Ruth
10/9/2016
7:33:01 AM | Hello Siani,
I've been thinking about your question about your husband and looking at his skin with the microscope. I often think about Adrianne's comment that not everything we see is morgellons. It can sometimes be difficult working out what is and what isn't though.
Its possible that if we look at anyone's skin with a microscope we would see bits of dust and fibres that have come from clothes or the air or surfaces around us. So I think that how I would approach it would be to wipe an area of skin clean and check it was clear with the microscope first and then spray on some Kleen Green if you have it which is good to spray on skin (just keep it away from the eyes). Let it air dry and whilst it is drying keep looking at the area with the microscope. you could also try using coconut oil after the Kleen Green. If you see anything new on the skin or coming out of the skin then you would be more sure that it wasn't from the environment.
Maybe others have some more ideas.
Love Ruth x |
