Morgellons Disease Wiki and Information Site

What's Morgellons?

If you're wondering what Morgellons is, or you're looking for reliable information published by leading practitioners, See these sites:

• http://www.healthsciences.okstate.edu/morgellons/index.cfm
• http://www.thecehf.org/
• New for 2009-2012! Please add your comments to Morgellons Disease (C17.800.518) which is an entry from the National Library of Medicine's 2012 MESH Database stating that Morgellons is an "unexplained illness which is characterized by skin manifestations including non-healing lesions, itching, and the appearance of fibers. There appears to be a strong association with LYME DISEASE."

For more information on Morgellons, see the following papers published in major medical journals:

• Savely, VR, Stricker, RB, Morgellons Disease: the Mystery Unfolds, Expert Review of Dermatology .
• Bransfield, RT, Morgellons Disease .
• Harvey, WT, Morgellons disease .
  Latest information on morgellons:
• Videos from 2008 at NMO's Annual Scientific/Medical Conference on Morgellons.
• An Article on 2009 Morgellons Conference suggests Chronic Lyme and Agrobacterium working in synergy via compatible Telomerases ....
• Morgellons Sufferers Continue The Fight To Be Heard -- Researchers Expose Flawed CDC Study at Upcoming Morgellons Disease Conference in Austin, Texas
• I am not mad, Morgellons IS real': Thousands claim to suffer from the agonising skin condition but doctors say it is psychological
• Morgellons disease could be caused by mites
  

Don't Believe The Hype

Even in major medical journals, there's a lot of published BS so be sure to avoid these fine purveyors of medical quackery! Funny how that happens when you've got a fundamentally corrupt-by-design medical system sponsoring flawed-by-design studies from monetarily vested interests in making sure people stay sick (10 minute trailer). Some even say it's been done for more evil puposes than the usual mindless corporate greed expected from our business leaders and government. This is certainly related to the denial to grant Robert Gallo a Nobel prize for the disovery of AIDS, since he worked on bioweapons, and the very interesting opinions of the actual winner of that prize, Luc Montagnier, on the role of Oxidative stress in chronic disease. He also has interesting opinions on Mycoplasma and "Gulf War Syndrome", Lyme disease, autism and chronic infections, which as noted above, is potentially related to Morgellons, as it is related to Autism and Aspberger's Syndrome, and numerous related chronic diseases. Might be a good idea to ask yourself whether your HMO doctor is happily following orders for another Tuskegee syphilis experiment or Guatemala syphilis experiment -- the government organization involved in these heinous crimes got renamed to the CDC, hoping to fool people that their longstanding unethical medical practices and human-rights violations have ceased. The reality is that the CDC's "unexplained dermopathy" nonsense is another in a long series of unethical human experiments done in collaboration with the murderers known as "Kaiser Permanente."

Site Overview and New-User Instructions

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After you register with a valid e-mail address. You should receive email with subject "Validate your account on morgellonswiki.info" - Click on the link where it says "In order to activate your account, please follow this link." Then log-in with your account, please use the 'Drafts' folder for any public proposals or subtopics you want to write about. If you prefer developing your document(s) in private, use the 'DraftsPrivate' space, which can only be viewed by registered, logged-in users. Both these "spaces" are writable by all registered users that have logged-in. However this is not the wild-west (or Wikipedia): note that editorial control of irrelevant content, shameless marketing & spam will be strictly enforced!

After a successful login, when you browse this 'Drafts' or 'DraftsPrivate' space, note the "Create" panel on the right-hand side - it indicates you have write permissions in that space. In the "Create" panel:

1. check the default "New Page*" option is selected,
2. type-in the name of the page you want to create;
3. click 'Create.'
4. Note: Be sure your new page's name contains no characters such as '.' (period) '/' (forward-slash), '' (backslash), '"' (quote), "'" (single-quote). This is because the document name (not the document title) is used as the URL, and those characters have special meaning in the "location" bar of your browser. It's a good practice (although it may work for you, it might break for someone else) to also not use the ' ' (space)* character in the names of documents you create. In general, "CamelCase" names like this are preferred: e.g. CDCLiesVersusLymeReality.

When you browse an "/xwiki/bin/edit" URL or use the "Create" panel, you'll be launched into XWiki's cool new WYWIWYG editor. The document you're editing only becomes visible on the web once you explicitly save it (see buttons at bottom of page); if you cancel, or browse to a diffferent web-page, nothing will get saved. In the case of accidentally browsing to a different page, you can use your browser's "back" button to bring you back to the editor. Use the "comment" field to help people understand what got changed.

After you decide to save, go to "What's New" & you'll see the document you just saved. The "RSS feed" will broadcast the existence of that new document. Remember: there's a record of everything done and changed, so if an "editing accident" occurs, any damage can easily be undone or rolled-back (see the "History" panel at the bottom of the document viewer (which is in every document view, and also at the bottom of the page you're viewing currently).

Once some progress is noted on your document(s), the administrator(s) can promote you to being an editor of your own page(s), or area(s); and after that, you can get editing rights to additional spaces and areas of the site.

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