Re: Re:Yes, Kajay cheap and easy works best.

December 9, 2011

I agree, Kajay. I always had to go to the laundromat anyway, even b4 mites, so the expense became enormous - sending laundry out was cheaper expecially disposable sheets which I changed amost every day and the disposable cups and plates helped to relieve the tremendous daily cleaning rituals. And now that I live in a little hotel room, I live in the simplest manner. From: Kajay109 <kajay109@...> "bird mites " <bird mites > Sent: Friday, December 9, 2011 8:03 AM Subject: Re: Re: overwhelmed and terribly depressed

No. I wash with Arm & Hammer - a little ammonia in the wash and a lot in the rinse cycle and I let that sit for a while - 30 min or overnight, doesn't matter. Dry 2 hrs except sleepwear 4 hrs.

Clothes I wear "out" - that is to work and social outings - I get dry-cleaned. Our cleaner uses the scent free chemicals and they kill everything.

I sat down one day years ago and calculated the cost of laundering vs dry cleaning in time and money. Dry cleaning is cheaper and really increases the sanity level! I did the same kind of calculation when I was considering buying disposable sheets, and again when I was comparing the cost of disposable plates and bowls vs washing real dishes in the dishwasher. The easier solution in each case proved also to be the cheapest when I calculated all direct and indirect costs. In each case, needless to say, I was grateful at the outcome!

kajay

From: christine french <karmakatmeow@...>bird mites Sent: Friday, December 9, 2011 3:33 AMSubject: Re: Re: overwhelmed and terribly depressed

Thanks for helpful advice kajayDo u steam iron too?COn Fri, Dec 9, 2011 02:14 GMT Kajay109 wrote:>I love me some monster zip-locs! Great advice! They tend to be thicker than the smaller ones. My staples are the Jumbo hefty bags though (slide-locks). I put my clothes straight in those when I take them off. Nothing ever goes into a bin unbagged. They don't come out till it is wash or dry cleaning time. Also, I keep the bags dusted with Arm and Hammer (dry) so that they do not themselves become contaminants. I have recycled and recycled those things. When I empty them, I fold them in half, press out the air, and slide the lock closed. They stack better that way.> >When I remove clothes from the dryer, I put them into plastic bins that sit on plastic bins. I use the bottom ones for long-term storage (lots of menthol around the edges) and to get the daily use ones off the floor (just a touch of menthol). I put

the clean clothes into new garbage bags and put the garbage bags into the bins. I don't have to seal the garbage bags. I do tape up the vent holes on the bins though. Helps.> >kajay> >>________________________________> From: "Goldstein@..." <Goldstein@...>>bird mites >Sent: Wednesday, December 7, 2011 7:19 PM>Subject: Re: Re: overwhelmed and terribly depressed> >> > > >Some people have slept on

air beds

for some time. I know Bill did and so did we for about a year. Some day there must be books written on all of our experiences. I know that Kajay has put together quite a lot of information. Bill includes scripture with his email here. So at the end there is usually something there. If you have kept any of his posts, check it out. >>If the plastic boxes are air tight, it probably is safe, but if not air tight, it would be best to keep them somewhere outside of the apartment. You can also get huge plastic sealable bags which is what I used too. It is also possible to put duct tape around a seal if you think you won't be opening the plastic box for a long time.>>>>>________________________________>From: "christine french" <karmakatmeow@...>>bird mites >Sent: Wednesday, December 7, 2011 3:07:10 PM>Subject: Re: Re: overwhelmed and terribly depressed>>Thank you linda>I apreciate all that advice!:-)>Will look into steam press but need money esential like bed justnow>Sorry ur health not great either though im so glad u not got mites now!>Think it very kind that u stay on here to help people wi ur experience as it is quite mind boggling isnt it!>Is it safe to store plastic boxes with things that could be vulnerable in the same flat,the new one?>Yes,you are correct about the spirit i must pray n ask for guidance much more.>Where are bills scriptures?>I like when bill

says

god bless>Really like to think god is blessing me and all of us.>Especially when things get too much n quite scarey!>Im hopin a friend will help me move!!>C>On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 19:47 GMT Goldstein@... wrote:>>>Can you get plastic boxes and put some of those things away for a year or two? Start treating internally, as well as externally. Later you can put out ornaments. My house was very bare for quite some time. >>>> >>>>>>more >>>>>> >>>>>>[1] Reply >>>>>>[2] Reply All >>>>>>[3] Forward >>>>>>[4] Delete >>>>>>[6] Report as Spam >>>>>>[5] Move >>>>>>[9] Next Message >>>>>>[7] Previous Message >>>>>>[0] Inbox >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>Sign Out doe1769 >>>>>> 2010 Inc - All rights reserved >>>>>>Privacy | Legal | Help >>>>>>t-zones Home >>>>>> >>>>>> 2ND RE-PASTED POST FROM RITA >>>>>> >>>>>>

Re: Benzoyl Peroxide seems to kill mites on the skin >>>>>>From: buggeredbymites >>>>>>bird mites >>>>>> Date: Fri May 01 19:59:32 2009 >>>>>>The rational makes sense: Open the pores, then blast the buggers out with a deadly dessicant like BP. this is similar to the principal of sulfur combined with oils which drive them out for air, where they then meet their demise via the hands of an effective drying agent. I like the speedy, one-two punch approach these topicals afford. No point in dragging this crap out any longer than necessary. >>>>>> >>>>>>>Can't believe how long it's been since I've had time to reply..taking care>of my son and all of these rituals to keep the

mites from biting leave me>with no spare second!>>Thanks again for your replies.>>I started washing everything in Arm & hammer powdered free & clear>detergent...i have baking soda sprinkled around the floor around the bed>and under the legs of the bed frame. I have to keep the bed against the>wall since my son sleeps in my bed. This whole thing started when he was>only 10 months; the bites, living in a hotel and then with my in-laws for>2 months w/o my husband. Once we moved back, he gets hysterical when his>dad leaves for work...it was such a traumatic experience. I don't have the>heart to move him to a crib.>>Baking soda is also sprinkled around the floor where the wall meets it in>the bedroom. I spray the walls and mattress/pillowcases down with lysol>and slightly >>>>diluted >>>>>> alcohol everyday. I have mattress and pillow bed bug>covers

on...>>It seems the bites I get from the environment happen when I wake in the>night to give my son a bottle or change his diaper. Like they are waiting>on the floor for me...>>I wash linens and clothes after one use and vacuum/ mop with lysol and pine>sol about 3-4 days a week.>>We shower twice a day. Bathe my son once everyday. We scrub our bodies we>epsoms and selsun blue menthol.>>So...i finally got into my dermatologist and he told me that the mites are>in my skin. I must be re-infecting everything from my body? He have me>permethrin cream(sp)...i am going to try it with my husband tonight. What>if my son has mites in his skin? The dr. said it is not necessary to use>on him. Will he re-infect us?>>Has permethrin worked for anyone?>>I finally saw them crawl out of my skin, too!!!!! I used selsun menthol>and left it on in the shower for a while...when I got out I sprayed

>>>>>myself>with >>>>>> alcohol and saw them crawl out! And then crawl back in >>My husband then came in and poured oil on after I sprayed my skin and>killed some...he is a scientist and it blew his mind!!7>>I definitely think I have lyme and bart...i can now make sense of symptoms>from 12 + years ago. I was referred to a neurologist for leg numbness that>started 2+years ago. Just had the testing done last week.>>Also saw a functional med dr. who did some bloodwork and put me on a liver>detox and 10 supplements. I.also went to a lyme seminar from a local>herbalist. He has lyme ( so does his wife) and sees many other lyme>patients. I think he can probably help.>>I will ask my dr. for a lyme test at my next visit.>>Help!! How do I get these suckers out of me??????>>Thanks for reading this rant!>>E>>>>>> Hi Elissa>>>> And

welcome to this forum. I did buy a dehumidifier and it helped to>some degree.....>>>> From: "Elissa " <elissarachel@...>>> >>>>>> bird mites >> Sent: Thursday...>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> END OF REPASTED POST , >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>bye , >>>>>> >>>>>>Bill >>>>>>(Let me know how t work & any other tips you learn, .... please ) >>>>>

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

December 9, 2011

Its an awful awful thing this,takin away peoples comforts

I just had spray boots insecticide

Felt crawling all up tights n bite toes when out

Cant cope with this

Been six months

How can folk live like this?

Christmas is well n truly canceled for me this year

So unhapy wi this

Just threw out all my books

Clothes to follow

Unbelievable this

Strips the joy away:-(

On Fri, Dec 9, 2011 17:34 GMT Doris Kennedy wrote:

>I agree, Kajay. I always had to go to the laundromat anyway, even b4 mites, so

the expense became enormous - sending laundry out was cheaper expecially

disposable sheets which I changed amost every day and the disposable cups and

plates helped to relieve the tremendous daily cleaning rituals.

>

>And now that I live in a little hotel room, I live in the simplest manner.

>

>________________________________

> From: Kajay109 <kajay109@...>

> " bird mites " <bird mites >

>Sent: Friday, December 9, 2011 8:03 AM

>Subject: Re: Re: overwhelmed and terribly depressed

>

>No. I wash with Arm & Hammer - a little ammonia in the wash and a lot in the

rinse cycle and I let that sit for a while - 30 min or overnight, doesn't

matter. Dry 2 hrs except sleepwear 4 hrs.

>

>Clothes I wear " out " - that is to work and social outings - I get dry-cleaned.

Our cleaner uses the scent free chemicals and they kill everything.

>

>I sat down one day years ago and calculated the cost of laundering vs dry

cleaning in time and money. Dry cleaning is cheaper and really increases the

sanity level! I did the same kind of calculation when I was considering buying

disposable sheets, and again when I was comparing the cost of disposable plates

and bowls vs washing real dishes in the dishwasher. The easier solution in each

case proved also to be the cheapest when I calculated all direct and indirect

costs. In each case, needless to say, I was grateful at the outcome!

>

>kajay

>

>________________________________

>From: christine french <karmakatmeow@...>

>bird mites

>Sent: Friday, December 9, 2011 3:33 AM

>Subject: Re: Re: overwhelmed and terribly depressed

>

>Thanks for helpful advice kajay

>Do u steam iron too?

>C

>On Fri, Dec 9, 2011 02:14 GMT Kajay109 wrote:

>

>>I love me some monster zip-locs! Great advice! They tend to be thicker than

the smaller ones. My staples are the Jumbo hefty bags though (slide-locks). I

put my clothes straight in those when I take them off. Nothing ever goes into a

bin unbagged. They don't come out till it is wash or dry cleaning time. Also, I

keep the bags dusted with Arm and Hammer (dry) so that they do not themselves

become contaminants. I have recycled and recycled those things. When I empty

them, I fold them in half, press out the air, and slide the lock closed. They

stack better that way.

>>

>>When I remove clothes from the dryer, I put them into plastic bins that sit on

plastic bins. I use the bottom ones for long-term storage (lots of menthol

around the edges) and to get the daily use ones off the floor (just a touch of

menthol). I put

> the clean clothes into new garbage bags and put the garbage bags into the

bins. I don't have to seal the garbage bags. I do tape up the vent holes on the

bins though. Helps.

>>

>>kajay

>>

>>________________________________

>> From: " Goldstein@... " <Goldstein@...>

>>bird mites

>>Sent: Wednesday, December 7, 2011 7:19 PM

>>Subject: Re: Re: overwhelmed and terribly depressed

>>

>>Some people have slept on air beds

> for some time. I know Bill did and so did we for about a year. Some day

there must be books written on all of our experiences. I know that Kajay has

put together quite a lot of information. Bill includes scripture with his email

here. So at the end there is usually something there. If you have kept any of

his posts, check it out.

>>

>>If the plastic boxes are air tight, it probably is safe, but if not air tight,

it would be best to keep them somewhere outside of the apartment. You can also

get huge plastic sealable bags which is what I used too. It is also possible to

put duct tape around a seal if you think you won't be opening the plastic box

for a long time.

>>

>>________________________________

>>From: " christine french " <karmakatmeow@...>

>>bird mites

>>Sent: Wednesday, December 7, 2011 3:07:10 PM

>>Subject: Re: Re: overwhelmed and terribly depressed

>>

>>Thank you linda

>>I apreciate all that advice!:-)

>>Will look into steam press but need money esential like bed justnow

>>Sorry ur health not great either though im so glad u not got mites now!

>>Think it very kind that u stay on here to help people wi ur experience as it

is quite mind boggling isnt it!

>>Is it safe to store plastic boxes with things that could be vulnerable in the

same flat,the new one?

>>Yes,you are correct about the spirit i must pray n ask for guidance much more.

>>Where are bills scriptures?

>>I like when bill says

> god bless

>>Really like to think god is blessing me and all of us.

>>Especially when things get too much n quite scarey!

>>Im hopin a friend will help me move!!

>>C

>>On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 19:47 GMT Goldstein@... wrote:

>>

>>>Can you get plastic boxes and put some of those things away for a year or

two? Start treating internally, as well as externally. Later you can put out

ornaments. My house was very bare for quite some time.

>>>

>>>>>>>more

>>>>>>>

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>>>>>>> 2ND RE-PASTED POST FROM RITA

>>>>>>>

> Re: Benzoyl Peroxide seems to kill mites on the skin

>>>>>>>From: buggeredbymites

>>>>>>>bird mites

>>>>>>> Date: Fri May 01 19:59:32 2009

>>>>>>>The rational makes sense: Open the pores, then blast the buggers out with

a deadly dessicant like BP. this is similar to the principal of sulfur combined

with oils which drive them out for air, where they then meet their demise via

the hands of an effective drying agent. I like the speedy, one-two punch

approach these topicals afford. No point in dragging this crap out any longer

than necessary.

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>Can't believe how

long it's been since I've had time to reply..taking care>of my son and all of

these rituals to keep the

> mites from biting leave me>with no spare second!>>Thanks again for your

replies.>>I started washing everything in Arm & hammer powdered free &

clear>detergent...i have baking soda sprinkled around the floor around the

bed>and under the legs of the bed frame. I have to keep the bed against the>wall

since my son sleeps in my bed. This whole thing started when he was>only 10

months; the bites, living in a hotel and then with my in-laws for>2 months w/o

my husband. Once we moved back, he gets hysterical when his>dad leaves for

work...it was such a traumatic experience. I don't have the>heart to move him to

a crib.>>Baking soda is also sprinkled around the floor where the wall meets it

in>the bedroom. I spray the walls and mattress/pillowcases down with lysol>and

slightly

>>>>>diluted

>>>>>>> alcohol everyday. I have mattress and pillow bed bug>covers

> on...>>It seems the bites I get from the environment happen when I wake in

the>night to give my son a bottle or change his diaper. Like they are waiting>on

the floor for me...>>I wash linens and clothes after one use and vacuum/ mop

with lysol and pine>sol about 3-4 days a week.>>We shower twice a day. Bathe my

son once everyday. We scrub our bodies we>epsoms and selsun blue

menthol.>>So...i finally got into my dermatologist and he told me that the mites

are>in my skin. I must be re-infecting everything from my body? He have

me>permethrin cream(sp)...i am going to try it with my husband tonight. What>if

my son has mites in his skin? The dr. said it is not necessary to use>on him.

Will he re-infect us?>>Has permethrin worked for anyone?>>I finally saw them

crawl out of my skin, too!!!!! I used selsun menthol>and left it on in the

shower for a while...when I got out I sprayed

>>>>>>myself>with

>>>>>>> alcohol and saw them crawl out! And then crawl back in >>My husband

then came in and poured oil on after I sprayed my skin and>killed some...he is a

scientist and it blew his mind!!7>>I definitely think I have lyme and bart...i

can now make sense of symptoms>from 12 + years ago. I was referred to a

neurologist for leg numbness that>started 2+years ago. Just had the testing done

last week.>>Also saw a functional med dr. who did some bloodwork and put me on a

liver>detox and 10 supplements. I.also went to a lyme seminar from a

local>herbalist. He has lyme ( so does his wife) and sees many other

lyme>patients. I think he can probably help.>>I will ask my dr. for a lyme test

at my next visit.>>Help!! How do I get these suckers out of me??????>>Thanks for

reading this rant!>>E>>>>>> Hi Elissa>>>> And

> welcome to this forum. I did buy a dehumidifier and it helped to>some

degree.....>>>> From: " Elissa " <elissarachel@...>>> To:

>>>>>>> bird mites >> Sent: Thursday...>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>> END OF REPASTED POST ,

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>bye ,

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>Bill

>>>>>>>(Let me know how t work & any other tips you learn, .... please )

>>>>>>

>>>>>

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

>>>>>

December 9, 2011

So so sorry . All of us who have suffered with this know the kind of sense of loss of happiness you are talking about. We've been there and when things start to get better a renewed sense of joy comes... so you have had this for six months now? Please tell us exactly what you were able to do for yourself so far, if you don't mind. From: "christine french" <karmakatmeow@...>bird mites Sent: Friday, December 9, 2011 9:51:23 AMSubject: Re: Re:Yes, Kajay cheap and easy works best.Its an awful awful thing this,takin away peoples comfortsI just had spray boots insecticideFelt crawling all up tights n bite toes when outCant cope with thisBeen six monthsHow can folk live like this?Christmas is well n truly canceled for me this yearSo unhapy wi thisJust threw out all my booksClothes to followUnbelievable thisStrips the joy away:-(On Fri, Dec 9, 2011 17:34 GMT Doris Kennedy wrote:>I agree, Kajay. I always had to go to the laundromat anyway, even b4 mites, so the expense became enormous - sending laundry out was cheaper expecially disposable sheets which I changed amost every day and the disposable cups and plates helped to relieve the tremendous daily cleaning rituals.> >And now that I live in a little hotel room, I live in the simplest manner.> >>________________________________> From: Kajay109 <kajay109@...>>"bird mites " <bird mites > >Sent: Friday, December 9, 2011 8:03 AM>Subject: Re: Re: overwhelmed and terribly depressed> >> > > >No. I wash with Arm & Hammer - a little ammonia in the wash and a lot in the rinse cycle and I let that sit for a while - 30 min or overnight, doesn't matter. Dry 2 hrs except sleepwear 4 hrs. > >Clothes I wear "out" - that is to work and social outings - I get dry-cleaned. Our cleaner uses the scent free chemicals and they kill everything. > >I sat down one day years ago and calculated the cost of laundering vs dry cleaning in time and money. Dry cleaning is cheaper and really increases the sanity level! I did the same kind of calculation when I was considering buying disposable sheets, and again when I was comparing the cost of disposable plates and bowls vs washing real dishes in the dishwasher. The easier solution in each case proved also to be the cheapest when I calculated all direct and indirect costs. In each case, needless to say, I was grateful at the outcome! > >kajay > > >>________________________________>From: christine french <karmakatmeow@...>>bird mites >Sent: Friday, December 9, 2011 3:33 AM>Subject: Re: Re: overwhelmed and terribly depressed>>> >Thanks for helpful advice kajay>Do u steam iron too?>C>On Fri, Dec 9, 2011 02:14 GMT Kajay109 wrote:>>>I love me some monster zip-locs! Great advice! They tend to be thicker than the smaller ones. My staples are the Jumbo hefty bags though (slide-locks). I put my clothes straight in those when I take them off. Nothing ever goes into a bin unbagged. They don't come out till it is wash or dry cleaning time. Also, I keep the bags dusted with Arm and Hammer (dry) so that they do not themselves become contaminants. I have recycled and recycled those things. When I empty them, I fold them in half, press out the air, and slide the lock closed. They stack better that way.>> >>When I remove clothes from the dryer, I put them into plastic bins that sit on plastic bins. I use the bottom ones for long-term storage (lots of menthol around the edges) and to get the daily use ones off the floor (just a touch of menthol). I put> the clean clothes into new garbage bags and put the garbage bags into the bins. I don't have to seal the garbage bags. I do tape up the vent holes on the bins though. Helps.>> >>kajay>> >>>>________________________________>> From: "Goldstein@..." <Goldstein@...>>>bird mites >>Sent: Wednesday, December 7, 2011 7:19 PM>>Subject: Re: Re: overwhelmed and terribly depressed>> >>>> >> >> >>Some people have slept on air beds> for some time. I know Bill did and so did we for about a year. Some day there must be books written on all of our experiences. I know that Kajay has put together quite a lot of information. Bill includes scripture with his email here. So at the end there is usually something there. If you have kept any of his posts, check it out. >>>>If the plastic boxes are air tight, it probably is safe, but if not air tight, it would be best to keep them somewhere outside of the apartment. You can also get huge plastic sealable bags which is what I used too. It is also possible to put duct tape around a seal if you think you won't be opening the plastic box for a long time.>>>>>>>>>>________________________________>>From: "christine french" <karmakatmeow@...>>>bird mites >>Sent: Wednesday, December 7, 2011 3:07:10 PM>>Subject: Re: Re: overwhelmed and terribly depressed>>>>Thank you linda>>I apreciate all that advice!:-)>>Will look into steam press but need money esential like bed justnow>>Sorry ur health not great either though im so glad u not got mites now!>>Think it very kind that u stay on here to help people wi ur experience as it is quite mind boggling isnt it!>>Is it safe to store plastic boxes with things that could be vulnerable in the same flat,the new one?>>Yes,you are correct about the spirit i must pray n ask for guidance much more.>>Where are bills scriptures?>>I like when bill says> god bless>>Really like to think god is blessing me and all of us.>>Especially when things get too much n quite scarey!>>Im hopin a friend will help me move!!>>C>>On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 19:47 GMT Goldstein@... wrote:>>>>>Can you get plastic boxes and put some of those things away for a year or two? Start treating internally, as well as externally. Later you can put out ornaments. My house was very bare for quite some time. >>>>>> >>>>>>>more >>>>>>> >>>>>>>[1] Reply >>>>>>>[2] Reply All >>>>>>>[3] Forward >>>>>>>[4] Delete >>>>>>>[6] Report as Spam >>>>>>>[5] Move >>>>>>>[9] Next Message >>>>>>>[7] Previous Message >>>>>>>[0] Inbox >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Sign Out doe1769 >>>>>>> 2010 Inc - All rights reserved >>>>>>>Privacy | Legal | Help >>>>>>>t-zones Home >>>>>>> >>>>>>> 2ND RE-PASTED POST FROM RITA >>>>>>> >>>>>>> > Re: Benzoyl Peroxide seems to kill mites on the skin >>>>>>>From: buggeredbymites >>>>>>>bird mites >>>>>>> Date: Fri May 01 19:59:32 2009 >>>>>>>The rational makes sense: Open the pores, then blast the buggers out with a deadly dessicant like BP. this is similar to the principal of sulfur combined with oils which drive them out for air, where they then meet their demise via the hands of an effective drying agent. I like the speedy, one-two punch approach these topicals afford. No point in dragging this crap out any longer than necessary. >>>>>>> >>>>>>>>Can't believe how long it's been since I've had time to reply..taking care>of my son and all of these rituals to keep the> mites from biting leave me>with no spare second!>>Thanks again for your replies.>>I started washing everything in Arm & hammer powdered free & clear>detergent...i have baking soda sprinkled around the floor around the bed>and under the legs of the bed frame. I have to keep the bed against the>wall since my son sleeps in my bed. This whole thing started when he was>only 10 months; the bites, living in a hotel and then with my in-laws for>2 months w/o my husband. Once we moved back, he gets hysterical when his>dad leaves for work...it was such a traumatic experience. I don't have the>heart to move him to a crib.>>Baking soda is also sprinkled around the floor where the wall meets it in>the bedroom. I spray the walls and mattress/pillowcases down with lysol>and slightly >>>>>diluted >>>>>>> alcohol everyday. I have mattress and pillow bed bug>covers> on...>>It seems the bites I get from the environment happen when I wake in the>night to give my son a bottle or change his diaper. Like they are waiting>on the floor for me...>>I wash linens and clothes after one use and vacuum/ mop with lysol and pine>sol about 3-4 days a week.>>We shower twice a day. Bathe my son once everyday. We scrub our bodies we>epsoms and selsun blue menthol.>>So...i finally got into my dermatologist and he told me that the mites are>in my skin. I must be re-infecting everything from my body? He have me>permethrin cream(sp)...i am going to try it with my husband tonight. What>if my son has mites in his skin? The dr. said it is not necessary to use>on him. Will he re-infect us?>>Has permethrin worked for anyone?>>I finally saw them crawl out of my skin, too!!!!! I used selsun menthol>and left it on in the shower for a while...when I got out I sprayed >>>>>>myself>with >>>>>>> alcohol and saw them crawl out! And then crawl back in >>My husband then came in and poured oil on after I sprayed my skin and>killed some...he is a scientist and it blew his mind!!7>>I definitely think I have lyme and bart...i can now make sense of symptoms>from 12 + years ago. I was referred to a neurologist for leg numbness that>started 2+years ago. Just had the testing done last week.>>Also saw a functional med dr. who did some bloodwork and put me on a liver>detox and 10 supplements. I.also went to a lyme seminar from a local>herbalist. He has lyme ( so does his wife) and sees many other lyme>patients. I think he can probably help.>>I will ask my dr. for a lyme test at my next visit.>>Help!! How do I get these suckers out of me??????>>Thanks for reading this rant!>>E>>>>>> Hi Elissa>>>> And> welcome to this forum. I did buy a dehumidifier and it helped to>some degree.....>>>> From: "Elissa " <elissarachel@...>>> >>>>>>> bird mites >> Sent: Thursday...>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> END OF REPASTED POST , >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>>bye , >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Bill >>>>>>>(Let me know how t work & any other tips you learn, .... please ) >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>------------------------------------ >>>>> >>>>>

December 9, 2011

Thank u so much linda it helps so much to be understood

When they crawl or bite esp outside i crumble inside while pretending to outside

world it ok

Thought for ages they tiny fleas!:-(

How do people not get proper diagnosis when we have the little black dots?

Is that not them?

Did salt floors days,baking soda,lice spray,floors,two lots permethrin wi nylar

,floors,sofa,furniture,hoover lots,washed everythin 60 degree,then clothes wi

epsom salt vinegar,floors vinegar,cat baths,vinegar dilyte ears,hibiscrub dilute

cats ears,steam cleaned 140 degree bed,floors,wash me tea tree pepermint

eucaltptus,take dida probioic internaly,permethrin n nylar saltidin,hibiscrub n

vinegar in boots shoes,blow dry hot air shoes to kill

Im exhausted

Stil nowhere else to live

Oh linda:-(

On Fri, Dec 9, 2011 17:55 GMT Goldstein@... wrote:

>So so sorry . All of us who have suffered with this know the kind of

sense of loss of happiness you are talking about. We've been there and when

things start to get better a renewed sense of joy comes... so you have had this

for six months now? Please tell us exactly what you were able to do for yourself

so far, if you don't mind.

>

>>>>>>>>more

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>[1] Reply

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>>>>>>>>

>> Re: Benzoyl Peroxide seems to kill mites on the skin

>>>>>>>>From: buggeredbymites

>>>>>>>>bird mites

>>>>>>>> Date: Fri May 01 19:59:32 2009

>>>>>>>>The rational makes sense: Open the pores, then blast the buggers out

with a deadly dessicant like BP. this is similar to the principal of sulfur

combined with oils which drive them out for air, where they then meet their

demise via the hands of an effective drying agent. I like the speedy, one-two

punch approach these topicals afford. No point in dragging this crap out any

longer than necessary.

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>>Can't believe how

long it's been since I've had time to reply..taking care>of my son and all of

these rituals to keep the

>> mites from biting leave me>with no spare second!>>Thanks again for your