Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

November 19, 2011

I did not get rid of my truck. I emptied it and let it sit for the winter. I haven't had any issues since. Again, it will take treating for internal chronic infections for the bugs to leave you. They are attracted to fungal/bacterial infections in the skin and body. I had a severe case, I put my things in storage, treated with antibiotics and ALL symptoms gradually decreased until I had zero bugs on me or in my environment. It has been one year that they are gone. I had collembola and other unknown mites or bugs(couldn't see them).AandrayaOn Nov 19, 2011, at 2:38 PM, cyncity <cyncity718@...> wrote:

Hi Cat-

You and I are in the same stage of preparing for transition, and the same state of disgust, and I'm using some of the same strategies. Yes, I too have a lot of small red dots after my epsom/dawn/tea tree bath, and it's scary to see the extent of the skin infestation. Sometimes I dip a Q-tip in peroxide and roll it over a fresh post-bath bite mark, and the bump just seems to implode and die out. Try a cup of borax in the bath, and definitely add borax to your laundry protocol.

If I were you, I would ditch the car mama. Because this was your home on wheels, it has to be done, and I think it would bring you some peace of mind. Instead of pushing it off a cliff, why not torch it in the desert and throw a bonfire party. You can call it Burning Bug-Buggy.

Here's to a fresh start for both of us.

Cyn

November 19, 2011

I kept all my belongings and am now living absolutely fine in them again. As most of you guys here, I have focussed way to long on treating my environment only since I could not imagine this being an internal issue. After taking an anti-fungal for 2 months and antibiotics for 1 month now, I can proudly announce being 99 % better. I was identified with a blood-sucking mite in 2009. Life is beautiful again :-)

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 22:01 Samstag, 19.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I did not get rid of my truck. I emptied it and let it sit for the winter. I haven't had any issues since. Again, it will take treating for internal chronic infections for the bugs to leave you. They are attracted to fungal/bacterial infections in the skin and body. I had a severe case, I put my things in storage, treated with antibiotics and ALL symptoms gradually decreased until I had zero bugs on me or in my environment. It has been one year that they are gone. I had collembola and other unknown mites or bugs(couldn't see them).

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 2:38 PM, cyncity <cyncity718@...> wrote:

Hi Cat-You and I are in the same stage of preparing for transition, and the same state of disgust, and I'm using some of the same strategies. Yes, I too have a lot of small red dots after my epsom/dawn/tea tree bath, and it's scary to see the extent of the skin infestation. Sometimes I dip a Q-tip in peroxide and roll it over a fresh post-bath bite mark, and the bump just seems to implode and die out. Try a cup of borax in the bath, and definitely add borax to your laundry protocol. If I were you, I would ditch the car mama. Because this was your home on wheels, it has to be done, and I think it would bring you some peace of mind. Instead of pushing it off a cliff, why not torch it in the desert and throw a bonfire party. You can call it Burning Bug-Buggy.Here's to a fresh start for both of us. Cyn

November 19, 2011

Wow! Awesome Aggi, 99%! I agree, I went at my environment and external skin regimens for months until I started treating chronic infections... what a difference! I sure am not at 99% but at least the bugs and skin crap is gone.AandrayaOn Nov 19, 2011, at 8:00 PM, Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...> wrote:

I kept all my belongings and am now living absolutely fine in them again. As most of you guys here, I have focussed way to long on treating my environment only since I could not imagine this being an internal issue. After taking an anti-fungal for 2 months and antibiotics for 1 month now, I can proudly announce being 99 % better. I was identified with a blood-sucking mite in 2009. Life is beautiful again :-)

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 22:01 Samstag, 19.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I did not get rid of my truck. I emptied it and let it sit for the winter. I haven't had any issues since. Again, it will take treating for internal chronic infections for the bugs to leave you. They are attracted to fungal/bacterial infections in the skin and body. I had a severe case, I put my things in storage, treated with antibiotics and ALL symptoms gradually decreased until I had zero bugs on me or in my environment. It has been one year that they are gone. I had collembola and other unknown mites or bugs(couldn't see them).

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 2:38 PM, cyncity <cyncity718@...> wrote:

Hi Cat-You and I are in the same stage of preparing for transition, and the same state of disgust, and I'm using some of the same strategies. Yes, I too have a lot of small red dots after my epsom/dawn/tea tree bath, and it's scary to see the extent of the skin infestation. Sometimes I dip a Q-tip in peroxide and roll it over a fresh post-bath bite mark, and the bump just seems to implode and die out. Try a cup of borax in the bath, and definitely add borax to your laundry protocol. If I were you, I would ditch the car mama. Because this was your home on wheels, it has to be done, and I think it would bring you some peace of mind. Instead of pushing it off a cliff, why not torch it in the desert and throw a bonfire party. You can call it Burning Bug-Buggy.Here's to a fresh start for both of us. Cyn

November 19, 2011

Yes it is Aandraya, I can hardly believe it myself. !! This weekend I have not been bothered by a single mite. I can't even believe I am writing this. It is the very first time in 2 1/2 years history and I am sooooooooo freaking happy :-)))

I am actually sitting here and celebrating it with some nice red wine. Cheers to all of you dear friends ! Hope you will all recover as welll as I do !

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 3:04 Sonntag, 20.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Wow! Awesome Aggi, 99%! I agree, I went at my environment and external skin regimens for months until I started treating chronic infections... what a difference! I sure am not at 99% but at least the bugs and skin crap is gone.

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 8:00 PM, Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...> wrote:

I kept all my belongings and am now living absolutely fine in them again. As most of you guys here, I have focussed way to long on treating my environment only since I could not imagine this being an internal issue. After taking an anti-fungal for 2 months and antibiotics for 1 month now, I can proudly announce being 99 % better. I was identified with a blood-sucking mite in 2009. Life is beautiful again :-)

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 22:01 Samstag, 19.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual

effects...

I did not get rid of my truck. I emptied it and let it sit for the winter. I haven't had any issues since. Again, it will take treating for internal chronic infections for the bugs to leave you. They are attracted to fungal/bacterial infections in the skin and body. I had a severe case, I put my things in storage, treated with antibiotics and ALL symptoms gradually decreased until I had zero bugs on me or in my environment. It has been one year that they are gone. I had collembola and other unknown mites or bugs(couldn't see them).

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 2:38 PM, cyncity <cyncity718@...> wrote:

Hi Cat-You and I are in the same stage of preparing for transition, and the same state of disgust, and I'm using some of the same strategies. Yes, I too have a lot of small red dots after my epsom/dawn/tea tree bath, and it's scary to see the extent of the skin infestation. Sometimes I dip a Q-tip in peroxide and roll it over a fresh post-bath bite mark, and the bump just seems to implode and die out. Try a cup of borax in the bath, and definitely add borax to your laundry protocol. If I were you, I would ditch the car mama. Because this was your home on wheels, it has to be done, and I think it would bring you some peace of mind. Instead of pushing it off a cliff, why not torch it in the desert and throw a bonfire party. You can call it Burning Bug-Buggy.Here's to a fresh start for both of us.

Cyn

November 20, 2011

That is great news, Aggi! It goes with our theory that these mites are passing infections to us. The initial attack may be one of convience for them, but then the infections change the body's environment to support the attackers plus other opportunists. I have noticed that my car only has a problem when my body flares up. It goes away when I take care of the body.

Love and light,

From: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2011 9:00 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I kept all my belongings and am now living absolutely fine in them again. As most of you guys here, I have focussed way to long on treating my environment only since I could not imagine this being an internal issue. After taking an anti-fungal for 2 months and antibiotics for 1 month now, I can proudly announce being 99 % better. I was identified with a blood-sucking mite in 2009. Life is beautiful again :-)

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 22:01 Samstag, 19.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I did not get rid of my truck. I emptied it and let it sit for the winter. I haven't had any issues since. Again, it will take treating for internal chronic infections for the bugs to leave you. They are attracted to fungal/bacterial infections in the skin and body. I had a severe case, I put my things in storage, treated with antibiotics and ALL symptoms gradually decreased until I had zero bugs on me or in my environment. It has been one year that they are gone. I had collembola and other unknown mites or bugs(couldn't see them).

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 2:38 PM, cyncity <cyncity718@...> wrote:

Hi Cat-You and I are in the same stage of preparing for transition, and the same state of disgust, and I'm using some of the same strategies. Yes, I too have a lot of small red dots after my epsom/dawn/tea tree bath, and it's scary to see the extent of the skin infestation. Sometimes I dip a Q-tip in peroxide and roll it over a fresh post-bath bite mark, and the bump just seems to implode and die out. Try a cup of borax in the bath, and definitely add borax to your laundry protocol. If I were you, I would ditch the car mama. Because this was your home on wheels, it has to be done, and I think it would bring you some peace of mind. Instead of pushing it off a cliff, why not torch it in the desert and throw a bonfire party. You can call it Burning Bug-Buggy.Here's to a fresh start for both of us. Cyn

November 22, 2011

GREAT AGGI!IÂ´m happy for you!

Cecilia

From: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Sunday, November 20, 2011 3:17 AMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Yes it is Aandraya, I can hardly believe it myself. !! This weekend I have not been bothered by a single mite. I can't even believe I am writing this. It is the very first time in 2 1/2 years history and I am sooooooooo freaking happy :-)))

I am actually sitting here and celebrating it with some nice red wine. Cheers to all of you dear friends ! Hope you will all recover as welll as I do !

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 3:04 Sonntag, 20.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Wow! Awesome Aggi, 99%! I agree, I went at my environment and external skin regimens for months until I started treating chronic infections... what a difference! I sure am not at 99% but at least the bugs and skin crap is gone.

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 8:00 PM, Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...> wrote:

I kept all my belongings and am now living absolutely fine in them again. As most of you guys here, I have focussed way to long on treating my environment only since I could not imagine this being an internal issue. After taking an anti-fungal for 2 months and antibiotics for 1 month now, I can proudly announce being 99 % better. I was identified with a blood-sucking mite in 2009. Life is beautiful again :-)

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 22:01 Samstag, 19.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual

effects...

I did not get rid of my truck. I emptied it and let it sit for the winter. I haven't had any issues since. Again, it will take treating for internal chronic infections for the bugs to leave you. They are attracted to fungal/bacterial infections in the skin and body. I had a severe case, I put my things in storage, treated with antibiotics and ALL symptoms gradually decreased until I had zero bugs on me or in my environment. It has been one year that they are gone. I had collembola and other unknown mites or bugs(couldn't see them).

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 2:38 PM, cyncity <cyncity718@...> wrote:

Hi Cat-You and I are in the same stage of preparing for transition, and the same state of disgust, and I'm using some of the same strategies. Yes, I too have a lot of small red dots after my epsom/dawn/tea tree bath, and it's scary to see the extent of the skin infestation. Sometimes I dip a Q-tip in peroxide and roll it over a fresh post-bath bite mark, and the bump just seems to implode and die out. Try a cup of borax in the bath, and definitely add borax to your laundry protocol. If I were you, I would ditch the car mama. Because this was your home on wheels, it has to be done, and I think it would bring you some peace of mind. Instead of pushing it off a cliff, why not torch it in the desert and throw a bonfire party. You can call it Burning Bug-Buggy.Here's to a fresh start for both of us.

Cyn

November 22, 2011

Yes, I am so so happy for you Aggi. That red wine sounds good... wish I were sipping a glass myself with all of you. It just makes me so happy to hear when one of us has recovered sufficiently to be able to do normal things again. From: "Cecilia Borg" <ceciliaborg@...>bird mites Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 2:03:16 AMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

GREAT AGGI!IÂ´m happy for you!

Cecilia

From: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Sunday, November 20, 2011 3:17 AMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Yes it is Aandraya, I can hardly believe it myself. !! This weekend I have not been bothered by a single mite. I can't even believe I am writing this. It is the very first time in 2 1/2 years history and I am sooooooooo freaking happy :-)))

I am actually sitting here and celebrating it with some nice red wine. Cheers to all of you dear friends ! Hope you will all recover as welll as I do !

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 3:04 Sonntag, 20.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Wow! Awesome Aggi, 99%! I agree, I went at my environment and external skin regimens for months until I started treating chronic infections... what a difference! I sure am not at 99% but at least the bugs and skin crap is gone.

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 8:00 PM, Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...> wrote:

I kept all my belongings and am now living absolutely fine in them again. As most of you guys here, I have focussed way to long on treating my environment only since I could not imagine this being an internal issue. After taking an anti-fungal for 2 months and antibiotics for 1 month now, I can proudly announce being 99 % better. I was identified with a blood-sucking mite in 2009. Life is beautiful again :-)

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 22:01 Samstag, 19.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual

effects...

I did not get rid of my truck. I emptied it and let it sit for the winter. I haven't had any issues since. Again, it will take treating for internal chronic infections for the bugs to leave you. They are attracted to fungal/bacterial infections in the skin and body. I had a severe case, I put my things in storage, treated with antibiotics and ALL symptoms gradually decreased until I had zero bugs on me or in my environment. It has been one year that they are gone. I had collembola and other unknown mites or bugs(couldn't see them).

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 2:38 PM, cyncity <cyncity718@...> wrote:

Hi Cat-You and I are in the same stage of preparing for transition, and the same state of disgust, and I'm using some of the same strategies. Yes, I too have a lot of small red dots after my epsom/dawn/tea tree bath, and it's scary to see the extent of the skin infestation. Sometimes I dip a Q-tip in peroxide and roll it over a fresh post-bath bite mark, and the bump just seems to implode and die out. Try a cup of borax in the bath, and definitely add borax to your laundry protocol. If I were you, I would ditch the car mama. Because this was your home on wheels, it has to be done, and I think it would bring you some peace of mind. Instead of pushing it off a cliff, why not torch it in the desert and throw a bonfire party. You can call it Burning Bug-Buggy.Here's to a fresh start for both of us.

Cyn

November 22, 2011

Absolutely ! I so much wish I had started internal treatment of the body sooner. It would have changed the whole story I believe...

How about you , did you get hold of your recent invaders ?

Von: Benton <sarahbenton48@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 15:26 Sonntag, 20.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

That is great news, Aggi! It goes with our theory that these mites are passing infections to us. The initial attack may be one of convience for them, but then the infections change the body's environment to support the attackers plus other opportunists. I have noticed that my car only has a problem when my body flares up. It goes away when I take care of the body.

Love and light,

From: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2011 9:00 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I kept all my belongings and am now living absolutely fine in them again. As most of you guys here, I have focussed way to long on treating my environment only since I could not imagine this being an internal issue. After taking an anti-fungal for 2 months and antibiotics for 1 month now, I can proudly announce being 99 % better. I was identified with a blood-sucking mite in 2009. Life is beautiful again :-)

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 22:01 Samstag, 19.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I did not get rid of my truck. I emptied it and let it sit for the winter. I haven't had any issues since. Again, it will take treating for internal chronic infections for the bugs to leave you. They are attracted to fungal/bacterial infections in the skin and body. I had a severe case, I put my things in storage, treated with antibiotics and ALL symptoms gradually decreased until I had zero bugs on me or in my environment. It has been one year that they are gone. I had collembola and other unknown mites or bugs(couldn't see them).

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 2:38 PM, cyncity <cyncity718@...> wrote:

Hi Cat-You and I are in the same stage of preparing for transition, and the same state of disgust, and I'm using some of the same strategies. Yes, I too have a lot of small red dots after my epsom/dawn/tea tree bath, and it's scary to see the extent of the skin infestation. Sometimes I dip a Q-tip in peroxide and roll it over a fresh post-bath bite mark, and the bump just seems to implode and die out. Try a cup of borax in the bath, and definitely add borax to your laundry protocol. If I were you, I would ditch the car mama. Because this was your home on wheels, it has to be done, and I think it would bring you some peace of mind. Instead of pushing it off a cliff, why not torch it in the desert and throw a bonfire party. You can call it Burning Bug-Buggy.Here's to a fresh start for both of us.

Cyn

November 22, 2011

Thank you and Cecilia :-) Not every day is as good as past weekend, but I am sure we will all get there... sooner or later.

Hugs,

Aggi

Von: "Goldstein@..." <Goldstein@...>An: bird mites Gesendet: 12:28 Dienstag, 22.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Yes, I am so so happy for you Aggi. That red wine sounds good... wish I were sipping a glass myself with all of you. It just makes me so happy to hear when one of us has recovered sufficiently to be able to do normal things again.

From: "Cecilia Borg" <ceciliaborg@...>bird mites Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 2:03:16 AMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

GREAT AGGI!IÂ´m happy for you!

Cecilia

From: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Sunday, November 20, 2011 3:17 AMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Yes it is Aandraya, I can hardly believe it myself. !! This weekend I have not been bothered by a single mite. I can't even believe I am writing this. It is the very first time in 2 1/2 years history and I am sooooooooo freaking happy :-)))

I am actually sitting here and celebrating it with some nice red wine. Cheers to all of you dear friends ! Hope you will all recover as welll as I do !

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 3:04 Sonntag, 20.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Wow! Awesome Aggi, 99%! I agree, I went at my environment and external skin regimens for months until I started treating chronic infections... what a difference! I sure am not at 99% but at least the bugs and skin crap is gone.

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 8:00 PM, Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...> wrote:

I kept all my belongings and am now living absolutely fine in them again. As most of you guys here, I have focussed way to long on treating my environment only since I could not imagine this being an internal issue. After taking an anti-fungal for 2 months and antibiotics for 1 month now, I can proudly announce being 99 % better. I was identified with a blood-sucking mite in 2009. Life is beautiful again :-)

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 22:01 Samstag, 19.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual

effects...

I did not get rid of my truck. I emptied it and let it sit for the winter. I haven't had any issues since. Again, it will take treating for internal chronic infections for the bugs to leave you. They are attracted to fungal/bacterial infections in the skin and body. I had a severe case, I put my things in storage, treated with antibiotics and ALL symptoms gradually decreased until I had zero bugs on me or in my environment. It has been one year that they are gone. I had collembola and other unknown mites or bugs(couldn't see them).

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 2:38 PM, cyncity <cyncity718@...> wrote:

Hi Cat-You and I are in the same stage of preparing for transition, and the same state of disgust, and I'm using some of the same strategies. Yes, I too have a lot of small red dots after my epsom/dawn/tea tree bath, and it's scary to see the extent of the skin infestation. Sometimes I dip a Q-tip in peroxide and roll it over a fresh post-bath bite mark, and the bump just seems to implode and die out. Try a cup of borax in the bath, and definitely add borax to your laundry protocol. If I were you, I would ditch the car mama. Because this was your home on wheels, it has to be done, and I think it would bring you some peace of mind. Instead of pushing it off a cliff, why not torch it in the desert and throw a bonfire party. You can call it Burning Bug-Buggy.Here's to a fresh start for both of us.

Cyn

November 22, 2011

Hi Aggi,

I cleaned ceilings, walls, and rugs today. Last night I was working at my computer when I felt all these bugs jumping on me. I went to take a Lysol bath and couldn't believe what I killed. I saw little black mites, the bird looking creature bug, an amber spider bug, something that looked like a tiny scorpion, a hair that had a head like a tapeworms only it had antennas 1/2 the length of its body, and those amber pointed rectangle things. Oh yes, I had a few of those gel like creature bugs that I call, "ladies". All had to be viewed with a magnifing glass. Half of this stuff I had and got rid of a year ago. They all came in, I found, from my porch off of the sun room.. There are a bunch of dots on the ceiling out hhere. I sprayed it with Lysol and will clean it better tomorrow. Now, if I were attacked by one kind of

critter, that would make better sense. But to have such a variety attack at one time, that is suspicious. We have had a lot of Chem spraying lately.........................................

Love and light,

.

om: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 3:24 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Absolutely ! I so much wish I had started internal treatment of the body sooner. It would have changed the whole story I believe...

How about you , did you get hold of your recent invaders ?

Von: Benton <sarahbenton48@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 15:26 Sonntag, 20.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

That is great news, Aggi! It goes with our theory that these mites are passing infections to us. The initial attack may be one of convience for them, but then the infections change the body's environment to support the attackers plus other opportunists. I have noticed that my car only has a problem when my body flares up. It goes away when I take care of the body.

Love and light,

From: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2011 9:00 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I kept all my belongings and am now living absolutely fine in them again. As most of you guys here, I have focussed way to long on treating my environment only since I could not imagine this being an internal issue. After taking an anti-fungal for 2 months and antibiotics for 1 month now, I can proudly announce being 99 % better. I was identified with a blood-sucking mite in 2009. Life is beautiful again :-)

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 22:01 Samstag, 19.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I did not get rid of my truck. I emptied it and let it sit for the winter. I haven't had any issues since. Again, it will take treating for internal chronic infections for the bugs to leave you. They are attracted to fungal/bacterial infections in the skin and body. I had a severe case, I put my things in storage, treated with antibiotics and ALL symptoms gradually decreased until I had zero bugs on me or in my environment. It has been one year that they are gone. I had collembola and other unknown mites or bugs(couldn't see them).

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 2:38 PM, cyncity <cyncity718@...> wrote:

Hi Cat-You and I are in the same stage of preparing for transition, and the same state of disgust, and I'm using some of the same strategies. Yes, I too have a lot of small red dots after my epsom/dawn/tea tree bath, and it's scary to see the extent of the skin infestation. Sometimes I dip a Q-tip in peroxide and roll it over a fresh post-bath bite mark, and the bump just seems to implode and die out. Try a cup of borax in the bath, and definitely add borax to your laundry protocol. If I were you, I would ditch the car mama. Because this was your home on wheels, it has to be done, and I think it would bring you some peace of mind. Instead of pushing it off a cliff, why not torch it in the desert and throw a bonfire party. You can call it Burning Bug-Buggy.Here's to a fresh start for both of us.

Cyn

November 22, 2011

-That really sucks, I used to find multiple things on me as well. Keep treating as you are, the Bactrim takes a couple months to get good results. It took me a full year on multiple antimicrobial cocktails to be free of all bugs.AandrayaOn Nov 22, 2011, at 7:51 PM, Benton <sarahbenton48@...> wrote:

Hi Aggi,

I cleaned ceilings, walls, and rugs today. Last night I was working at my computer when I felt all these bugs jumping on me. I went to take a Lysol bath and couldn't believe what I killed. I saw little black mites, the bird looking creature bug, an amber spider bug, something that looked like a tiny scorpion, a hair that had a head like a tapeworms only it had antennas 1/2 the length of its body, and those amber pointed rectangle things. Oh yes, I had a few of those gel like creature bugs that I call, "ladies". All had to be viewed with a magnifing glass. Half of this stuff I had and got rid of a year ago. They all came in, I found, from my porch off of the sun room.. There are a bunch of dots on the ceiling out hhere. I sprayed it with Lysol and will clean it better tomorrow. Now, if I were attacked by one kind of

critter, that would make better sense. But to have such a variety attack at one time, that is suspicious. We have had a lot of Chem spraying lately.........................................

Love and light,

.

om: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 3:24 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Absolutely ! I so much wish I had started internal treatment of the body sooner. It would have changed the whole story I believe...

How about you , did you get hold of your recent invaders ?

Von: Benton <sarahbenton48@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 15:26 Sonntag, 20.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

That is great news, Aggi! It goes with our theory that these mites are passing infections to us. The initial attack may be one of convience for them, but then the infections change the body's environment to support the attackers plus other opportunists. I have noticed that my car only has a problem when my body flares up. It goes away when I take care of the body.

Love and light,

From: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2011 9:00 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I kept all my belongings and am now living absolutely fine in them again. As most of you guys here, I have focussed way to long on treating my environment only since I could not imagine this being an internal issue. After taking an anti-fungal for 2 months and antibiotics for 1 month now, I can proudly announce being 99 % better. I was identified with a blood-sucking mite in 2009. Life is beautiful again :-)

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 22:01 Samstag, 19.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I did not get rid of my truck. I emptied it and let it sit for the winter. I haven't had any issues since. Again, it will take treating for internal chronic infections for the bugs to leave you. They are attracted to fungal/bacterial infections in the skin and body. I had a severe case, I put my things in storage, treated with antibiotics and ALL symptoms gradually decreased until I had zero bugs on me or in my environment. It has been one year that they are gone. I had collembola and other unknown mites or bugs(couldn't see them).

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 2:38 PM, cyncity <cyncity718@...> wrote:

Hi Cat-You and I are in the same stage of preparing for transition, and the same state of disgust, and I'm using some of the same strategies. Yes, I too have a lot of small red dots after my epsom/dawn/tea tree bath, and it's scary to see the extent of the skin infestation. Sometimes I dip a Q-tip in peroxide and roll it over a fresh post-bath bite mark, and the bump just seems to implode and die out. Try a cup of borax in the bath, and definitely add borax to your laundry protocol. If I were you, I would ditch the car mama. Because this was your home on wheels, it has to be done, and I think it would bring you some peace of mind. Instead of pushing it off a cliff, why not torch it in the desert and throw a bonfire party. You can call it Burning Bug-Buggy.Here's to a fresh start for both of us.

Cyn

November 22, 2011

Hi ,Sorry to hear they are in attack mode - and it could be as a result of the chemtrails. We're getting the ongoing chemtrails here too. It stopped for a while a few months ago, but started up again, so the powers that be must have found the money in their budget to resume. Lysol does seem to kill a lot of this stuff. Hope you enjoy your time off too doing what you need to do.Happy Thanksgiving !Hugs, From: " Benton" <sarahbenton48@...>bird mites Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 5:51:51 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Hi Aggi,

I cleaned ceilings, walls, and rugs today. Last night I was working at my computer when I felt all these bugs jumping on me. I went to take a Lysol bath and couldn't believe what I killed. I saw little black mites, the bird looking creature bug, an amber spider bug, something that looked like a tiny scorpion, a hair that had a head like a tapeworms only it had antennas 1/2 the length of its body, and those amber pointed rectangle things. Oh yes, I had a few of those gel like creature bugs that I call, "ladies". All had to be viewed with a magnifing glass. Half of this stuff I had and got rid of a year ago. They all came in, I found, from my porch off of the sun room.. There are a bunch of dots on the ceiling out hhere. I sprayed it with Lysol and will clean it better tomorrow. Now, if I were attacked by one kind of

critter, that would make better sense. But to have such a variety attack at one time, that is suspicious. We have had a lot of Chem spraying lately.........................................

Love and light,

.

om: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 3:24 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Absolutely ! I so much wish I had started internal treatment of the body sooner. It would have changed the whole story I believe...

How about you , did you get hold of your recent invaders ?

Von: Benton <sarahbenton48@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 15:26 Sonntag, 20.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

That is great news, Aggi! It goes with our theory that these mites are passing infections to us. The initial attack may be one of convience for them, but then the infections change the body's environment to support the attackers plus other opportunists. I have noticed that my car only has a problem when my body flares up. It goes away when I take care of the body.

Love and light,

From: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2011 9:00 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I kept all my belongings and am now living absolutely fine in them again. As most of you guys here, I have focussed way to long on treating my environment only since I could not imagine this being an internal issue. After taking an anti-fungal for 2 months and antibiotics for 1 month now, I can proudly announce being 99 % better. I was identified with a blood-sucking mite in 2009. Life is beautiful again :-)

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 22:01 Samstag, 19.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I did not get rid of my truck. I emptied it and let it sit for the winter. I haven't had any issues since. Again, it will take treating for internal chronic infections for the bugs to leave you. They are attracted to fungal/bacterial infections in the skin and body. I had a severe case, I put my things in storage, treated with antibiotics and ALL symptoms gradually decreased until I had zero bugs on me or in my environment. It has been one year that they are gone. I had collembola and other unknown mites or bugs(couldn't see them).

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 2:38 PM, cyncity <cyncity718@...> wrote:

Hi Cat-You and I are in the same stage of preparing for transition, and the same state of disgust, and I'm using some of the same strategies. Yes, I too have a lot of small red dots after my epsom/dawn/tea tree bath, and it's scary to see the extent of the skin infestation. Sometimes I dip a Q-tip in peroxide and roll it over a fresh post-bath bite mark, and the bump just seems to implode and die out. Try a cup of borax in the bath, and definitely add borax to your laundry protocol. If I were you, I would ditch the car mama. Because this was your home on wheels, it has to be done, and I think it would bring you some peace of mind. Instead of pushing it off a cliff, why not torch it in the desert and throw a bonfire party. You can call it Burning Bug-Buggy.Here's to a fresh start for both of us.

Cyn

November 22, 2011

But Aandraya,

I have been free of these things for almost a year. I think we have a birdmite issue on the outside of our building here as I am beginning to notice that I've been getting attacked once every spring and fall. Time to move when the lease is up. But the many types of weird bugs, many match those on the morgellon's website like the one that looks like a tiny bird, is strange. All in one evening, too! They're gone now, as I know what to do now. But what was that? It's like someone made a pouch of weird bugs and suddenly threw it on me. There has got to be an explanation. Will say though, the Lysol bath is an absolute love. A sure things. My environment got soaked in it today, and I don't feel a thing.

Love and light,

From: Aandraya <aandraya@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 8:57 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

-

That really sucks, I used to find multiple things on me as well. Keep treating as you are, the Bactrim takes a couple months to get good results. It took me a full year on multiple antimicrobial cocktails to be free of all bugs.

Aandraya

On Nov 22, 2011, at 7:51 PM, Benton <sarahbenton48@...> wrote:

Hi Aggi,

I cleaned ceilings, walls, and rugs today. Last night I was working at my computer when I felt all these bugs jumping on me. I went to take a Lysol bath and couldn't believe what I killed. I saw little black mites, the bird looking creature bug, an amber spider bug, something that looked like a tiny scorpion, a hair that had a head like a tapeworms only it had antennas 1/2 the length of its body, and those amber pointed rectangle things. Oh yes, I had a few of those gel like creature bugs that I call, "ladies". All had to be viewed with a magnifing glass. Half of this stuff I had and got rid of a year ago. They all came in, I found, from my porch off of the sun room.. There are a bunch of dots on the ceiling out hhere. I sprayed it with Lysol and will clean it better tomorrow. Now, if I were attacked by one kind of critter,

that would make better sense. But to have such a variety attack at one time, that is suspicious. We have had a lot of Chem spraying lately.........................................

Love and light,

.

om: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 3:24 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other

residual effects...

Absolutely ! I so much wish I had started internal treatment of the body sooner. It would have changed the whole story I believe...

How about you , did you get hold of your recent invaders ?

Von: Benton <sarahbenton48@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 15:26 Sonntag, 20.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or

other residual effects...

That is great news, Aggi! It goes with our theory that these mites are passing infections to us. The initial attack may be one of convience for them, but then the infections change the body's environment to support the attackers plus other opportunists. I have noticed that my car only has a problem when my body flares up. It goes away when I take care of the body.

Love and light,

From: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2011 9:00 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other

residual effects...

I kept all my belongings and am now living absolutely fine in them again. As most of you guys here, I have focussed way to long on treating my environment only since I could not imagine this being an internal issue. After taking an anti-fungal for 2 months and antibiotics for 1 month now, I can proudly announce being 99 % better. I was identified with a blood-sucking mite in 2009. Life is beautiful again :-)

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 22:01 Samstag, 19.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual

effects...

I did not get rid of my truck. I emptied it and let it sit for the winter. I haven't had any issues since. Again, it will take treating for internal chronic infections for the bugs to leave you. They are attracted to fungal/bacterial infections in the skin and body. I had a severe case, I put my things in storage, treated with antibiotics and ALL symptoms gradually decreased until I had zero bugs on me or in my environment. It has been one year that they are gone. I had collembola and other unknown mites or bugs(couldn't see them).

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 2:38 PM, cyncity <cyncity718@...> wrote:

Hi Cat-You and I are in the same stage of preparing for transition, and the same state of disgust, and I'm using some of the same strategies. Yes, I too have a lot of small red dots after my epsom/dawn/tea tree bath, and it's scary to see the extent of the skin infestation. Sometimes I dip a Q-tip in peroxide and roll it over a fresh post-bath bite mark, and the bump just seems to implode and die out. Try a cup of borax in the bath, and definitely add borax to your laundry protocol. If I were you, I would ditch the car mama. Because this was your home on wheels, it has to be done, and I think it would bring you some peace of mind. Instead of pushing it off a cliff, why not torch it in the desert and throw a bonfire party. You can call it Burning Bug-Buggy.Here's to a fresh start for both of us.

Cyn

November 22, 2011

Happy Thanksgiving to you and everybody here!

From: "Goldstein@..." <Goldstein@...>bird mites Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 9:23 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Hi ,

Sorry to hear they are in attack mode - and it could be as a result of the chemtrails. We're getting the ongoing chemtrails here too. It stopped for a while a few months ago, but started up again, so the powers that be must have found the money in their budget to resume. Lysol does seem to kill a lot of this stuff. Hope you enjoy your time off too doing what you need to do.

Happy Thanksgiving !

Hugs,

From: " Benton" <sarahbenton48@...>bird mites Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 5:51:51 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Hi Aggi,

I cleaned ceilings, walls, and rugs today. Last night I was working at my computer when I felt all these bugs jumping on me. I went to take a Lysol bath and couldn't believe what I killed. I saw little black mites, the bird looking creature bug, an amber spider bug, something that looked like a tiny scorpion, a hair that had a head like a tapeworms only it had antennas 1/2 the length of its body, and those amber pointed rectangle things. Oh yes, I had a few of those gel like creature bugs that I call, "ladies". All had to be viewed with a magnifing glass. Half of this stuff I had and got rid of a year ago. They all came in, I found, from my porch off of the sun room.. There are a bunch of dots on the ceiling out hhere. I sprayed it with Lysol and will clean it better tomorrow. Now, if I were attacked by one kind of critter,

that would make better sense. But to have such a variety attack at one time, that is suspicious. We have had a lot of Chem spraying lately.........................................

Love and light,

.

om: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 3:24 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Absolutely ! I so much wish I had started internal treatment of the body sooner. It would have changed the whole story I believe...

How about you , did you get hold of your recent invaders ?

Von: Benton <sarahbenton48@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 15:26 Sonntag, 20.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

That is great news, Aggi! It goes with our theory that these mites are passing infections to us. The initial attack may be one of convience for them, but then the infections change the body's environment to support the attackers plus other opportunists. I have noticed that my car only has a problem when my body flares up. It goes away when I take care of the body.

Love and light,

From: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2011 9:00 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I kept all my belongings and am now living absolutely fine in them again. As most of you guys here, I have focussed way to long on treating my environment only since I could not imagine this being an internal issue. After taking an anti-fungal for 2 months and antibiotics for 1 month now, I can proudly announce being 99 % better. I was identified with a blood-sucking mite in 2009. Life is beautiful again :-)

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 22:01 Samstag, 19.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I did not get rid of my truck. I emptied it and let it sit for the winter. I haven't had any issues since. Again, it will take treating for internal chronic infections for the bugs to leave you. They are attracted to fungal/bacterial infections in the skin and body. I had a severe case, I put my things in storage, treated with antibiotics and ALL symptoms gradually decreased until I had zero bugs on me or in my environment. It has been one year that they are gone. I had collembola and other unknown mites or bugs(couldn't see them).

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 2:38 PM, cyncity <cyncity718@...> wrote:

Hi Cat-You and I are in the same stage of preparing for transition, and the same state of disgust, and I'm using some of the same strategies. Yes, I too have a lot of small red dots after my epsom/dawn/tea tree bath, and it's scary to see the extent of the skin infestation. Sometimes I dip a Q-tip in peroxide and roll it over a fresh post-bath bite mark, and the bump just seems to implode and die out. Try a cup of borax in the bath, and definitely add borax to your laundry protocol. If I were you, I would ditch the car mama. Because this was your home on wheels, it has to be done, and I think it would bring you some peace of mind. Instead of pushing it off a cliff, why not torch it in the desert and throw a bonfire party. You can call it Burning Bug-Buggy.Here's to a fresh start for both of us.

Cyn

November 22, 2011

-Feel free to call me anytime. We have such identical symptoms- I'm just farther along then you are with the bug issue. But you seem to be healthier in terms of chronic infections. I can't imagine going back to bug hell, it makes my present symptoms seem not so bad when I reflect back on what I went through. Sometimes I feel like leaving this board because I simply want to put it in the past. I will not though, I had no support when I went through it, found this group after the fact. Now I am unable to work recovering from Lyme and other infections, I will help anyone I can to get on a course of recovery. FOR MONTHS I REFUSED TO CONSIDER LYME AND THOUGHT THIS A PURELY ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUE. IT IS NOT!! Maybe for a mere 3% it is only mites or other bugs, but I doubt even that many. They are attracted to disease in the body and skin- pathogens, be they bacterial, fungal, or protozoal.AandrayaMinneapolis, MN612-290-9937 On Nov 22, 2011, at 8:23 PM, Goldstein@... wrote:

Hi ,Sorry to hear they are in attack mode - and it could be as a result of the chemtrails. We're getting the ongoing chemtrails here too. It stopped for a while a few months ago, but started up again, so the powers that be must have found the money in their budget to resume. Lysol does seem to kill a lot of this stuff. Hope you enjoy your time off too doing what you need to do.Happy Thanksgiving !Hugs, From: " Benton" <sarahbenton48@...>bird mites Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 5:51:51 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Hi Aggi,

I cleaned ceilings, walls, and rugs today. Last night I was working at my computer when I felt all these bugs jumping on me. I went to take a Lysol bath and couldn't believe what I killed. I saw little black mites, the bird looking creature bug, an amber spider bug, something that looked like a tiny scorpion, a hair that had a head like a tapeworms only it had antennas 1/2 the length of its body, and those amber pointed rectangle things. Oh yes, I had a few of those gel like creature bugs that I call, "ladies". All had to be viewed with a magnifing glass. Half of this stuff I had and got rid of a year ago. They all came in, I found, from my porch off of the sun room.. There are a bunch of dots on the ceiling out hhere. I sprayed it with Lysol and will clean it better tomorrow. Now, if I were attacked by one kind of

critter, that would make better sense. But to have such a variety attack at one time, that is suspicious. We have had a lot of Chem spraying lately.........................................

Love and light,

.

om: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 3:24 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Absolutely ! I so much wish I had started internal treatment of the body sooner. It would have changed the whole story I believe...

How about you , did you get hold of your recent invaders ?

Von: Benton <sarahbenton48@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 15:26 Sonntag, 20.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

That is great news, Aggi! It goes with our theory that these mites are passing infections to us. The initial attack may be one of convience for them, but then the infections change the body's environment to support the attackers plus other opportunists. I have noticed that my car only has a problem when my body flares up. It goes away when I take care of the body.

Love and light,

From: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2011 9:00 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I kept all my belongings and am now living absolutely fine in them again. As most of you guys here, I have focussed way to long on treating my environment only since I could not imagine this being an internal issue. After taking an anti-fungal for 2 months and antibiotics for 1 month now, I can proudly announce being 99 % better. I was identified with a blood-sucking mite in 2009. Life is beautiful again :-)

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 22:01 Samstag, 19.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I did not get rid of my truck. I emptied it and let it sit for the winter. I haven't had any issues since. Again, it will take treating for internal chronic infections for the bugs to leave you. They are attracted to fungal/bacterial infections in the skin and body. I had a severe case, I put my things in storage, treated with antibiotics and ALL symptoms gradually decreased until I had zero bugs on me or in my environment. It has been one year that they are gone. I had collembola and other unknown mites or bugs(couldn't see them).

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 2:38 PM, cyncity <cyncity718@...> wrote:

Hi Cat-You and I are in the same stage of preparing for transition, and the same state of disgust, and I'm using some of the same strategies. Yes, I too have a lot of small red dots after my epsom/dawn/tea tree bath, and it's scary to see the extent of the skin infestation. Sometimes I dip a Q-tip in peroxide and roll it over a fresh post-bath bite mark, and the bump just seems to implode and die out. Try a cup of borax in the bath, and definitely add borax to your laundry protocol. If I were you, I would ditch the car mama. Because this was your home on wheels, it has to be done, and I think it would bring you some peace of mind. Instead of pushing it off a cliff, why not torch it in the desert and throw a bonfire party. You can call it Burning Bug-Buggy.Here's to a fresh start for both of us.

Cyn

November 22, 2011

-I think it's not just birdmites, but a multitude of things. I for sure had Springtails and maybe some of the debris was from them living on me, other stuff was disease- bacterial and fungal. I still have these infections but I am much better and the bugs don't like me anymore, though I don't have them in my place either. I would move.AandrayaOn Nov 22, 2011, at 8:43 PM, Benton <sarahbenton48@...> wrote:

But Aandraya,

I have been free of these things for almost a year. I think we have a birdmite issue on the outside of our building here as I am beginning to notice that I've been getting attacked once every spring and fall. Time to move when the lease is up. But the many types of weird bugs, many match those on the morgellon's website like the one that looks like a tiny bird, is strange. All in one evening, too! They're gone now, as I know what to do now. But what was that? It's like someone made a pouch of weird bugs and suddenly threw it on me. There has got to be an explanation. Will say though, the Lysol bath is an absolute love. A sure things. My environment got soaked in it today, and I don't feel a thing.

Love and light,

From: Aandraya <aandraya@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 8:57 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

-

That really sucks, I used to find multiple things on me as well. Keep treating as you are, the Bactrim takes a couple months to get good results. It took me a full year on multiple antimicrobial cocktails to be free of all bugs.

Aandraya

On Nov 22, 2011, at 7:51 PM, Benton <sarahbenton48@...> wrote:

Hi Aggi,

I cleaned ceilings, walls, and rugs today. Last night I was working at my computer when I felt all these bugs jumping on me. I went to take a Lysol bath and couldn't believe what I killed. I saw little black mites, the bird looking creature bug, an amber spider bug, something that looked like a tiny scorpion, a hair that had a head like a tapeworms only it had antennas 1/2 the length of its body, and those amber pointed rectangle things. Oh yes, I had a few of those gel like creature bugs that I call, "ladies". All had to be viewed with a magnifing glass. Half of this stuff I had and got rid of a year ago. They all came in, I found, from my porch off of the sun room.. There are a bunch of dots on the ceiling out hhere. I sprayed it with Lysol and will clean it better tomorrow. Now, if I were attacked by one kind of critter,

that would make better sense. But to have such a variety attack at one time, that is suspicious. We have had a lot of Chem spraying lately.........................................

Love and light,

.

om: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 3:24 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other

residual effects...

Absolutely ! I so much wish I had started internal treatment of the body sooner. It would have changed the whole story I believe...

How about you , did you get hold of your recent invaders ?

Von: Benton <sarahbenton48@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 15:26 Sonntag, 20.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or

other residual effects...

That is great news, Aggi! It goes with our theory that these mites are passing infections to us. The initial attack may be one of convience for them, but then the infections change the body's environment to support the attackers plus other opportunists. I have noticed that my car only has a problem when my body flares up. It goes away when I take care of the body.

Love and light,

From: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2011 9:00 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other

residual effects...

I kept all my belongings and am now living absolutely fine in them again. As most of you guys here, I have focussed way to long on treating my environment only since I could not imagine this being an internal issue. After taking an anti-fungal for 2 months and antibiotics for 1 month now, I can proudly announce being 99 % better. I was identified with a blood-sucking mite in 2009. Life is beautiful again :-)

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 22:01 Samstag, 19.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual

effects...

I did not get rid of my truck. I emptied it and let it sit for the winter. I haven't had any issues since. Again, it will take treating for internal chronic infections for the bugs to leave you. They are attracted to fungal/bacterial infections in the skin and body. I had a severe case, I put my things in storage, treated with antibiotics and ALL symptoms gradually decreased until I had zero bugs on me or in my environment. It has been one year that they are gone. I had collembola and other unknown mites or bugs(couldn't see them).

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 2:38 PM, cyncity <cyncity718@...> wrote:

Hi Cat-You and I are in the same stage of preparing for transition, and the same state of disgust, and I'm using some of the same strategies. Yes, I too have a lot of small red dots after my epsom/dawn/tea tree bath, and it's scary to see the extent of the skin infestation. Sometimes I dip a Q-tip in peroxide and roll it over a fresh post-bath bite mark, and the bump just seems to implode and die out. Try a cup of borax in the bath, and definitely add borax to your laundry protocol. If I were you, I would ditch the car mama. Because this was your home on wheels, it has to be done, and I think it would bring you some peace of mind. Instead of pushing it off a cliff, why not torch it in the desert and throw a bonfire party. You can call it Burning Bug-Buggy.Here's to a fresh start for both of us.

Cyn

November 23, 2011

Poor you ! This sounds like living in the middle of a zoo. Unbelievable ! I wonder if the chemtrails can cause critters going wild. Are any of the described bugs biting ones ?

I love Lysol as much as you do . I clean and wash everything in it, including me :-)

Von: Benton <sarahbenton48@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 2:51 Mittwoch, 23.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Hi Aggi,

I cleaned ceilings, walls, and rugs today. Last night I was working at my computer when I felt all these bugs jumping on me. I went to take a Lysol bath and couldn't believe what I killed. I saw little black mites, the bird looking creature bug, an amber spider bug, something that looked like a tiny scorpion, a hair that had a head like a tapeworms only it had antennas 1/2 the length of its body, and those amber pointed rectangle things. Oh yes, I had a few of those gel like creature bugs that I call, "ladies". All had to be viewed with a magnifing glass. Half of this stuff I had and got rid of a year ago. They all came in, I found, from my porch off of the sun room.. There are a bunch of dots on the ceiling out hhere. I sprayed it with Lysol and will clean it better tomorrow. Now, if I were attacked by one kind of critter,

that would make better sense. But to have such a variety attack at one time, that is suspicious. We have had a lot of Chem spraying lately.........................................

Love and light,

.

om: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 3:24 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Absolutely ! I so much wish I had started internal treatment of the body sooner. It would have changed the whole story I believe...

How about you , did you get hold of your recent invaders ?

Von: Benton <sarahbenton48@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 15:26 Sonntag, 20.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

That is great news, Aggi! It goes with our theory that these mites are passing infections to us. The initial attack may be one of convience for them, but then the infections change the body's environment to support the attackers plus other opportunists. I have noticed that my car only has a problem when my body flares up. It goes away when I take care of the body.

Love and light,

From: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2011 9:00 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I kept all my belongings and am now living absolutely fine in them again. As most of you guys here, I have focussed way to long on treating my environment only since I could not imagine this being an internal issue. After taking an anti-fungal for 2 months and antibiotics for 1 month now, I can proudly announce being 99 % better. I was identified with a blood-sucking mite in 2009. Life is beautiful again :-)

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 22:01 Samstag, 19.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I did not get rid of my truck. I emptied it and let it sit for the winter. I haven't had any issues since. Again, it will take treating for internal chronic infections for the bugs to leave you. They are attracted to fungal/bacterial infections in the skin and body. I had a severe case, I put my things in storage, treated with antibiotics and ALL symptoms gradually decreased until I had zero bugs on me or in my environment. It has been one year that they are gone. I had collembola and other unknown mites or bugs(couldn't see them).

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 2:38 PM, cyncity <cyncity718@...> wrote:

Hi Cat-You and I are in the same stage of preparing for transition, and the same state of disgust, and I'm using some of the same strategies. Yes, I too have a lot of small red dots after my epsom/dawn/tea tree bath, and it's scary to see the extent of the skin infestation. Sometimes I dip a Q-tip in peroxide and roll it over a fresh post-bath bite mark, and the bump just seems to implode and die out. Try a cup of borax in the bath, and definitely add borax to your laundry protocol. If I were you, I would ditch the car mama. Because this was your home on wheels, it has to be done, and I think it would bring you some peace of mind. Instead of pushing it off a cliff, why not torch it in the desert and throw a bonfire party. You can call it Burning Bug-Buggy.Here's to a fresh start for both of us.

Cyn

November 23, 2011

Thanks Andraya,

We are not strangers to the war dance on this site.

Happy Thanksgiving!

From: Aandraya <aandraya@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 9:57 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

-

Feel free to call me anytime. We have such identical symptoms- I'm just farther along then you are with the bug issue. But you seem to be healthier in terms of chronic infections. I can't imagine going back to bug hell, it makes my present symptoms seem not so bad when I reflect back on what I went through. Sometimes I feel like leaving this board because I simply want to put it in the past. I will not though, I had no support when I went through it, found this group after the fact. Now I am unable to work recovering from Lyme and other infections, I will help anyone I can to get on a course of recovery. FOR MONTHS I REFUSED TO CONSIDER LYME AND THOUGHT THIS A PURELY ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUE. IT IS NOT!! Maybe for a mere 3% it is only mites or other bugs, but I doubt even that many. They are attracted to disease in the body and skin- pathogens, be they bacterial, fungal, or protozoal.

Aandraya

Minneapolis, MN

612-290-9937

On Nov 22, 2011, at 8:23 PM, Goldstein@... wrote:

Hi ,

Sorry to hear they are in attack mode - and it could be as a result of the chemtrails. We're getting the ongoing chemtrails here too. It stopped for a while a few months ago, but started up again, so the powers that be must have found the money in their budget to resume. Lysol does seem to kill a lot of this stuff. Hope you enjoy your time off too doing what you need to do.

Happy Thanksgiving !

Hugs,

From: " Benton" <sarahbenton48@...>bird mites Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 5:51:51 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Hi Aggi,

I cleaned ceilings, walls, and rugs today. Last night I was working at my computer when I felt all these bugs jumping on me. I went to take a Lysol bath and couldn't believe what I killed. I saw little black mites, the bird looking creature bug, an amber spider bug, something that looked like a tiny scorpion, a hair that had a head like a tapeworms only it had antennas 1/2 the length of its body, and those amber pointed rectangle things. Oh yes, I had a few of those gel like creature bugs that I call, "ladies". All had to be viewed with a magnifing glass. Half of this stuff I had and got rid of a year ago. They all came in, I found, from my porch off of the sun room.. There are a bunch of dots on the ceiling out hhere. I sprayed it with Lysol and will clean it better tomorrow. Now, if I were attacked by one kind of critter,

that would make better sense. But to have such a variety attack at one time, that is suspicious. We have had a lot of Chem spraying lately.........................................

Love and light,

.

om: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 3:24 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Absolutely ! I so much wish I had started internal treatment of the body sooner. It would have changed the whole story I believe...

How about you , did you get hold of your recent invaders ?

Von: Benton <sarahbenton48@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 15:26 Sonntag, 20.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

That is great news, Aggi! It goes with our theory that these mites are passing infections to us. The initial attack may be one of convience for them, but then the infections change the body's environment to support the attackers plus other opportunists. I have noticed that my car only has a problem when my body flares up. It goes away when I take care of the body.

Love and light,

From: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2011 9:00 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I kept all my belongings and am now living absolutely fine in them again. As most of you guys here, I have focussed way to long on treating my environment only since I could not imagine this being an internal issue. After taking an anti-fungal for 2 months and antibiotics for 1 month now, I can proudly announce being 99 % better. I was identified with a blood-sucking mite in 2009. Life is beautiful again :-)

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 22:01 Samstag, 19.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I did not get rid of my truck. I emptied it and let it sit for the winter. I haven't had any issues since. Again, it will take treating for internal chronic infections for the bugs to leave you. They are attracted to fungal/bacterial infections in the skin and body. I had a severe case, I put my things in storage, treated with antibiotics and ALL symptoms gradually decreased until I had zero bugs on me or in my environment. It has been one year that they are gone. I had collembola and other unknown mites or bugs(couldn't see them).

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 2:38 PM, cyncity <cyncity718@...> wrote:

Hi Cat-You and I are in the same stage of preparing for transition, and the same state of disgust, and I'm using some of the same strategies. Yes, I too have a lot of small red dots after my epsom/dawn/tea tree bath, and it's scary to see the extent of the skin infestation. Sometimes I dip a Q-tip in peroxide and roll it over a fresh post-bath bite mark, and the bump just seems to implode and die out. Try a cup of borax in the bath, and definitely add borax to your laundry protocol. If I were you, I would ditch the car mama. Because this was your home on wheels, it has to be done, and I think it would bring you some peace of mind. Instead of pushing it off a cliff, why not torch it in the desert and throw a bonfire party. You can call it Burning Bug-Buggy.Here's to a fresh start for both of us.

Cyn

November 23, 2011

Andraya,

Do you still have obvious signs or symptoms of the disease or are you going by tests the doctor takes to know you are still infected?

Love and light,

From: Aandraya <aandraya@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 10:16 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

-

I think it's not just birdmites, but a multitude of things. I for sure had Springtails and maybe some of the debris was from them living on me, other stuff was disease- bacterial and fungal. I still have these infections but I am much better and the bugs don't like me anymore, though I don't have them in my place either. I would move.

Aandraya

On Nov 22, 2011, at 8:43 PM, Benton <sarahbenton48@...> wrote:

But Aandraya,

I have been free of these things for almost a year. I think we have a birdmite issue on the outside of our building here as I am beginning to notice that I've been getting attacked once every spring and fall. Time to move when the lease is up. But the many types of weird bugs, many match those on the morgellon's website like the one that looks like a tiny bird, is strange. All in one evening, too! They're gone now, as I know what to do now. But what was that? It's like someone made a pouch of weird bugs and suddenly threw it on me. There has got to be an explanation. Will say though, the Lysol bath is an absolute love. A sure things. My environment got soaked in it today, and I don't feel a thing.

Love and light,

From: Aandraya <aandraya@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 8:57 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual

effects...

-

That really sucks, I used to find multiple things on me as well. Keep treating as you are, the Bactrim takes a couple months to get good results. It took me a full year on multiple antimicrobial cocktails to be free of all bugs.

Aandraya

On Nov 22, 2011, at 7:51 PM, Benton <sarahbenton48@...> wrote:

Hi Aggi,

I cleaned ceilings, walls, and rugs today. Last night I was working at my computer when I felt all these bugs jumping on me. I went to take a Lysol bath and couldn't believe what I killed. I saw little black mites, the bird looking creature bug, an amber spider bug, something that looked like a tiny scorpion, a hair that had a head like a tapeworms only it had antennas 1/2 the length of its body, and those amber pointed rectangle things. Oh yes, I had a few of those gel like creature bugs that I call, "ladies". All had to be viewed with a magnifing glass. Half of this stuff I had and got rid of a year ago. They all came in, I found, from my porch off of the sun room.. There are a bunch of dots on the ceiling out hhere. I sprayed it with Lysol and will clean it better tomorrow. Now, if I were attacked by one kind of critter,

that would make better sense. But to have such a variety attack at one time, that is suspicious. We have had a lot of Chem spraying lately.........................................

Love and light,

.

om: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 3:24 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Absolutely ! I so much wish I had started internal treatment of the body sooner. It would have changed the whole story I believe...

How about you , did you get hold of your recent invaders ?

Von: Benton <sarahbenton48@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 15:26 Sonntag, 20.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

That is great news, Aggi! It goes with our theory that these mites are passing infections to us. The initial attack may be one of convience for them, but then the infections change the body's environment to support the attackers plus other opportunists. I have noticed that my car only has a problem when my body flares up. It goes away when I take care of the body.

Love and light,

From: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2011 9:00 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I kept all my belongings and am now living absolutely fine in them again. As most of you guys here, I have focussed way to long on treating my environment only since I could not imagine this being an internal issue. After taking an anti-fungal for 2 months and antibiotics for 1 month now, I can proudly announce being 99 % better. I was identified with a blood-sucking mite in 2009. Life is beautiful again :-)

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 22:01 Samstag, 19.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I did not get rid of my truck. I emptied it and let it sit for the winter. I haven't had any issues since. Again, it will take treating for internal chronic infections for the bugs to leave you. They are attracted to fungal/bacterial infections in the skin and body. I had a severe case, I put my things in storage, treated with antibiotics and ALL symptoms gradually decreased until I had zero bugs on me or in my environment. It has been one year that they are gone. I had collembola and other unknown mites or bugs(couldn't see them).

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 2:38 PM, cyncity <cyncity718@...> wrote:

Hi Cat-You and I are in the same stage of preparing for transition, and the same state of disgust, and I'm using some of the same strategies. Yes, I too have a lot of small red dots after my epsom/dawn/tea tree bath, and it's scary to see the extent of the skin infestation. Sometimes I dip a Q-tip in peroxide and roll it over a fresh post-bath bite mark, and the bump just seems to implode and die out. Try a cup of borax in the bath, and definitely add borax to your laundry protocol. If I were you, I would ditch the car mama. Because this was your home on wheels, it has to be done, and I think it would bring you some peace of mind. Instead of pushing it off a cliff, why not torch it in the desert and throw a bonfire party. You can call it Burning Bug-Buggy.Here's to a fresh start for both of us.

Cyn

November 23, 2011

Seems they do bite, sting whatever. Really my bad. See I found the bird's nests last spring and had the apartment complex remove them. I fought the mites aftewards, but expected to. See, those explain the attack I had when I moved in the Fall the first year. The attack was during Thanksgiving and then I fought them off in the spring after removal. Thinking I'm safe now, I keep windows open when the weather allows. Bamb! It's Thanksgiving again, and I am attacked. I see 1000s of black dots on the ceiling of the porch off the sunroom. I assume now that a nest must be between the ceiling and roof out there. Wonder if I should have them come and take a look before I clean it away.

Hummmm. Is today Thanksgiving or is it tomorrow?

From: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2011 10:44 AMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Poor you ! This sounds like living in the middle of a zoo. Unbelievable ! I wonder if the chemtrails can cause critters going wild. Are any of the described bugs biting ones ?

I love Lysol as much as you do . I clean and wash everything in it, including me :-)

Von: Benton <sarahbenton48@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 2:51 Mittwoch, 23.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Hi Aggi,

I cleaned ceilings, walls, and rugs today. Last night I was working at my computer when I felt all these bugs jumping on me. I went to take a Lysol bath and couldn't believe what I killed. I saw little black mites, the bird looking creature bug, an amber spider bug, something that looked like a tiny scorpion, a hair that had a head like a tapeworms only it had antennas 1/2 the length of its body, and those amber pointed rectangle things. Oh yes, I had a few of those gel like creature bugs that I call, "ladies". All had to be viewed with a magnifing glass. Half of this stuff I had and got rid of a year ago. They all came in, I found, from my porch off of the sun room.. There are a bunch of dots on the ceiling out hhere. I sprayed it with Lysol and will clean it better tomorrow. Now, if I were attacked by one kind of critter,

that would make better sense. But to have such a variety attack at one time, that is suspicious. We have had a lot of Chem spraying lately.........................................

Love and light,

.

om: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 3:24 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

Absolutely ! I so much wish I had started internal treatment of the body sooner. It would have changed the whole story I believe...

How about you , did you get hold of your recent invaders ?

Von: Benton <sarahbenton48@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 15:26 Sonntag, 20.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

That is great news, Aggi! It goes with our theory that these mites are passing infections to us. The initial attack may be one of convience for them, but then the infections change the body's environment to support the attackers plus other opportunists. I have noticed that my car only has a problem when my body flares up. It goes away when I take care of the body.

Love and light,

From: Aggi Assmann <aggi_assmann@...>"bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2011 9:00 PMSubject: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I kept all my belongings and am now living absolutely fine in them again. As most of you guys here, I have focussed way to long on treating my environment only since I could not imagine this being an internal issue. After taking an anti-fungal for 2 months and antibiotics for 1 month now, I can proudly announce being 99 % better. I was identified with a blood-sucking mite in 2009. Life is beautiful again :-)

Von: Aandraya <aandraya@...>An: "bird mites " <bird mites > Gesendet: 22:01 Samstag, 19.November 2011Betreff: Re: Re: nomad traveling with mites or other residual effects...

I did not get rid of my truck. I emptied it and let it sit for the winter. I haven't had any issues since. Again, it will take treating for internal chronic infections for the bugs to leave you. They are attracted to fungal/bacterial infections in the skin and body. I had a severe case, I put my things in storage, treated with antibiotics and ALL symptoms gradually decreased until I had zero bugs on me or in my environment. It has been one year that they are gone. I had collembola and other unknown mites or bugs(couldn't see them).

Aandraya

On Nov 19, 2011, at 2:38 PM, cyncity <cyncity718@...> wrote:

Hi Cat-You and I are in the same stage of preparing for transition, and the same state of disgust, and I'm using some of the same strategies. Yes, I too have a lot of small red dots after my epsom/dawn/tea tree bath, and it's scary to see the extent of the skin infestation. Sometimes I dip a Q-tip in peroxide and roll it over a fresh post-bath bite mark, and the bump just seems to implode and die out. Try a cup of borax in the bath, and definitely add borax to your laundry protocol. If I were you, I would ditch the car mama. Because this was your home on wheels, it has to be done, and I think it would bring you some peace of mind. Instead of pushing it off a cliff, why not torch it in the desert and throw a bonfire party. You can call it Burning Bug-Buggy.Here's to a fresh start for both of us.

Cyn

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