Greetings,...And May We Be Saved From Darkness, By The Light!
I am taking the opportunity made available by Sorcha's recent article on the subject of the "Fiber disease" To further expose readers to some of the hallmarks that distinguish this emerging plague.
This is knowledge that may one day prove very valuable to all concerned.
This is a creature of whom I have written volumes, here and on other Internet sites. And....As Sorcha intimates, this abomination is a creature from the darkest corner of hell.
If indeed, as Sorcha claims, the "wyrm" was known to the ancients, then it must be that it's keepers have put it back in it's cage at some time in the distant past.
Perhaps now, the door keepers slumber beside open doors?
Or...Are they wakeful and malevolent of intent?
I suspect that this "wyrm" that is mistakenly called "morgellon's disease, is the product of the blackest genius and of the highest order.
To date, very few if any sites on the Internet have an accurate picture or a complete understanding of this plague as it TRULY exists.
It is a creation, so well magnificently well designed and adapted to humans as a host, that I am willing to wager that there are likely less than a half dozen world class micro-biologists on the planet, (still living, that is) who have the skill or the laboratory facilities necessary to engineer such a magnificent work of evil art.
Although there have been several suicides by desperate victims, in and of itself, the current effects of affliction do not appear (so far) to be initially fatal.
However, evidence points to the possibility that it slowly eats it's victims alive, beginning with the skin and then progressing to the internal organs and finally the brain. There are also reports of a rather odd empathetic symbiosis that manifests itself on a behavioral and "mental" level between the parasite and its unfortunate victim. About the best analogy I can come up with to describe this relationship is a modified version of the "Borg."
For example:
Aside from it's physical "organic" effects upon it's victims, it is a documented fact that several forms of adverse emotional behaviors are created out of the progress of the affliction. This includes massive depression, chronic fatigue, and a loss of interest in all things positive in nature, including family, job, etc.
The organism is both systemic and topical, existing in 5 (and possibly 6) different forms, all of which may be found individually and jointly within and on the body of the host.
It adepts itself to mimic the products of the body, such as skin, mucus and hair. It does this by imitating them in form and function, and then by replacing them. It often emerges in it's macro-fiber form, out of healthy hair follicles. In this form, It can then be seen growing side by side with the original hair, both of whom are occupying the same follicle.
However, the parasite soon kills the original hair and replaces it. It does the same with skin. The skin is replaced by a small flat fluke-like form. These can grow together to form huge patches of what appears to be a thick calloused skin. In fact, it is simply the protective shield of the parasite. It insinuates itself within and under this shield in a lateral fashion. It can be upon occasion be snagged with tweezers and removed. In the removal, it must be torn out through the skin in a manner that is very similar to the way a "rip" string is pulled through and out of the paper of a bag of dog food. Since this is the feeding form of the parasite on the surface, there is always some bleeding that results.
It is also this particular form that spawns the nematomorphic worm. This worm, is generally clear, or white, and is the form that is also found using cotton as a vector. When removed from wounds or the skin, this particular nematomorphic worm will undulate and twist in a manner that is very much like that of an angry cobra snake.
Several forms produces the worm. The "wyrm" can be initially attached to the fluke, and at later stages can be found in free form. It is also found in the sluglike 'mucus' form. It is the function of the worm to then begin to devour flesh and body fluids.
The mucus form bears much in similarity to a slug or snail. It is also born out of the fluke form (though there is evidence that any and all of these forms may be able to reproduce the
others)
This form is fond of occupying the nasal cavities, the lungs, and the intestinal tract.
It is the mucus "snail" that will be found carrying the red, blue, and other colored micro fibers. It also produces and spreads the hard black "pepper-like" granules that I suspect are a form of hard shell traveling case for future generations of this thing.
It is important that we keep in mind that these variations are all but one form. They are parts, (if you will) of a Borg-like colony of creatures that can exist as one, yet are one and the same in different forms. As in a bee hive, they are all simply the sum of the collective, existing only in the form assigned to the successful completion of the necessary task as dictated by the current environment.
Interestingly, this parasite also has a proclivity to create skin lesions that will not heal as long as the organism in it's macro-fiber, Nematomorphic worm, or multi colored micro fiber forms continue to remain present.
These forms, (especially the macro (hair sized) fiber appear to facilitate the maintenance of body lesions by exhibiting an uncanny ability to block the body from healing itself at any given location where it has created a lesion.
Further, any accidental cut will instantly become the domain of this creature.
It seems as though any attempt to remove or actively interfere in the process and progress of this organism generates a most violent and actively hostile response on the part of the "collective"
It does this by going into what I call, "production overdrive"
Producing a prodigious amount of seed pods and other responses that simply overwhelm the available attention capabilities of the host.
There remains much yet to be written in the analysis of the nature and behavior of this creature. But that remains the domain of another place and time. In the mean time, I urge you.....be wary of cotton, and above all...
Beware of the "Wyrm, The Serpent, and The Dragon"
I had an infestation of them after a summer spent in the woods....No one, other than the "old timers" around here, knew what they were...the doctors all told me I was carzy, but I pulled several of them out of my skin and looked at them under a microscope!! The "fibers" are the feeding tubes, which go up to the surface of the skin. The way to kill them is to bathe in "skin So Soft'....a VERY strong solution of it, or use one of the treatments for lice. The lice treatment will kill them, but they still remain in your skin. They eventually, work out of the skin through the wearing away of dead skin cells. Thay ARE painful, itch, and cause huge lesions if the larva is not killed. They are generally found in areas where there are a lot of deer or squirrel, but as noted in one of the experiences from the web site, can also "travel" on misquitos.
My dog had one of those. She had a crusty bump for about a month. One day I decided to squeeze it and out popped a maggot.
