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How I Cured Morgellons
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2/20/2019 7:34:39 AM |
Before I begin, I will start with a funny story from school. I collected some one-page writing prompts about Arthur Miller’s play The Crucible. They were rather abysmal. Kids spend too much time on electronic devices—hardly any of them read for pleasure anymore. Really sad. Anyway...I was giving them feedback on their essays, and I made them laugh when I told them that I never wanted to see them I have, what I consider to be, a very important question. It’s about the “debris” issue. Honestly, I have read a lot of posts about individuals who really struggle to clean up their environments. I know that everyone experiences Lyme/Morgellons differently, but I really haven’t had an issue other than these things: (1) In the beginning, for about a year, I used to see what I can only describe as “white dust” on furniture. It never “moved” or anything. Now, I don’t really see it much anymore. It literally could have been dust. My husband has always had a maid come in and clean every two weeks, and he has always been absolutely obsessive about a clean environment: he’s always wiping up something! (2) On the inside of some clothes, I periodically see what I call “white stuff.” I have always assumed that it was skin shedding or a function of all the detoxing I have done from medications and now supplements. It’s more likely to be on cotton clothing, and I obviously see it better on darker clothes. It doesn’t “move” or anything. (3) I have never seen a single thing in any bed that I have ever slept in. No black specs EVER. When others describe the black specs, I don’t know what they mean. I’ve never seen any kind of debris in my bedding. Or any of the bedding in the house. And trust me, I HAVE LOOKED because I am so darn paranoid. Have I just been lucky? Am I missing something? I did move from the apartment where I first started having symptoms to the house I live in now, which thanks to my husband and myself, is SUPER clean. The entire downstairs is hardwood; the upstairs bedrooms and one small study are the only carpeted areas. The basement is bone dry. We are both pretty OCD about cleanliness, for different reasons. No one else in my house (husband, two stepchildren) have ever been bothered by Morgellons/Lyme. Not one bit. Is that the norm? It’s bewildering that I could be the only one bothered if I have an “infestation” in the house. Any thoughts would be appreciated! Jamie | |||
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