Re: Hairlike worm

Omg. I've been looking for someone, somewhere like me. I have these coming out of me daily, all day from all over my body. I was thinking Morgellons, but don't have the lesions. I do also have black and white tiny rocks, things like paint chips (black, white, or black on one side white on the other), small green plant like material, small puffed things that I swear are worms but don't move (black, black with a clear casing, white, clear casing alone, casing not totally filled with black), lint balls, clear salt like particles, and cream colored sharp particles that feel like glass. I can produce these particles whenever I choose by simply applying any type of oil to my skin especially coconut oil. The hair worms are mostly black but I've also produced clear and a copper color. I get small dog like hairs in black or white. And clear string like, almost plastic looking, ones as well.
Whenever I put the black hairworms into water, they move. They actually contort and twist. I have seen them with my own eyes come out of my skin almost like they project. It doesn't come out of a pore, wiggling, just one moment poof, it's there. A moment ago I was going to eat a Danish..I picked it up out of the container.. as I bent my elbow to get it to my mouth, poof, I almost ate it. 8 inches at least. They come out of me by the dozens in the bathtub usually small between an inch to three inches. I have also added everything under the sun into my bath water, distilled white vinegar gets the best results. I have only seen one of the bundled type come out of me but I have found them around my home when cleaning. I will see you what normally would be a ball of hair amd lint but it doesn't look right. I put in the toilet, swims like octopus.
My hair is black and curly so at first I thought it was my hair but some of them are longer than my hair and they're thicker and coarser, wirey. The most troubling part is that some of these things are in my hair coming from my scalp. I can look at my hair in the mirror and know the difference. I have actually seen them move while still attached to my scalp. I can painlessly pluck them out, And they contort in water. I feel them move under my skin. I don't know if there's a bug as well but I feel bugs. I never considered having more than one parasite but I'm going to look up the flukes because that might be the answer to some of my troubles. I have pictures and video of everything I'm talking about, so nope not pyscho. I'm seeing an infectious disease specialist so hopefully soon I can begin some kind of treatment. I've done perenthrin and Ivermectin with no results. Tweet