"I 'think' that's a great idea, ICU!!"
"I 'think' that's a great idea, ICU!!"
"I 'think' that's a great idea, ICU!!"

why bother. they can't help you anyway. if you are serious about clearing parasites, look into rife. I tried everything for my issues, never go lasting results. since i got serious with rife last year, I have seen unspeakable things, and gone through hellish die off. i know now that, even if doctors believed you, some of these parasites would eat the drugs for breakfast. herbs? forget about it unless done properly and as part of an overall protocal. one word. rife.

ICU, you are funny and have provided a wealth of information here. I've been reading you post for awhile now and have even directed people from antoher Morgellons site to read your information on different types of parasitic worms. I've been through all the drs. and thier closed mindessnes and referals, ingorance and arrogance. This is my first post here and have only posted for a short time at a Morgellons site (the only other site I've ever joined}. I see how busy you are replying to post. I believe that I have some kind of worm but am having a hard time tracking down exactly what kind it is. I've researched for over 2 years now and have tried many things, such a Ivermection, vermox, scabies cream, Wormwood ,cloves, herbs, ect.. I have very tiny white wormy things coming out of my skin, sinuses, ears, face, back and buttucks. My ears started a high pitched buzz about a year ago (it is constant and louder at night). When I pick these things from my skin they admit a gooey substance that holds them tight under my skin and feels like a barb or hook on it holding it even tighter, making it near impossible to pull them out. The goo dries to a hard like superglue substance on my skin protecting them I think? I can scape them off and it's not easy,alot of the time they come right back in the same spots of scatter to nearby areas. They are white egg looking things, but some of them appear to of had a blood meal and ooz with gooey looking blood when I pull them out (bleeds abnormally for a long time, even the smallest of them). The eggs are about the size of a sesame seed and the wormy ones are a tiny bit long, but not much longer. I have had l to 2 inch stringy looking worm things coming out of my sinuses that no one should have up thier (boody or a dark strings thing inside a clear membrane). Stringy looking wormy things in my eyes as well. My vision is usually blurred now all the time.
I have never posted this much info in depth before, but decided that if anyone after reading you post, that you may get me on the right track as to idenity and treatment protocal.
Desperate times call for desperate measures! If you can help in any way, it would be muchly appreciated.
Still hanging on to hope and sanity but it's been rough.
Sincerely, ceablue (Cindy)
cbrm@olypen.com

A simpler idea -- ask them, since they don't believe in parasites, to prove we're delusional by chowing down on some of the egg samples we bring in. I mean, they're not parasite eggs, right? Because we're delusional? So why would they hesitate? (One could offer to pay them a few hundred dollars, as an incentive. They can't really refuse without admitting we might not be so delusional.)

I am evil, but doctors are worse.

I 'think' that's a great idea, ICU!!

Boys, wish that would work! I took in 4 glass containers with worms in 91% alcohol and when I pulled a jar out, and put it on his desk, it was labeled, the guy pushed back his chair and took out!. Reminded me of a Texas Sidewinder, jumping right and left to get away!! Needless to say, his nurse came in II I had waited about 5 minutes for him to return, and she told me he h ad an emergency and I needed to re-book an appointment! This happened in Northern NV

Canadian doctors are useless when comes to parasites. We do not have medicine (Albendazol and Ivermectin) approved by health canada so there is no point to see a doc. My family doc says that all symptoms I have due to menopause. Thanks to you guys for info and different posts. I am so greatful for it.