also hard to deal with the guilt if someone does get infested...Hus,RoseFrom: <danielwalker94949@...>bird mites Sent: Sat, June 5, 2010 8:17:53 PMSubject: Re: Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?

Are you sure them got it or did you just notice the symptoms on them? I used to see this on so many people but they might have just been suffering from something else. I lived in my friends room for about three months. The place was covered with them. When my friend came back she got two bites after i left but nothing ever developed further. She knew my description of them and was really paranoid for a week. I even used to sleep in the same bed with someone and i could totally feel them react when i got in. The other person never noticed them.

On Sat Jun 5th, 2010 11:05 PM EDT helpnynow@... wrote:

>Thanks for your experience, but we might not have the same bug? I saw at least 3 people get it from me, one of them a small baby, that's why I got so worried.

>

>

>Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

>

> Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?

>>

>>

>>Let me rephrase:) Had a few brew-skies and feeling irony.

>>

>>

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family; partly bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with the depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I could get some suggestions on the mite part.

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're taking a 16 hour road trip.

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was wondering if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family members.

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get anything (he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I know at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has candidasis.

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others, so I know how contagious it is.

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it really worries me.

>>> > > > >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only person who could help me now.

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't get it and his apt won't get infested?

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >Thanks in advace,

>>> > > > >Jess

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >------------ --------- --------- ------

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >

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I saw the tiny holes that the mites make on my skin on the baby's face, and the home of the other person was completely infested with the small spider-like thing I first got, and the wood started getting those weird embedding-like holes that I got all over my floor. Besides, there were horrible, monster-like fibers everywhere (they only cleaned the house once a week) and the bathroom tiles had fungus gnats. Then there were also ants. Whereas the first times I was there, I didn't see a single insect. I told the dad about his kid having insects and how I had moved the bed and carpet away from the wall, and asked him if he (the son, 4-yr-old) was getting bitten. He said "he likes me to scratch his back at night but he liked it when his mom did that to." The mom had died over a year ago, so it's hard to tell. But I did find fibers everywhere in the kid's room, especially the bed, and even more and bigger horrible fibers in the dad's computer room.Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®From: <danielwalker94949@...>Date: Sat, 5 Jun 2010 20:17:53 -0700 (PDT)<bird mites >Subject: Re: Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone? Are you sure them got it or did you just notice the symptoms on them? I used to see this on so many people but they might have just been suffering from something else. I lived in my friends room for about three months. The place was covered with them. When my friend came back she got two bites after i left but nothing ever developed further. She knew my description of them and was really paranoid for a week. I even used to sleep in the same bed with someone and i could totally feel them react when i got in. The other person never noticed them.On Sat Jun 5th, 2010 11:05 PM EDT helpnynow@... wrote:>Thanks for your experience, but we might not have the same bug? I saw at least 3 people get it from me, one of them a small baby, that's why I got so worried.>> >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®>> Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?>>>> >>Let me rephrase:) Had a few brew-skies and feeling irony. >>>>>>> > > > >>>> > > > >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family; partly bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with the depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I could get some suggestions on the mite part.>>> > > > >>>> > > > >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're taking a 16 hour road trip. >>> > > > >>>> > > > >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was wondering if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family members.>>> > > > >>>> > > > >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get anything (he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)>>> > > > >>>> > > > >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I know at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has candidasis. >>> > > > >>>> > > > >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others, so I know how contagious it is. >>> > > > >>>> > > > >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it really worries me. >>> > > > >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only person who could help me now.>>> > > > >>>> > > > >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't get it and his apt won't get infested?>>> > > > >>>> > > > >Thanks in advace,>>> > > > >Jess>>> > > > >>>> > > > >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®>>> > > > >>>> > > > >------------ --------- --------- ------>>> > > > >>>> > > > >

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That's a scary story and a sad oneFrom: "helpnynow@..." <helpnynow@...>Bird Mites Newsgroup <bird mites >Sent: Sat, June 5, 2010 9:54:20 PMSubject: Re: Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?

I saw the tiny holes that the mites make on my skin on the baby's face, and the home of the other person was completely infested with the small spider-like thing I first got, and the wood started getting those weird embedding-like holes that I got all over my floor. Besides, there were horrible, monster-like fibers everywhere (they only cleaned the house once a week) and the bathroom tiles had fungus gnats. Then there were also ants. Whereas the first times I was there, I didn't see a single insect. I told the dad about his kid having insects and how I had moved the bed and carpet away from the wall, and asked him if he (the son, 4-yr-old) was getting bitten. He said "he likes me to scratch his back at night but he liked it when his mom did that to." The mom had died over a year ago, so it's hard to tell. But I did find fibers everywhere in the kid's room, especially the bed, and even more and bigger horrible fibers in the dad's

computer room.Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®From: <danielwalker94949>

Date: Sat, 5 Jun 2010 20:17:53 -0700 (PDT)<bird mites>Subject: Re: Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?

Are you sure them got it or did you just notice the symptoms on them? I used to see this on so many people but they might have just been suffering from something else. I lived in my friends room for about three months. The place was covered with them. When my friend came back she got two bites after i left but nothing ever developed further. She knew my description of them and was really paranoid for a week. I even used to sleep in the same bed with someone and i could totally feel them react when i got in. The other person never noticed them.

On Sat Jun 5th, 2010 11:05 PM EDT helpnynowgmail (DOT) com wrote:

>Thanks for your experience, but we might not have the same bug? I saw at least 3 people get it from me, one of them a small baby, that's why I got so worried.

>

>

>Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

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> Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?

>>

>>

>>Let me rephrase:) Had a few brew-skies and feeling irony.

>>

>>

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family; partly bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with the depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I could get some suggestions on the mite part.

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're taking a 16 hour road trip.

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was wondering if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family members.

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get anything (he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I know at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has candidasis.

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others, so I know how contagious it is.

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it really worries me.

>>> > > > >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only person who could help me now.

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't get it and his apt won't get infested?

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >Thanks in advace,

>>> > > > >Jess

>>> > > > >

>>> > > > >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

>>> > > > >

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Hi Tony

How are you , good to see you on here , threads are for answers , you never

know what you might learn from someones conversation .

Did you ever try the peroxide & borax & water on the burning sensations? , just

wondering , it stopped mine in 3 mins . Before I learned of this mix it tooks 4

days to stop it with sulfur creme 1 teasp & 8 tesp of hand creme & 1 tesp of oil

to get the sulfur* liquid like, before I shake up the whole mix in an opaque (

easier to measure in ) dishsoap bottle for 30 seconds.

* sublime sulfur by Humco from www.americarx.com $12.00

God bless you Tony ,

Bill

ps I posted this am to you , did you see it ? about 1 tbls borax & 1 gal of

water on a rag on the face for 30 mins , r times per day & evensleeping withthe

rag on , itis painless & works for sure for me , it takes weeks & weeks to end

it completely

pss helpny.. This might help you too

On Sun Jun 6th, 2010 1:01 AM EDT tonysvenson wrote:

>Hi helpnynow, this is Tony. Please don't worry about me I'm just a normal guy

who suffers from a terrible disease. If you met me you would know I'm not rude

and selfish. I didn't mean to take over your thread. I didn't even know it was

your thread or that I wasn't supposed to talk on this thread or even that

threads could be taken over. Anyway I am sorry I made you feel bad. Can you

forgive me for that and who knows, maybe we can be friends. I would really like

that.

>

>Tony

>

>

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family;

partly bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with

the depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For

depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I

could get some suggestions on the mite part.

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're

taking a 16 hour road trip.

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was

wondering if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family

members.

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and

want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even

though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get

anything (he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so

I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I

know at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has

candidasis.

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln

people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or

how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he

won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others,

so I know how contagious it is.

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his

masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it

really worries me.

>> > > > > >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only

person who could help me now.

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't

get it and his apt won't get infested?

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >Thanks in advace,

>> > > > > >Jess

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my

BlackBerry®

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >------------ --------- --------- ------

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >

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Hi Helpny

You better quit your arguing about 'your' thread , it a forum for everybody ,

Tony even had the same issue as you , Don't you ever call him selfish or rude ,

or anything else . He was just posting as we all do by replying to a post . I

know you are upset & suffering , but Tony is just posting to get help too , be

nice, there a many anwsers here .

Bill

On Sun Jun 6th, 2010 1:01 AM EDT tonysvenson wrote:

>Hi helpnynow, this is Tony. Please don't worry about me I'm just a normal guy

who suffers from a terrible disease. If you met me you would know I'm not rude

and selfish. I didn't mean to take over your thread. I didn't even know it was

your thread or that I wasn't supposed to talk on this thread or even that

threads could be taken over. Anyway I am sorry I made you feel bad. Can you

forgive me for that and who knows, maybe we can be friends. I would really like

that.

>

>Tony

>

>

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family;

partly bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with

the depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For

depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I

could get some suggestions on the mite part.

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're

taking a 16 hour road trip.

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was

wondering if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family

members.

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and

want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even

though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get

anything (he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so

I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I

know at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has

candidasis.

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln

people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or

how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he

won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others,

so I know how contagious it is.

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his

masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it

really worries me.

>> > > > > >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only

person who could help me now.

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't

get it and his apt won't get infested?

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >Thanks in advace,

>> > > > > >Jess

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my

BlackBerry®

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >------------ --------- --------- ------

>> > > > > >

>> > > > > >

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I usually got the burning sensation after i ate a lot of sugar. Maybe cutting

down on that would help too.

On Sun Jun 6th, 2010 3:44 AM EDT Doe wrote:

>Hi Helpny

>

> You better quit your arguing about 'your' thread , it a forum for everybody ,

Tony even had the same issue as you , Don't you ever call him selfish or rude ,

or anything else . He was just posting as we all do by replying to a post . I

know you are upset & suffering , but Tony is just posting to get help too , be

nice, there a many anwsers here .

>

>Bill

>

>On Sun Jun 6th, 2010 1:01 AM EDT tonysvenson wrote:

>

>>Hi helpnynow, this is Tony. Please don't worry about me I'm just a normal guy

who suffers from a terrible disease. If you met me you would know I'm not rude

and selfish. I didn't mean to take over your thread. I didn't even know it was

your thread or that I wasn't supposed to talk on this thread or even that

threads could be taken over. Anyway I am sorry I made you feel bad. Can you

forgive me for that and who knows, maybe we can be friends. I would really like

that.

>>

>>Tony

>>

>>

>>> > > > > >

>>> > > > > >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family;

partly bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with

the depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For

depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I

could get some suggestions on the mite part.

>>> > > > > >

>>> > > > > >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're

taking a 16 hour road trip.

>>> > > > > >

>>> > > > > >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was

wondering if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family

members.

>>> > > > > >

>>> > > > > >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and

want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even

though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get

anything (he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so

I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)

>>> > > > > >

>>> > > > > >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I

know at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has

candidasis.

>>> > > > > >

>>> > > > > >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln

people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or

how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he

won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others,

so I know how contagious it is.

>>> > > > > >

>>> > > > > >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his

masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it

really worries me.

>>> > > > > >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the

only person who could help me now.

>>> > > > > >

>>> > > > > >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't

get it and his apt won't get infested?

>>> > > > > >

>>> > > > > >Thanks in advace,

>>> > > > > >Jess

>>> > > > > >

>>> > > > > >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my

BlackBerry®

>>> > > > > >

>>> > > > > >------------ --------- --------- ------

>>> > > > > >

>>> > > > > >

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Lynn. I just love your light hearted approach sometimes! I tend to over think and obsess. But you put it in perspective "just shower after you leave" and thats probably all they need to do!Sent from my iPhoneOn Jun 5, 2010, at 11:11 PM, "Lynn" <torpedolynn@...> wrote:

Hang in there and try your best to enjoy your company. If they start complaining of getting bit you might suggest they shower after they leave with some sulfar soap.

In Light Lynn

p.s. Just guessing of course.

> > > > >

> > > > >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family; partly bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with the depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I could get some suggestions on the mite part.

> > > > >

> > > > >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're taking a 16 hour road trip.

> > > > >

> > > > >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was wondering if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family members.

> > > > >

> > > > >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get anything (he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)

> > > > >

> > > > >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I know at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has candidasis.

> > > > >

> > > > >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others, so I know how contagious it is.

> > > > >

> > > > >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it really worries me.

> > > > >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only person who could help me now.

> > > > >

> > > > >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't get it and his apt won't get infested?

> > > > >

> > > > >Thanks in advace,

> > > > >Jess

> > > > >

> > > > >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®

> > > > >

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> > > > >

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I'm not sure Rose - I'm a guy. When I got this disease 3 years ago, I was 31, an endurance runner/biker (used to race), had a v-shaped muscular body (and still do to some degree), and had a healthy diet.

J

From: rose <auberginedream777@...>bird mites Sent: Sat, June 5, 2010 1:38:41 PMSubject: Re: Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?

Yes,it is strange..I have noticed springtails were not as interested in men...but I believe Trish also says there is a preference for the ladies...also it seems alot of us gals are peri or post meopausal(testoster one decrease?).. .then yes the darn fungus...and there is low adrenal function.... My daughter unfortunately is a type A(overtaxing her adrenals?).. .also She has a high sugar diet..(apologies to the gentlemen that do have this beast..it just seems there are more ladies with this ??)

From: healinghope <mfrreman (DOT) com>bird mitesSent: Sat, June 5, 2010 10:18:40 AMSubject: Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?

Rose I find it so peculiar that some get this infection infestation and others do not, there has to be a correlation. > > >> > >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family; partly bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with the depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For depression I'm already getting

treatment, so I just would like to know if I could get some suggestions on the mite part.> > >> > >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're taking a 16 hour road trip. > > >> > >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was wondering if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family members.> > >> > >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get anything (he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)> > >> > >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I know at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks

he has candidasis. > > >> > >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others, so I know how contagious it is. > > >> > >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it really worries me. > > >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only person who could help me now.> > >> > >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't get it and his apt won't get infested?> > >> > >Thanks in advace,> > >Jess> > >> > >Sent on the

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Sorry to hear this Tony :( It can destroy your family/social life, but you will get better by implementing people's suggestions. I am better, but not 100%.

J

From: tonysvenson <no_reply >bird mites Sent: Sat, June 5, 2010 4:37:39 AMSubject: Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?

Hey Peeps how are you? I'm totally messed up. This is getting worse on my face. They are constantly crawling all over my face and biting around my eyes. Also, I have the burn sensation on my eye lids. NOTHING works. I'm not kidding, I tried it all except hardcore drugs. I am waiting for winter already because spring makes this worse. I am pulling out my eyelashes because they are in there too inside the folicles and also in my throat. I'm worried about spreading this shit. All I have to do is breathe and they are coming out my nose. I have a sister, brother and his wife visiting from the coast they are planning on visiting here over the 4th of July. What do I do? I want to see them but I don't want to seem like I'm being a rude jerk. They said they want to stay at a hotel but they want to come here for barbecue crap, you know just hang on the back porch and yard. Is that safe? What do I do? Does anyone know if this is easily spread to family members?

Is it ok if they just hang out on the back porch? What if they want to go inside? My sister said she wants to go in and look at old photos of our Mom and stuff. They will probably want to come in and use the bathroom too. Oh man what to do? Also I'm embarrased that they see me with my eyes all swollen and bloodshot looking, it looks like the x beat me up or something. Anyway thanks for listening to me. I hope you guys are having better luck than me. Thanks,Tony> >> >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family; partly bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with the depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For depression I'm already getting treatment, so I just would like to know if I could get some suggestions on the mite part.> >> >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're taking a 16 hour road trip. > >> >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was wondering if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family members.> >> >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get anything (he thinks only people with

compromised immune systems would get it, so I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)> >> >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I know at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks he has candidasis. > >> >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others, so I know how contagious it is. > >> >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it really worries me. > >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only person who could help me now.> >> >Does

anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't get it and his apt won't get infested?> >> >Thanks in advace,> >Jess> >> >Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®> >> >------------------------------------> >> >

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I know You are a man JS..and it sounds like you are still in good shape...not meaning to offend You or the other fellows..It just seems there are quite a few women with this...who knows...There is still so much undiscovered about this messFrom: J S <requireshelp@...>bird mites Sent: Sun, June 6, 2010 8:44:15 AMSubject: Re: Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?

I'm not sure Rose - I'm a guy. When I got this disease 3 years ago, I was 31, an endurance runner/biker (used to race), had a v-shaped muscular body (and still do to some degree), and had a healthy diet.

J

From: rose <auberginedream777>bird mitesSent: Sat, June 5, 2010 1:38:41 PMSubject: Re: Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?

Yes,it is strange..I have noticed springtails were not as interested in men...but I believe Trish also says there is a preference for the ladies...also it seems alot of us gals are peri or post meopausal(testoster one decrease?).. .then yes the darn fungus...and there is low adrenal function.... My daughter unfortunately is a type A(overtaxing her adrenals?).. .also She has a high sugar diet..(apologies to the gentlemen that do have this beast..it just seems there are more ladies with this ??)

From: healinghope <mfrreman (DOT) com>bird mitesSent: Sat, June 5, 2010 10:18:40 AMSubject: Re: How can I avoid passing this on to someone?

Rose I find it so peculiar that some get this infection infestation and others do not, there has to be a correlation. > > >> > >I'm going to be going to my home country and seeing my family; partly bc I've been away for too long and partly because the mites along with the depression are making me feel almost disabled, so I am taking a break. For depression I'm already getting

treatment, so I just would like to know if I could get some suggestions on the mite part.> > >> > >I'm staying at my brother's apartment for 2 nights and then we're taking a 16 hour road trip. > > >> > >Of course, I fear that I will pass this on to him and I was wondering if there's any way to avoid this. Same thing for my other family members.> > >> > >This is a pretty messed up situation because they're concerned and want to help me, but at the same time they don't know the risk they run. Even though I have already warned them, my brother sounds convinced that he won't get anything (he thinks only people with compromised immune systems would get it, so I wonder how does he know his immune system is so strong..)> > >> > >Anyway, I don't know who is likely to get it and who isn't but I know at least my father is very likely to get it since he thinks

he has candidasis. > > >> > >Anyway, it occured to me to ask my brother to wear that sulfur soln people here wear. I've never tried it myself and don't know the % of sulfur or how to mix it or even if it would work, but I don't know what else to do so he won't get it. I've spent less time in other homes and passed this on to others, so I know how contagious it is. > > >> > >My brother will be going abroad within a few weeks to start his masters on a scholarship, and this could potentially ruin his plans, so it really worries me. > > >But he insists that he has to help me and truthfully, he is the only person who could help me now.> > >> > >Does anyone have any ideas, suggestions? Any way to ensure he won't get it and his apt won't get infested?> > >> > >Thanks in advace,> > >Jess> > >> > >Sent on the

Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®> > >> > >------------ --------- --------- ------> > >> > >

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