Re: Re: Name calling is counter-productive andhurtful.

June 6, 2010

If you were in a support group in the real world (as opposed to online) and someone brought up a concern for the group to offer advice (that's what support groups are for, as far as I know), and 2 minutes into the talk some guy jumped in to talk about his problems, I'm sure real life people would think how rude and inconsiderate. I've been to many groups before, like Alanon, and depression support, and civilized people actually respect it when a person brings up a concern and time is allowed to comment on each member's concern. It shouldn't be any different if its the Internet. Especially that there's no time restraint, or space, the thread can last forever and there's so much room for each person to start 100 threads a day, so bringing up your problem into an already started thread is completely unnecesary.And with regards to name-calling, rude or selfish are not insults, but rather adjectives describing someone's behavior. Or how else should one word it?Sent on the SprintÂ® Now Network from my BlackBerryÂ®From: Goldstein@...Date: Sun, 6 Jun 2010 17:27:18 +0000 (UTC)<bird mites >Subject: Re: Re: Name calling is counter-productive andhurtful. Whoops, I mean Hope. I'm not doing too well today. Really not feeling good... but will hang in there. Re: Name calling is counter-productive and hurtful. Agree 100%!!!> >> > 'Don't you ever call him selfish or rude , or anything else.' > > > > And who are you to tell me what to do or how to behave? Don't you ever order me how to behave or not, as its none of your business (imitating your approach, by the way.)> > > > So anyone can post about anything anywhere? What a nice mess you're proposing. > > > > Geez, and just to think I have a draft with some stuff I had written to you. I guess that's what the delete button is for. > > > >>

June 6, 2010

'limit their responses to only your specific circumstance as this is an Emergency Situation for you'.I thought it was obvious this was a big concern for me, as I posted that my brother was going away to his masters on a scholarship and I could potentially ruin it for him. And while the other guy's situation is similar, it's not the same thing, as I'm going on a 16hr road trip, he won't be that close to any family member for so long. Ever since he posted, my situation ceased to exist. If people at least had posted to both of us, it wouldn't have been a problem. But its like, the moment he jumped in, I got kicked out. This is so obvious but then again, this is how the forum works, right? So shove it.I wouldn't be so pissed if I was just asking about vitamins or protocolos, but this is the life of someone risking it all to help me.Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®From: "Zoe" <zoe_z3@...>Date: Sun, 06 Jun 2010 19:12:47 -0000<bird mites >Subject: Re: Name calling is counter-productive andhurtful. Another way to word your 'complaint' is to describe the specific behaviors you find to have negative consequences for you without attaching a negative label to any one person who posts on this site. Then you state alternative behaviors for the future that would be more helpful for you.For example, you could state that you 'prefer others not post about their own specific (related or non-related) problems when you begin a post about your specific problem' or you could suggest everyone 'limit their responses to only your specific circumstance as this is an Emergency Situation for you'.However, when you ask for others on this site to accommodate your requests for specific changes in behavior, you must be willing to accept that some folks will and some folks won't follow your suggested behaviors.This is not Alanon and not a formal support group. The website group has its own pre-existing set of priorities and culture. Generally, the folks on this site tend to prioritize positive support and constructive criticism far far far far above staying 'on-topic'. It is a loosely knit community-oriented group and most folks set the highest priority on being KIND to each other in terms of the comments posted.Interrupting posts with other related or not related topics may be considered rude in most group discussions you are part of and it may always be very annoying for you when it happens on this site, but it has the norm on this site for a long time. So, while you may suggest changes, it needs to be done in a positive and non-demanding way. You may in fact improve the quality of this website group tremendously if you can find a positive way to bring about change in enough of us slowly over time... Cultures do progress.You know what they say about 'When in Rome...' You are welcome and wanted here at his site... but the culture here demands a positive attitude in communication regardless of interruptions of posts and it prioritizes helping EVERYONE who is suffering from possible bird-mites and/or Morgellons... not just any one individual.z3> > > > >> > > > > 'Don't you ever call him selfish or rude , or anything else.' > > > > > > > > > > And who are you to tell me what to do or how to behave? Don't you ever order me how to behave or not, as its none of your business (imitating your approach, by the way.)> > > > > > > > > > So anyone can post about anything anywhere? What a nice mess you're proposing. > > > > > > > > > > Geez, and just to think I have a draft with some stuff I had written to you. I guess that's what the delete button is for. > > > > > > > > > >> > > >>

June 6, 2010

JessI responded to your post and said there Is no way that you can insure that youdont give this to your family. And that is the truth! NO WAY POSSIBLE. I think you know that as does everyone else. You are taking a huge risk. I don't think your not getting anymore response was because no one could tell you anything otherwise. I had nothing to do with taking over. When you ask how can I insure I can stay with , take a 16 hour road trip with...and not give this to my family. The only way that you can be certain not to give this to them is to stay home. I read where a guy gave this to his mom through the mail. I think you are looking for some majical answerthat you can go see your family and there will be no danger of them getting this but there is not one. Sent from my iPhoneOn Jun 6, 2010, at 2:31 PM, helpnynow@... wrote:

'limit their responses to only your specific circumstance as this is an Emergency Situation for you'.I thought it was obvious this was a big concern for me, as I posted that my brother was going away to his masters on a scholarship and I could potentially ruin it for him. And while the other guy's situation is similar, it's not the same thing, as I'm going on a 16hr road trip, he won't be that close to any family member for so long. Ever since he posted, my situation ceased to exist. If people at least had posted to both of us, it wouldn't have been a problem. But its like, the moment he jumped in, I got kicked out. This is so obvious but then again, this is how the forum works, right? So shove it.I wouldn't be so pissed if I was just asking about vitamins or protocolos, but this is the life of someone risking it all to help me.Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®From:

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Date: Sun, 06 Jun 2010 19:12:47 -0000<bird mites >Subject: Re: Name calling is counter-productive andhurtful.

Another way to word your 'complaint' is to describe the specific behaviors you find to have negative consequences for you without attaching a negative label to any one person who posts on this site. Then you state alternative behaviors for the future that would be more helpful for you.

For example, you could state that you 'prefer others not post about their own specific (related or non-related) problems when you begin a post about your specific problem' or you could suggest everyone 'limit their responses to only your specific circumstance as this is an Emergency Situation for you'.

However, when you ask for others on this site to accommodate your requests for specific changes in behavior, you must be willing to accept that some folks will and some folks won't follow your suggested behaviors.

This is not Alanon and not a formal support group. The website group has its own pre-existing set of priorities and culture. Generally, the folks on this site tend to prioritize positive support and constructive criticism far far far far above staying 'on-topic'. It is a loosely knit community-oriented group and most folks set the highest priority on being KIND to each other in terms of the comments posted.

Interrupting posts with other related or not related topics may be considered rude in most group discussions you are part of and it may always be very annoying for you when it happens on this site, but it has the norm on this site for a long time. So, while you may suggest changes, it needs to be done in a positive and non-demanding way. You may in fact improve the quality of this website group tremendously if you can find a positive way to bring about change in enough of us slowly over time... Cultures do progress.

You know what they say about 'When in Rome...' You are welcome and wanted here at his site... but the culture here demands a positive attitude in communication regardless of interruptions of posts and it prioritizes helping EVERYONE who is suffering from possible bird-mites and/or Morgellons... not just any one individual.

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So there's no precautions, nothing they can eat or wear to lessen the chances.. I had thought about asking them to wear some sulfur or eat some garlic, but I guess that wouldn't do nothing either? Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®From: Rush <rushtessman@...>Date: Sun, 6 Jun 2010 12:47:48 -0700 (PDT)bird mites <bird mites >Subject: Re: Re: Name calling is counter-productive andhurtful. JessI responded to your post and said there Is no way that you can insure that youdont give this to your family. And that is the truth! NO WAY POSSIBLE. I think you know that as does everyone else. You are taking a huge risk. I don't think your not getting anymore response was because no one could tell you anything otherwise. I had nothing to do with taking over. When you ask how can I insure I can stay with , take a 16 hour road trip with...and not give this to my family. The only way that you can be certain not to give this to them is to stay home. I read where a guy gave this to his mom through the mail. I think you are looking for some majical answerthat you can go see your family and there will be no danger of them getting this but there is not one. Sent from my iPhoneOn Jun 6, 2010, at 2:31 PM, helpnynowgmail wrote: 'limit their responses to only your specific circumstance as this is an Emergency Situation for you'.I thought it was obvious this was a big concern for me, as I posted that my brother was going away to his masters on a scholarship and I could potentially ruin it for him. And while the other guy's situation is similar, it's not the same thing, as I'm going on a 16hr road trip, he won't be that close to any family member for so long. Ever since he posted, my situation ceased to exist. If people at least had posted to both of us, it wouldn't have been a problem. But its like, the moment he jumped in, I got kicked out. This is so obvious but then again, this is how the forum works, right? So shove it.I wouldn't be so pissed if I was just asking about vitamins or protocolos, but this is the life of someone risking it all to help me.Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®From: "Zoe" <zoe_z3 >Date: Sun, 06 Jun 2010 19:12:47 -0000<bird mites >Subject: Re: Name calling is counter-productive andhurtful. Another way to word your 'complaint' is to describe the specific behaviors you find to have negative consequences for you without attaching a negative label to any one person who posts on this site. Then you state alternative behaviors for the future that would be more helpful for you.For example, you could state that you 'prefer others not post about their own specific (related or non-related) problems when you begin a post about your specific problem' or you could suggest everyone 'limit their responses to only your specific circumstance as this is an Emergency Situation for you'.However, when you ask for others on this site to accommodate your requests for specific changes in behavior, you must be willing to accept that some folks will and some folks won't follow your suggested behaviors.This is not Alanon and not a formal support group. The website group has its own pre-existing set of priorities and culture. Generally, the folks on this site tend to prioritize positive support and constructive criticism far far far far above staying 'on-topic'. It is a loosely knit community-oriented group and most folks set the highest priority on being KIND to each other in terms of the comments posted.Interrupting posts with other related or not related topics may be considered rude in most group discussions you are part of and it may always be very annoying for you when it happens on this site, but it has the norm on this site for a long time. So, while you may suggest changes, it needs to be done in a positive and non-demanding way. You may in fact improve the quality of this website group tremendously if you can find a positive way to bring about change in enough of us slowly over time... Cultures do progress.You know what they say about 'When in Rome...' You are welcome and wanted here at his site... but the culture here demands a positive attitude in communication regardless of interruptions of posts and it prioritizes helping EVERYONE who is suffering from possible bird-mites and/or Morgellons... not just any one individual.z3> > > > >> > > > > 'Don't you ever call him selfish or rude , or anything else.' > > > > > > > > > > And who are you to tell me what to do or how to behave? Don't you ever order me how to behave or not, as its none of your business (imitating your approach, by the way.)> > > > > > > > > > So anyone can post about anything anywhere? What a nice mess you're proposing. > > > > > > > > > > Geez, and just to think I have a draft with some stuff I had written to you. I guess that's what the delete button is for. > > > > > > > > > >> > > >>Reply to sender |Reply to group |Reply via web post |Start a New TopicMessages in this topic(8)

June 6, 2010

Also, would the mites infest his home if it smelled like naphtaline? Or something like that? Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®From: helpnynow@...Date: Sun, 6 Jun 2010 20:02:15 +0000Bird Mites Newsgroup<bird mites >Subject: Re: Re: Name calling is counter-productive andhurtful.So there's no precautions, nothing they can eat or wear to lessen the chances.. I had thought about asking them to wear some sulfur or eat some garlic, but I guess that wouldn't do nothing either? Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®From: Rush <rushtessman@...>Date: Sun, 6 Jun 2010 12:47:48 -0700 (PDT)bird mites <bird mites >Subject: Re: Re: Name calling is counter-productive andhurtful. JessI responded to your post and said there Is no way that you can insure that youdont give this to your family. And that is the truth! NO WAY POSSIBLE. I think you know that as does everyone else. You are taking a huge risk. I don't think your not getting anymore response was because no one could tell you anything otherwise. I had nothing to do with taking over. When you ask how can I insure I can stay with , take a 16 hour road trip with...and not give this to my family. The only way that you can be certain not to give this to them is to stay home. I read where a guy gave this to his mom through the mail. I think you are looking for some majical answerthat you can go see your family and there will be no danger of them getting this but there is not one. Sent from my iPhoneOn Jun 6, 2010, at 2:31 PM, helpnynowgmail wrote: 'limit their responses to only your specific circumstance as this is an Emergency Situation for you'.I thought it was obvious this was a big concern for me, as I posted that my brother was going away to his masters on a scholarship and I could potentially ruin it for him. And while the other guy's situation is similar, it's not the same thing, as I'm going on a 16hr road trip, he won't be that close to any family member for so long. Ever since he posted, my situation ceased to exist. If people at least had posted to both of us, it wouldn't have been a problem. But its like, the moment he jumped in, I got kicked out. This is so obvious but then again, this is how the forum works, right? So shove it.I wouldn't be so pissed if I was just asking about vitamins or protocolos, but this is the life of someone risking it all to help me.Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry®From: "Zoe" <zoe_z3 >Date: Sun, 06 Jun 2010 19:12:47 -0000<bird mites >Subject: Re: Name calling is counter-productive andhurtful. Another way to word your 'complaint' is to describe the specific behaviors you find to have negative consequences for you without attaching a negative label to any one person who posts on this site. Then you state alternative behaviors for the future that would be more helpful for you.For example, you could state that you 'prefer others not post about their own specific (related or non-related) problems when you begin a post about your specific problem' or you could suggest everyone 'limit their responses to only your specific circumstance as this is an Emergency Situation for you'.However, when you ask for others on this site to accommodate your requests for specific changes in behavior, you must be willing to accept that some folks will and some folks won't follow your suggested behaviors.This is not Alanon and not a formal support group. The website group has its own pre-existing set of priorities and culture. Generally, the folks on this site tend to prioritize positive support and constructive criticism far far far far above staying 'on-topic'. It is a loosely knit community-oriented group and most folks set the highest priority on being KIND to each other in terms of the comments posted.Interrupting posts with other related or not related topics may be considered rude in most group discussions you are part of and it may always be very annoying for you when it happens on this site, but it has the norm on this site for a long time. So, while you may suggest changes, it needs to be done in a positive and non-demanding way. You may in fact improve the quality of this website group tremendously if you can find a positive way to bring about change in enough of us slowly over time... Cultures do progress.You know what they say about 'When in Rome...' You are welcome and wanted here at his site... but the culture here demands a positive attitude in communication regardless of interruptions of posts and it prioritizes helping EVERYONE who is suffering from possible bird-mites and/or Morgellons... not just any one individual.z3> > > > >> > > > > 'Don't you ever call him selfish or rude , or anything else.' > > > > > > > > > > And who are you to tell me what to do or how to behave? Don't you ever order me how to behave or not, as its none of your business (imitating your approach, by the way.)> > > > > > > > > > So anyone can post about anything anywhere? What a nice mess you're proposing. > > > > > > > > > > Geez, and just to think I have a draft with some stuff I had written to you. I guess that's what the delete button is for. > > > > > > > > > >> > > >>Reply to sender |Reply to group |Reply via web post |Start a New TopicMessages in this topic(8)

June 6, 2010

Dr s told me you cannot give this from person to person.

On Sun Jun 6th, 2010 5:54 PM EDT Lynn wrote:

>Jess

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>The best person whom might be able to answer that is someone like Staniger,

Trisha, or some other Dr. whom researches and or helps people with this

maddening dease or infestation. For example. It really flip flops and confuses

us all. A homeless guy in AZ gave it to 3 eldery men he hung out with in AZ when

he first came down with this. Than he moved and went to a bigger church and no

one got it. Even those whom constantly helped him move from motel to motel

handling his belongs. Driving him around for groucerys and Dr. appointments.

Trisha whom is a nurse. Touches people with Morgellons all the time. She has

never had this. Staniger, must have contact with all elements of the dease and

has never gotten this and has probably been in the same room with those

infested. I do not know if they will help you correctly, but I think your

chances of getting the right answer would be way way better. Do you want me to

find the contact info for them??

>

>In Light Lynn

>

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>> So there's no precautions, nothing they can eat or wear to lessen the

chances.. I had thought about asking them to wear some sulfur or eat some

garlic, but I guess that wouldn't do nothing either?

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

>

June 6, 2010

are you talking about mites?? Or morgellans??Sent from my iPhoneOn Jun 6, 2010, at 5:21 PM, <danielwalker94949@...> wrote:

Dr s told me you cannot give this from person to person.

On Sun Jun 6th, 2010 5:54 PM EDT Lynn wrote:

>Jess

>

>The best person whom might be able to answer that is someone like Staniger, Trisha, or some other Dr. whom researches and or helps people with this maddening dease or infestation. For example. It really flip flops and confuses us all. A homeless guy in AZ gave it to 3 eldery men he hung out with in AZ when he first came down with this. Than he moved and went to a bigger church and no one got it. Even those whom constantly helped him move from motel to motel handling his belongs. Driving him around for groucerys and Dr. appointments. Trisha whom is a nurse. Touches people with Morgellons all the time. She has never had this. Staniger, must have contact with all elements of the dease and has never gotten this and has probably been in the same room with those infested. I do not know if they will help you correctly, but I think your chances of getting the right answer would be way way better. Do you want me to find the contact info for them??

>

>In Light Lynn

>

>>

>> So there's no precautions, nothing they can eat or wear to lessen the chances.. I had thought about asking them to wear some sulfur or eat some garlic, but I guess that wouldn't do nothing either?

>> Sent on the SprintÂ® Now Network from my BlackBerryÂ®

>

June 6, 2010

I think actually Trisha got this finally...She was posting for awhile about giving up Her possessions and Her hair bothering Her...She was actually asking us for advice as to furnishings,cleaning(different things)...I think there is definitely a contagious factor to the mites....not sure either how much has to do with immune...might be more about repeated exposure to the mites...and prob.some people won't get it as a result of genetic factors like Frito explained...From: Rush <rushtessman@...>"bird mites " <bird mites >Sent: Sun, June 6, 2010 3:41:37 PMSubject: Re: Re: Name calling is counter-productive andhurtful.

are you talking about mites?? Or morgellans??Sent from my iPhoneOn Jun 6, 2010, at 5:21 PM, <danielwalker94949> wrote:

Dr s told me you cannot give this from person to person.

On Sun Jun 6th, 2010 5:54 PM EDT Lynn wrote:

>Jess

>

>The best person whom might be able to answer that is someone like Staniger, Trisha, or some other Dr. whom researches and or helps people with this maddening dease or infestation. For example. It really flip flops and confuses us all. A homeless guy in AZ gave it to 3 eldery men he hung out with in AZ when he first came down with this. Than he moved and went to a bigger church and no one got it. Even those whom constantly helped him move from motel to motel handling his belongs. Driving him around for groucerys and Dr. appointments. Trisha whom is a nurse. Touches people with Morgellons all the time. She has never had this. Staniger, must have contact with all elements of the dease and has never gotten this and has probably been in the same room with those infested. I do not know if they will help you correctly, but I think your chances of getting the right answer would be way way better. Do you want me to find the contact info for them??

>

>In Light Lynn

>

>>

>> So there's no precautions, nothing they can eat or wear to lessen the chances.. I had thought about asking them to wear some sulfur or eat some garlic, but I guess that wouldn't do nothing either?

>> Sent on the SprintÂ® Now Network from my BlackBerryÂ®

>

June 6, 2010

Rose where were you seeing these postings from Trisha? Doesn't sound like her and I really don't believe she has thisSent from my iPhoneOn Jun 6, 2010, at 6:16 PM, rose <auberginedream777@...> wrote:

I think actually Trisha got this finally...She was posting for awhile about giving up Her possessions and Her hair bothering Her...She was actually asking us for advice as to furnishings,cleaning(different things)...I think there is definitely a contagious factor to the mites....not sure either how much has to do with immune...might be more about repeated exposure to the mites...and prob.some people won't get it as a result of genetic factors like Frito explained...From: Rush <rushtessman >"bird mites " <bird mites >Sent: Sun, June 6, 2010 3:41:37 PMSubject: Re: Re: Name calling is counter-productive andhurtful.

are you talking about mites?? Or morgellans??Sent from my iPhoneOn Jun 6, 2010, at 5:21 PM, <danielwalker94949> wrote:

Dr s told me you cannot give this from person to person.

On Sun Jun 6th, 2010 5:54 PM EDT Lynn wrote:

>Jess

>

>The best person whom might be able to answer that is someone like Staniger, Trisha, or some other Dr. whom researches and or helps people with this maddening dease or infestation. For example. It really flip flops and confuses us all. A homeless guy in AZ gave it to 3 eldery men he hung out with in AZ when he first came down with this. Than he moved and went to a bigger church and no one got it. Even those whom constantly helped him move from motel to motel handling his belongs. Driving him around for groucerys and Dr. appointments. Trisha whom is a nurse. Touches people with Morgellons all the time. She has never had this. Staniger, must have contact with all elements of the dease and has never gotten this and has probably been in the same room with those infested. I do not know if they will help you correctly, but I think your chances of getting the right answer would be way way better. Do you want me to find the contact info for them??

>

>In Light Lynn

>

>>

>> So there's no precautions, nothing they can eat or wear to lessen the chances.. I had thought about asking them to wear some sulfur or eat some garlic, but I guess that wouldn't do nothing either?

>> Sent on the SprintÂ® Now Network from my BlackBerryÂ®

>

June 6, 2010

Trish knows more about this than anyone. She would not be out there asking for what to do. Must be someone else. NO WAY that is trisha. Almost funnySent from my iPhoneOn Jun 6, 2010, at 6:16 PM, rose <auberginedream777@...> wrote:

I think actually Trisha got this finally...She was posting for awhile about giving up Her possessions and Her hair bothering Her...She was actually asking us for advice as to furnishings,cleaning(different things)...I think there is definitely a contagious factor to the mites....not sure either how much has to do with immune...might be more about repeated exposure to the mites...and prob.some people won't get it as a result of genetic factors like Frito explained...From: Rush <rushtessman >"bird mites " <bird mites >Sent: Sun, June 6, 2010 3:41:37 PMSubject: Re: Re: Name calling is counter-productive andhurtful.

are you talking about mites?? Or morgellans??Sent from my iPhoneOn Jun 6, 2010, at 5:21 PM, <danielwalker94949> wrote:

Dr s told me you cannot give this from person to person.

On Sun Jun 6th, 2010 5:54 PM EDT Lynn wrote:

>Jess

>

>The best person whom might be able to answer that is someone like Staniger, Trisha, or some other Dr. whom researches and or helps people with this maddening dease or infestation. For example. It really flip flops and confuses us all. A homeless guy in AZ gave it to 3 eldery men he hung out with in AZ when he first came down with this. Than he moved and went to a bigger church and no one got it. Even those whom constantly helped him move from motel to motel handling his belongs. Driving him around for groucerys and Dr. appointments. Trisha whom is a nurse. Touches people with Morgellons all the time. She has never had this. Staniger, must have contact with all elements of the dease and has never gotten this and has probably been in the same room with those infested. I do not know if they will help you correctly, but I think your chances of getting the right answer would be way way better. Do you want me to find the contact info for them??

>

>In Light Lynn

>

>>

>> So there's no precautions, nothing they can eat or wear to lessen the chances.. I had thought about asking them to wear some sulfur or eat some garlic, but I guess that wouldn't do nothing either?

>> Sent on the SprintÂ® Now Network from my BlackBerryÂ®

>

June 6, 2010

That is just a rumor. She doesn't have it. I asked her.

On Sun Jun 6th, 2010 7:46 PM EDT Rush wrote:

>Rose where were you seeing these postings from Trisha? Doesn't sound like her

and I really don't believe she has this

>

>Sent from my iPhone

>

>On Jun 6, 2010, at 6:16 PM, rose <auberginedream777@...> wrote:

>

>I think actually Trisha got this finally...She was posting for awhile about

giving up Her possessions and Her hair bothering Her...She was actually asking

us for advice as to furnishings,cleaning(different things)...I think there is

definitely a contagious factor to the mites....not sure either how much has to

do with immune...might be more about repeated exposure to the mites...and

prob.some people won't get it as a result of genetic factors like Frito

explained...

>

>From: Rush <rushtessman@...>

> " bird mites " <bird mites >

>Sent: Sun, June 6, 2010 3:41:37 PM

>Subject: Re: Re: Name calling is counter-productive andhurtful.

>

> are you talking about mites?? Or morgellans??

>

>Sent from my iPhone

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>On Jun 6, 2010, at 5:21 PM, <danielwalker94949> wrote:

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>Dr s told me you cannot give this from person to person.

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>On Sun Jun 6th, 2010 5:54 PM EDT Lynn wrote:

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>>Jess

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>>The best person whom might be able to answer that is someone like Staniger,