Guest guest Posted June 22, 2008 Report Share Posted June 22, 2008 I have to comment. I can't keep my mouth shut another minute. How callous to recommend the ER. giessh.... Venting> For the past couple of days I have felt the urge not to live anymore.> Yesterday when I was coming back from work, I have to cross a busy> interception in the opposite direction and it was at one point I was> hoping one would hit me and this would be all over with. I can't> describe how frustrating this is to a person who has never had this> but I know most of you know. I normally break down crying at least> four times a day now. > My apartment is covered in head to toe in Epsom salt and I bought a> dehumidifier. It doesn't seem to be working. I'm on my six time> taking ivermectin. My eye sight has started to go because of the> sulfur, my throat hurts everyone once in a while from the cleaning> products, and my brain has lost so much intelligence. I don't> understand why there is nothing out there for help. I just don't. I> have a doctor's appointment on Tuesday to get Tetracycline but fear> rejection once again. I only get so many appointments a year and> don't have the money to keep on pumping them out. I'm trying to> commit myself to only this and work but I fear at points it is too> much. My parents have not been much help but I guess I can> understand. My brother has some kind of chromosome disorder causing> seizures so they mostly bothered with him or my sister who is still in> high school. They sent the money for the dehumidifier but I don't> think they can handle anymore emotional drama. Not to mention my mom> won't shut-up about student loans and how I don't want to get bad> credit. I'm going to be honest, I don't fucking care right now. > The thing that sucks most about this is I didn't do anything to get> this. I didn't have sex with 12 random guys in a methlab, didn't> smoke, do drugs, snort glue, and yet here I am, once a perfectly> healthy individual, slowly destroying myself in attempt to free myself> of something that no one will help me with. I once had an IQ of 130,> nice skin, and was a pretty easy going person. Now I fear my brain> will be mush before this is over, think I might have skin cancer on> some moles, and constantly am depressed. Not to mention my new> neighbors already think I'm a nut job. My apartment looks like a meth> lab. I understand their view point but unfortunately I feel I can't> explain the situation. Every once in a while my boyfriend will come> over and suggest I get something like a table or a dresser. I get so> annoyed because it isn't like I don't want those items, I just don't> want another thing to clean. I don't enjoy wall to wall Epsom salt,> sleeping on an air mattress, and riding a bike to work. I don't even> wear clothes I like because I don't want to put money in something I'm> going to want to throw away later. I used to be a good dresser too....> My friend gave me some Zantaxs, however you spell that, to help with> the stress but I don't want to bombard myself with anymore crap. I> feel like and AIDS patient, no offense to AIDS patients, but with the> amount of medicine I'm taking, we share a common bond. I don' t have> anything I look forward to anymore accept leaving all this behind. > I'm also probably really depressed due to the Ivermectin.> At work I've stopped caring. At home I've stopped caring. Even in my> friendships and family I've stopped caring. I would leave everything> behind to be free of this. Unfortunately, even if I did that, I would> bring them along.> > > > ------------ --------- --------- ------> > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 22, 2008 Report Share Posted June 22, 2008 okay, i'm definitely going now to work on the swale. gotta get the f outta this house. mel fritolay66 <fritolay66@...> wrote: I have to comment. I can't keep my mouth shut another minute. How callous to recommend the ER. giessh.... Venting> For the past couple of days I have felt the urge not to live anymore.> Yesterday when I was coming back from work, I have to cross a busy> interception in the opposite direction and it was at one point I was> hoping one would hit me and this would be all over with. I can't> describe how frustrating this is to a person who has never had this> but I know most of you know. I normally break down crying at least> four times a day now. > My apartment is covered in head to toe in Epsom salt and I bought a> dehumidifier. It doesn't seem to be working. I'm on my six time> taking ivermectin. My eye sight has started to go because of the> sulfur, my throat hurts everyone once in a while from the cleaning> products, and my brain has lost so much intelligence. I don't> understand why there is nothing out there for help. I just don't. I> have a doctor's appointment on Tuesday to get Tetracycline but fear> rejection once again. I only get so many appointments a year and> don't have the money to keep on pumping them out. I'm trying to> commit myself to only this and work but I fear at points it is too> much. My parents have not been much help but I guess I can> understand. My brother has some kind of chromosome disorder causing> seizures so they mostly bothered with him or my sister who is still in> high school. They sent the money for the dehumidifier but I don't> think they can handle anymore emotional drama. Not to mention my mom> won't shut-up about student loans and how I don't want to get bad> credit. I'm going to be honest, I don't fucking care right now. > The thing that sucks most about this is I didn't do anything to get> this. I didn't have sex with 12 random guys in a methlab, didn't> smoke, do drugs, snort glue, and yet here I am, once a perfectly> healthy individual, slowly destroying myself in attempt to free myself> of something that no one will help me with. I once had an IQ of 130,> nice skin, and was a pretty easy going person. Now I fear my brain> will be mush before this is over, think I might have skin cancer on> some moles, and constantly am depressed. Not to mention my new> neighbors already think I'm a nut job. My apartment looks like a meth> lab. I understand their view point but unfortunately I feel I can't> explain the situation. Every once in a while my boyfriend will come> over and suggest I get something like a table or a dresser. I get so> annoyed because it isn't like I don't want those items, I just don't> want another thing to clean. I don't enjoy wall to wall Epsom salt,> sleeping on an air mattress, and riding a bike to work. I don't even> wear clothes I like because I don't want to put money in something I'm> going to want to throw away later. I used to be a good dresser too....> My friend gave me some Zantaxs, however you spell that, to help with> the stress but I don't want to bombard myself with anymore crap. I> feel like and AIDS patient, no offense to AIDS patients, but with the> amount of medicine I'm taking, we share a common bond. I don' t have> anything I look forward to anymore accept leaving all this behind. > I'm also probably really depressed due to the Ivermectin.> At work I've stopped caring. At home I've stopped caring. Even in my> friendships and family I've stopped caring. I would leave everything> behind to be free of this. Unfortunately, even if I did that, I would> bring them along.> > > > ------------ --------- --------- ------> > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 22, 2008 Report Share Posted June 22, 2008 That is true. I guess I was looking at it as one who has suffered with chronic depression since I was a kid and often it is brought out by a trauma. (and a bi-polar husband) What if it isn't the drug? Kathy Venting> For the past couple of days I have felt the urge not to live anymore.> Yesterday when I was coming back from work, I have to cross a busy> interception in the opposite direction and it was at one point I was> hoping one would hit me and this would be all over with. I can't> describe how frustrating this is to a person who has never had this> but I know most of you know. I normally break down crying at least> four times a day now. > My apartment is covered in head to toe in Epsom salt and I bought a> dehumidifier. It doesn't seem to be working. I'm on my six time> taking ivermectin. My eye sight has started to go because of the> sulfur, my throat hurts everyone once in a while from the cleaning> products, and my brain has lost so much intelligence. I don't> understand why there is nothing out there for help. I just don't. I> have a doctor's appointment on Tuesday to get Tetracycline but fear> rejection once again. I only get so many appointments a year and> don't have the money to keep on pumping them out. I'm trying to> commit myself to only this and work but I fear at points it is too> much. My parents have not been much help but I guess I can> understand. My brother has some kind of chromosome disorder causing> seizures so they mostly bothered with him or my sister who is still in> high school. They sent the money for the dehumidifier but I don't> think they can handle anymore emotional drama. Not to mention my mom> won't shut-up about student loans and how I don't want to get bad> credit. I'm going to be honest, I don't fucking care right now. > The thing that sucks most about this is I didn't do anything to get> this. I didn't have sex with 12 random guys in a methlab, didn't> smoke, do drugs, snort glue, and yet here I am, once a perfectly> healthy individual, slowly destroying myself in attempt to free myself> of something that no one will help me with. I once had an IQ of 130,> nice skin, and was a pretty easy going person. Now I fear my brain> will be mush before this is over, think I might have skin cancer on> some moles, and constantly am depressed. Not to mention my new> neighbors already think I'm a nut job. My apartment looks like a meth> lab. I understand their view point but unfortunately I feel I can't> explain the situation. Every once in a while my boyfriend will come> over and suggest I get something like a table or a dresser. I get so> annoyed because it isn't like I don't want those items, I just don't> want another thing to clean. I don't enjoy wall to wall Epsom salt,> sleeping on an air mattress, and riding a bike to work. I don't even> wear clothes I like because I don't want to put money in something I'm> going to want to throw away later. I used to be a good dresser too....> My friend gave me some Zantaxs, however you spell that, to help with> the stress but I don't want to bombard myself with anymore crap. I> feel like and AIDS patient, no offense to AIDS patients, but with the> amount of medicine I'm taking, we share a common bond. I don' t have> anything I look forward to anymore accept leaving all this behind. > I'm also probably really depressed due to the Ivermectin.> At work I've stopped caring. At home I've stopped caring. Even in my> friendships and family I've stopped caring. I would leave everything> behind to be free of this. Unfortunately, even if I did that, I would> bring them along.> > > > ------------------------------------> > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 22, 2008 Report Share Posted June 22, 2008 Maybe instead of being rude to a new member maybe you could learn some patience and compasion. Kathy Venting> For the past couple of days I have felt the urge not to live anymore.> Yesterday when I was coming back from work, I have to cross a busy> interception in the opposite direction and it was at one point I was> hoping one would hit me and this would be all over with. I can't> describe how frustrating this is to a person who has never had this> but I know most of you know. I normally break down crying at least> four times a day now. > My apartment is covered in head to toe in Epsom salt and I bought a> dehumidifier. It doesn't seem to be working. I'm on my six time> taking ivermectin. My eye sight has started to go because of the> sulfur, my throat hurts everyone once in a while from the cleaning> products, and my brain has lost so much intelligence. I don't> understand why there is nothing out there for help. I just don't. I> have a doctor's appointment on Tuesday to get Tetracycline but fear> rejection once again. I only get so many appointments a year and> don't have the money to keep on pumping them out. I'm trying to> commit myself to only this and work but I fear at points it is too> much. My parents have not been much help but I guess I can> understand. My brother has some kind of chromosome disorder causing> seizures so they mostly bothered with him or my sister who is still in> high school. They sent the money for the dehumidifier but I don't> think they can handle anymore emotional drama. Not to mention my mom> won't shut-up about student loans and how I don't want to get bad> credit. I'm going to be honest, I don't fucking care right now. > The thing that sucks most about this is I didn't do anything to get> this. I didn't have sex with 12 random guys in a methlab, didn't> smoke, do drugs, snort glue, and yet here I am, once a perfectly> healthy individual, slowly destroying myself in attempt to free myself> of something that no one will help me with. I once had an IQ of 130,> nice skin, and was a pretty easy going person. Now I fear my brain> will be mush before this is over, think I might have skin cancer on> some moles, and constantly am depressed. Not to mention my new> neighbors already think I'm a nut job. My apartment looks like a meth> lab. I understand their view point but unfortunately I feel I can't> explain the situation. Every once in a while my boyfriend will come> over and suggest I get something like a table or a dresser. I get so> annoyed because it isn't like I don't want those items, I just don't> want another thing to clean. I don't enjoy wall to wall Epsom salt,> sleeping on an air mattress, and riding a bike to work. I don't even> wear clothes I like because I don't want to put money in something I'm> going to want to throw away later. I used to be a good dresser too....> My friend gave me some Zantaxs, however you spell that, to help with> the stress but I don't want to bombard myself with anymore crap. I> feel like and AIDS patient, no offense to AIDS patients, but with the> amount of medicine I'm taking, we share a common bond. I don' t have> anything I look forward to anymore accept leaving all this behind. > I'm also probably really depressed due to the Ivermectin.> At work I've stopped caring. At home I've stopped caring. Even in my> friendships and family I've stopped caring. I would leave everything> behind to be free of this. Unfortunately, even if I did that, I would> bring them along.> > > > ------------ --------- --------- ------> > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 22, 2008 Report Share Posted June 22, 2008 , I understand the despair. I've had it, too, although I've felt better more recently. One thing that helped me, I think, was taking three Omega 3 capsules a day. It might make you a bit more drowsy and it may affect blood coagolation (sp?)--so if you get cuts or have hemroids it can have an adverse affect (which is why I don't take it any more). Also, being in the sunlight, maybe taking a walk in a park, can help. Just some ideas. Hang in there! We're in this together. Loviatar > You may want to go to emergency and ask for some help there. > Kathy > > Venting > > > For the past couple of days I have felt the urge not to live anymore. > > Yesterday when I was coming back from work, I have to cross a busy > > interception in the opposite direction and it was at one point I was > > hoping one would hit me and this would be all over with. I can't > > describe how frustrating this is to a person who has never had this > > but I know most of you know. I normally break down crying at least > > four times a day now. > > My apartment is covered in head to toe in Epsom salt and I bought a > > dehumidifier. It doesn't seem to be working. I'm on my six time > > taking ivermectin. My eye sight has started to go because of the > > sulfur, my throat hurts everyone once in a while from the cleaning > > products, and my brain has lost so much intelligence. I don't > > understand why there is nothing out there for help. I just don't. I > > have a doctor's appointment on Tuesday to get Tetracycline but fear > > rejection once again. I only get so many appointments a year and > > don't have the money to keep on pumping them out. I'm trying to > > commit myself to only this and work but I fear at points it is too > > much. My parents have not been much help but I guess I can > > understand. My brother has some kind of chromosome disorder causing > > seizures so they mostly bothered with him or my sister who is still in > > high school. They sent the money for the dehumidifier but I don't > > think they can handle anymore emotional drama. Not to mention my mom > > won't shut-up about student loans and how I don't want to get bad > > credit. I'm going to be honest, I don't fucking care right now. > > The thing that sucks most about this is I didn't do anything to get > > this. I didn't have sex with 12 random guys in a methlab, didn't > > smoke, do drugs, snort glue, and yet here I am, once a perfectly > > healthy individual, slowly destroying myself in attempt to free myself > > of something that no one will help me with. I once had an IQ of 130, > > nice skin, and was a pretty easy going person. Now I fear my brain > > will be mush before this is over, think I might have skin cancer on > > some moles, and constantly am depressed. Not to mention my new > > neighbors already think I'm a nut job. My apartment looks like a meth > > lab. I understand their view point but unfortunately I feel I can't > > explain the situation. Every once in a while my boyfriend will come > > over and suggest I get something like a table or a dresser. I get so > > annoyed because it isn't like I don't want those items, I just don't > > want another thing to clean. I don't enjoy wall to wall Epsom salt, > > sleeping on an air mattress, and riding a bike to work. I don't even > > wear clothes I like because I don't want to put money in something I'm > > going to want to throw away later. I used to be a good dresser too.... > > My friend gave me some Zantaxs, however you spell that, to help with > > the stress but I don't want to bombard myself with anymore crap. I > > feel like and AIDS patient, no offense to AIDS patients, but with the > > amount of medicine I'm taking, we share a common bond. I don' t have > > anything I look forward to anymore accept leaving all this behind. > > I'm also probably really depressed due to the Ivermectin. > > At work I've stopped caring. At home I've stopped caring. Even in my > > friendships and family I've stopped caring. I would leave everything > > behind to be free of this. Unfortunately, even if I did that, I would > > bring them along. > > > > > > > > ------------ --------- --------- ------ > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 22, 2008 Report Share Posted June 22, 2008 Ditto fellow member. Venting> For the past couple of days I have felt the urge not to live anymore.> Yesterday when I was coming back from work, I have to cross a busy> interception in the opposite direction and it was at one point I was> hoping one would hit me and this would be all over with. I can't> describe how frustrating this is to a person who has never had this> but I know most of you know. I normally break down crying at least> four times a day now. > My apartment is covered in head to toe in Epsom salt and I bought a> dehumidifier. It doesn't seem to be working. I'm on my six time> taking ivermectin. My eye sight has started to go because of the> sulfur, my throat hurts everyone once in a while from the cleaning> products, and my brain has lost so much intelligence. I don't> understand why there is nothing out there for help. I just don't. I> have a doctor's appointment on Tuesday to get Tetracycline but fear> rejection once again. I only get so many appointments a year and> don't have the money to keep on pumping them out. I'm trying to> commit myself to only this and work but I fear at points it is too> much. My parents have not been much help but I guess I can> understand. My brother has some kind of chromosome disorder causing> seizures so they mostly bothered with him or my sister who is still in> high school. They sent the money for the dehumidifier but I don't> think they can handle anymore emotional drama. Not to mention my mom> won't shut-up about student loans and how I don't want to get bad> credit. I'm going to be honest, I don't fucking care right now. > The thing that sucks most about this is I didn't do anything to get> this. I didn't have sex with 12 random guys in a methlab, didn't> smoke, do drugs, snort glue, and yet here I am, once a perfectly> healthy individual, slowly destroying myself in attempt to free myself> of something that no one will help me with. I once had an IQ of 130,> nice skin, and was a pretty easy going person. Now I fear my brain> will be mush before this is over, think I might have skin cancer on> some moles, and constantly am depressed. Not to mention my new> neighbors already think I'm a nut job. My apartment looks like a meth> lab. I understand their view point but unfortunately I feel I can't> explain the situation. Every once in a while my boyfriend will come> over and suggest I get something like a table or a dresser. I get so> annoyed because it isn't like I don't want those items, I just don't> want another thing to clean. I don't enjoy wall to wall Epsom salt,> sleeping on an air mattress, and riding a bike to work. I don't even> wear clothes I like because I don't want to put money in something I'm> going to want to throw away later. I used to be a good dresser too....> My friend gave me some Zantaxs, however you spell that, to help with> the stress but I don't want to bombard myself with anymore crap. I> feel like and AIDS patient, no offense to AIDS patients, but with the> amount of medicine I'm taking, we share a common bond. I don' t have> anything I look forward to anymore accept leaving all this behind. > I'm also probably really depressed due to the Ivermectin.> At work I've stopped caring. At home I've stopped caring. Even in my> friendships and family I've stopped caring. I would leave everything> behind to be free of this. Unfortunately, even if I did that, I would> bring them along.> > > > ------------ --------- --------- ------> > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 22, 2008 Report Share Posted June 22, 2008 Not any more...thanx for the help.Wow...what an ass. Good luck everyone dealing with this idiot. I'm out of here...guess this is not a board for learning or sharing at all....apparently you are supposed to come here already knowing everything...or get stomped on for not knowing something. Not all of us can be a knowitall like you.....and perfect to boot....you must never make any mistakes......geesh. Kathy Venting> For the past couple of days I have felt the urge not to live anymore.> Yesterday when I was coming back from work, I have to cross a busy> interception in the opposite direction and it was at one point I was> hoping one would hit me and this would be all over with. I can't> describe how frustrating this is to a person who has never had this> but I know most of you know. I normally break down crying at least> four times a day now. > My apartment is covered in head to toe in Epsom salt and I bought a> dehumidifier. It doesn't seem to be working. I'm on my six time> taking ivermectin. My eye sight has started to go because of the> sulfur, my throat hurts everyone once in a while from the cleaning> products, and my brain has lost so much intelligence. I don't> understand why there is nothing out there for help. I just don't. I> have a doctor's appointment on Tuesday to get Tetracycline but fear> rejection once again. I only get so many appointments a year and> don't have the money to keep on pumping them out. I'm trying to> commit myself to only this and work but I fear at points it is too> much. My parents have not been much help but I guess I can> understand. My brother has some kind of chromosome disorder causing> seizures so they mostly bothered with him or my sister who is still in> high school. They sent the money for the dehumidifier but I don't> think they can handle anymore emotional drama. Not to mention my mom> won't shut-up about student loans and how I don't want to get bad> credit. I'm going to be honest, I don't fucking care right now. > The thing that sucks most about this is I didn't do anything to get> this. I didn't have sex with 12 random guys in a methlab, didn't> smoke, do drugs, snort glue, and yet here I am, once a perfectly> healthy individual, slowly destroying myself in attempt to free myself> of something that no one will help me with. I once had an IQ of 130,> nice skin, and was a pretty easy going person. Now I fear my brain> will be mush before this is over, think I might have skin cancer on> some moles, and constantly am depressed. Not to mention my new> neighbors already think I'm a nut job. My apartment looks like a meth> lab. I understand their view point but unfortunately I feel I can't> explain the situation. Every once in a while my boyfriend will come> over and suggest I get something like a table or a dresser. I get so> annoyed because it isn't like I don't want those items, I just don't> want another thing to clean. I don't enjoy wall to wall Epsom salt,> sleeping on an air mattress, and riding a bike to work. I don't even> wear clothes I like because I don't want to put money in something I'm> going to want to throw away later. I used to be a good dresser too....> My friend gave me some Zantaxs, however you spell that, to help with> the stress but I don't want to bombard myself with anymore crap. I> feel like and AIDS patient, no offense to AIDS patients, but with the> amount of medicine I'm taking, we share a common bond. I don' t have> anything I look forward to anymore accept leaving all this behind. > I'm also probably really depressed due to the Ivermectin.> At work I've stopped caring. At home I've stopped caring. Even in my> friendships and family I've stopped caring. I would leave everything> behind to be free of this. Unfortunately, even if I did that, I would> bring them along.> > > > ------------ --------- --------- ------> > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 22, 2008 Report Share Posted June 22, 2008 BTW...thanx for not jumping down my throat for not knowing something yet. thanx for another view. Kathy Venting> For the past couple of days I have felt the urge not to live anymore.> Yesterday when I was coming back from work, I have to cross a busy> interception in the opposite direction and it was at one point I was> hoping one would hit me and this would be all over with. I can't> describe how frustrating this is to a person who has never had this> but I know most of you know. I normally break down crying at least> four times a day now. > My apartment is covered in head to toe in Epsom salt and I bought a> dehumidifier. It doesn't seem to be working. I'm on my six time> taking ivermectin. My eye sight has started to go because of the> sulfur, my throat hurts everyone once in a while from the cleaning> products, and my brain has lost so much intelligence. I don't> understand why there is nothing out there for help. I just don't. I> have a doctor's appointment on Tuesday to get Tetracycline but fear> rejection once again. I only get so many appointments a year and> don't have the money to keep on pumping them out. I'm trying to> commit myself to only this and work but I fear at points it is too> much. My parents have not been much help but I guess I can> understand. My brother has some kind of chromosome disorder causing> seizures so they mostly bothered with him or my sister who is still in> high school. They sent the money for the dehumidifier but I don't> think they can handle anymore emotional drama. Not to mention my mom> won't shut-up about student loans and how I don't want to get bad> credit. I'm going to be honest, I don't fucking care right now. > The thing that sucks most about this is I didn't do anything to get> this. I didn't have sex with 12 random guys in a methlab, didn't> smoke, do drugs, snort glue, and yet here I am, once a perfectly> healthy individual, slowly destroying myself in attempt to free myself> of something that no one will help me with. I once had an IQ of 130,> nice skin, and was a pretty easy going person. Now I fear my brain> will be mush before this is over, think I might have skin cancer on> some moles, and constantly am depressed. Not to mention my new> neighbors already think I'm a nut job. My apartment looks like a meth> lab. I understand their view point but unfortunately I feel I can't> explain the situation. Every once in a while my boyfriend will come> over and suggest I get something like a table or a dresser. I get so> annoyed because it isn't like I don't want those items, I just don't> want another thing to clean. I don't enjoy wall to wall Epsom salt,> sleeping on an air mattress, and riding a bike to work. I don't even> wear clothes I like because I don't want to put money in something I'm> going to want to throw away later. I used to be a good dresser too....> My friend gave me some Zantaxs, however you spell that, to help with> the stress but I don't want to bombard myself with anymore crap. I> feel like and AIDS patient, no offense to AIDS patients, but with the> amount of medicine I'm taking, we share a common bond. I don' t have> anything I look forward to anymore accept leaving all this behind. > I'm also probably really depressed due to the Ivermectin.> At work I've stopped caring. At home I've stopped caring. Even in my> friendships and family I've stopped caring. I would leave everything> behind to be free of this. Unfortunately, even if I did that, I would> bring them along.> > > > ------------------------------------> > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 22, 2008 Report Share Posted June 22, 2008 will get better. There are highs and lows with this. Lots of lows. But, she will pull through. She may need some medical attention. It's just that when I went to the emergency room for this, I was left there for about 4 hours. finally, a real doctor talked to me, and she recommended benadryl for the itch and for sleep. Can you imagine? Benadryl. That's it. she also recommended that I see a psychiatrist and a dermatologist; and, of course, you can imagine the "help" I got from those HMO doctors. I have a whole basketfull of those drugs. $500 for the fire rescue and god only knows how much it cost my insurance for that hospital visit. Mel "Kathy L." <angeldestiny@...> wrote: BTW...thanx for not jumping down my throat for not knowing something yet. thanx for another view. Kathy Venting> For the past couple of days I have felt the urge not to live anymore.> Yesterday when I was coming back from work, I have to cross a busy> interception in the opposite direction and it was at one point I was> hoping one would hit me and this would be all over with. I can't> describe how frustrating this is to a person who has never had this> but I know most of you know. I normally break down crying at least> four times a day now. > My apartment is covered in head to toe in Epsom salt and I bought a> dehumidifier. It doesn't seem to be working. I'm on my six time> taking ivermectin. My eye sight has started to go because of the> sulfur, my throat hurts everyone once in a while from the cleaning> products, and my brain has lost so much intelligence. I don't> understand why there is nothing out there for help. I just don't. I> have a doctor's appointment on Tuesday to get Tetracycline but fear> rejection once again. I only get so many appointments a year and> don't have the money to keep on pumping them out. I'm trying to> commit myself to only this and work but I fear at points it is too> much. My parents have not been much help but I guess I can> understand. My brother has some kind of chromosome disorder causing> seizures so they mostly bothered with him or my sister who is still in> high school. They sent the money for the dehumidifier but I don't> think they can handle anymore emotional drama. Not to mention my mom> won't shut-up about student loans and how I don't want to get bad> credit. I'm going to be honest, I don't fucking care right now. > The thing that sucks most about this is I didn't do anything to get> this. I didn't have sex with 12 random guys in a methlab, didn't> smoke, do drugs, snort glue, and yet here I am, once a perfectly> healthy individual, slowly destroying myself in attempt to free myself> of something that no one will help me with. I once had an IQ of 130,> nice skin, and was a pretty easy going person. Now I fear my brain> will be mush before this is over, think I might have skin cancer on> some moles, and constantly am depressed. Not to mention my new> neighbors already think I'm a nut job. My apartment looks like a meth> lab. I understand their view point but unfortunately I feel I can't> explain the situation. Every once in a while my boyfriend will come> over and suggest I get something like a table or a dresser. I get so> annoyed because it isn't like I don't want those items, I just don't> want another thing to clean. I don't enjoy wall to wall Epsom salt,> sleeping on an air mattress, and riding a bike to work. I don't even> wear clothes I like because I don't want to put money in something I'm> going to want to throw away later. I used to be a good dresser too....> My friend gave me some Zantaxs, however you spell that, to help with> the stress but I don't want to bombard myself with anymore crap. I> feel like and AIDS patient, no offense to AIDS patients, but with the> amount of medicine I'm taking, we share a common bond. I don' t have> anything I look forward to anymore accept leaving all this behind. > I'm also probably really depressed due to the Ivermectin.> At work I've stopped caring. At home I've stopped caring. Even in my> friendships and family I've stopped caring. I would leave everything> behind to be free of this. Unfortunately, even if I did that, I would> bring them along.> > > > ------------------------------------> > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 22, 2008 Report Share Posted June 22, 2008 , By the response of many on this forum, you can see that we are all here for you, praying against the battle that we face in our minds against this stupid bug. It is so hard, . One of the girls on this forum I talk to everyday, and you would never imagine that she cries and breaks down from the constant reminders in her life that she lives with these bugs daily. All to say, many of us may seem all together or strong, but each of us I'm sure often can't hold it in any longer and just feel like giving up as well. We are each here for each other and like many have said....WILL conquer this! Please watch the video I posted if you get a chance. We love you, and you are in our prayers and thoughts. Tammy -- <amandatheclimber@...> wrote: > For the past couple of days I have felt the urge not > to live anymore. > Yesterday when I was coming back from work, I have > to cross a busy > interception in the opposite direction and it was at > one point I was > hoping one would hit me and this would be all over > with. I can't > describe how frustrating this is to a person who has > never had this > but I know most of you know. I normally break down > crying at least > four times a day now. > My apartment is covered in head to toe in Epsom salt > and I bought a > dehumidifier. It doesn't seem to be working. I'm > on my six time > taking ivermectin. My eye sight has started to go > because of the > sulfur, my throat hurts everyone once in a while > from the cleaning > products, and my brain has lost so much > intelligence. I don't > understand why there is nothing out there for help. > I just don't. I > have a doctor's appointment on Tuesday to get > Tetracycline but fear > rejection once again. I only get so many > appointments a year and > don't have the money to keep on pumping them out. > I'm trying to > commit myself to only this and work but I fear at > points it is too > much. My parents have not been much help but I > guess I can > understand. My brother has some kind of chromosome > disorder causing > seizures so they mostly bothered with him or my > sister who is still in > high school. They sent the money for the > dehumidifier but I don't > think they can handle anymore emotional drama. Not > to mention my mom > won't shut-up about student loans and how I don't > want to get bad > credit. I'm going to be honest, I don't fucking > care right now. > The thing that sucks most about this is I didn't do > anything to get > this. I didn't have sex with 12 random guys in a > methlab, didn't > smoke, do drugs, snort glue, and yet here I am, once > a perfectly > healthy individual, slowly destroying myself in > attempt to free myself > of something that no one will help me with. I once > had an IQ of 130, > nice skin, and was a pretty easy going person. Now > I fear my brain > will be mush before this is over, think I might have > skin cancer on > some moles, and constantly am depressed. Not to > mention my new > neighbors already think I'm a nut job. My apartment > looks like a meth > lab. I understand their view point but > unfortunately I feel I can't > explain the situation. Every once in a while my > boyfriend will come > over and suggest I get something like a table or a > dresser. I get so > annoyed because it isn't like I don't want those > items, I just don't > want another thing to clean. I don't enjoy wall to > wall Epsom salt, > sleeping on an air mattress, and riding a bike to > work. I don't even > wear clothes I like because I don't want to put > money in something I'm > going to want to throw away later. I used to be a > good dresser too.... > My friend gave me some Zantaxs, however you spell > that, to help with > the stress but I don't want to bombard myself with > anymore crap. I > feel like and AIDS patient, no offense to AIDS > patients, but with the > amount of medicine I'm taking, we share a common > bond. I don' t have > anything I look forward to anymore accept leaving > all this behind. > I'm also probably really depressed due to the > Ivermectin. > At work I've stopped caring. At home I've stopped > caring. Even in my > friendships and family I've stopped caring. I would > leave everything > behind to be free of this. Unfortunately, even if I > did that, I would > bring them along. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 23, 2008 Report Share Posted June 23, 2008 , I also wanted to let you know that when you stated about crossing that busy intersection, I thought about holding your hand and walking with you. Then it passed. Sometimes dear girl, we get beaten down. Get back up and keep going. For those of you whom do not know, I am not man. Love them. but not one.........giggle. Re: Venting ,By the response of many on this forum, you can seethat we are all here for you, praying against thebattle that we face in our minds against this stupidbug. It is so hard, . One of the girls on thisforum I talk to everyday, and you would never imaginethat she cries and breaks down from the constantreminders in her life that she lives with these bugsdaily. All to say, many of us may seem all togetheror strong, but each of us I'm sure often can't hold itin any longer and just feel like giving up as well. We are each here for each other and like many havesaid....WILL conquer this! Please watch the video Iposted if you get a chance. We love you, and you arein our prayers and thoughts.Tammy-- <amandatheclimber> wrote:> For the past couple of days I have felt the urge not> to live anymore.> Yesterday when I was coming back from work, I have> to cross a busy> interception in the opposite direction and it was at> one point I was> hoping one would hit me and this would be all over> with. I can't> describe how frustrating this is to a person who has> never had this> but I know most of you know. I normally break down> crying at least> four times a day now. > My apartment is covered in head to toe in Epsom salt> and I bought a> dehumidifier. It doesn't seem to be working. I'm> on my six time> taking ivermectin. My eye sight has started to go> because of the> sulfur, my throat hurts everyone once in a while> from the cleaning> products, and my brain has lost so much> intelligence. I don't> understand why there is nothing out there for help. > I just don't. I> have a doctor's appointment on Tuesday to get> Tetracycline but fear> rejection once again. I only get so many> appointments a year and> don't have the money to keep on pumping them out. > I'm trying to> commit myself to only this and work but I fear at> points it is too> much. My parents have not been much help but I> guess I can> understand. My brother has some kind of chromosome> disorder causing> seizures so they mostly bothered with him or my> sister who is still in> high school. They sent the money for the> dehumidifier but I don't> think they can handle anymore emotional drama. Not> to mention my mom> won't shut-up about student loans and how I don't> want to get bad> credit. I'm going to be honest, I don't fucking> care right now. > The thing that sucks most about this is I didn't do> anything to get> this. I didn't have sex with 12 random guys in a> methlab, didn't> smoke, do drugs, snort glue, and yet here I am, once> a perfectly> healthy individual, slowly destroying myself in> attempt to free myself> of something that no one will help me with. I once> had an IQ of 130,> nice skin, and was a pretty easy going person. Now> I fear my brain> will be mush before this is over, think I might have> skin cancer on> some moles, and constantly am depressed. Not to> mention my new> neighbors already think I'm a nut job. My apartment> looks like a meth> lab. I understand their view point but> unfortunately I feel I can't> explain the situation. Every once in a while my> boyfriend will come> over and suggest I get something like a table or a> dresser. I get so> annoyed because it isn't like I don't want those> items, I just don't> want another thing to clean. I don't enjoy wall to> wall Epsom salt,> sleeping on an air mattress, and riding a bike to> work. I don't even> wear clothes I like because I don't want to put> money in something I'm> going to want to throw away later. I used to be a> good dresser too....> My friend gave me some Zantaxs, however you spell> that, to help with> the stress but I don't want to bombard myself with> anymore crap. I> feel like and AIDS patient, no offense to AIDS> patients, but with the> amount of medicine I'm taking, we share a common> bond. I don' t have> anything I look forward to anymore accept leaving> all this behind. > I'm also probably really depressed due to the> Ivermectin.> At work I've stopped caring. At home I've stopped> caring. Even in my> friendships and family I've stopped caring. I would> leave everything> behind to be free of this. Unfortunately, even if I> did that, I would> bring them along.> > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 19, 2008 Report Share Posted August 19, 2008 Ian, This is what has been happening to me for a long time. I started the salt and Vitamin C and putting lots of stuff on my skin. http://www.lymephotos.com/index.shtml I will never go to another dermotologist. I think this is internal as well as external anyway. Do you still have the bird mites? I can honestly say that mine are gone and I did the clorox and epsom salts treatment. So that part is better. But I'm defintely not well from whatever the mites gave me. So now I work on me. I've had this for a long time so it will take a long time I fear to get rid of it. Is your mom using any products on her skin? I'm so sorry Ian, it sucks. But I am determined to get better. Keep reading the posts and ask questions. Everyone here is super helpful. Lou From: Ian <tenchantre@...>Subject: Ventingbird mites Date: Tuesday, August 19, 2008, 2:56 AM Went to the dermatologist finally this morning. They had no knowledgeof my appointment, despite the referral from my doctor and theirappointment reminder call on my voicemail that I offered to play forthem. After several tries, I found they, of course, had my last namemisspelled. The doctor came in and proclaimed I'd written him a "book"-- I brought a detailed report of my issues and full history, all of 2pages. He barely scanned the report and then looked me over,explaining that I didn't have any of the textbook signs of scabies. Hesaid the red bites all over me were pimples and concluded that I hadathlete's foot and was imagining being bitten. I had asked my dad tocome (he and my mom are in far worse shape that me), and he talked abit, explaining all the bugs they'd found in their house. The doctorsaid that he and my mom both had 'delusional parasitosis' (as I did)and that the bites and bugs they found were being imagined. If itdidn't fit the definitions in his medical training, we werehallucinating! He cited some study about scabies never biting abovethe neck. I asked when those studies were done. Oh, years ago. Years?Like 60 years? WWII seems the last time mites were seriously investigated.I think, with the right apartment, I could be over this before long.I'm looking at one tomorrow. It's very hard to find an apartmentwithout carpet. It's my parents' situation that really, really killsme. My mom has worms coming out of her feet, very bad sign. I thinkthey are about ready to take the steps needed to fix this thing. Iknow I am. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 19, 2008 Report Share Posted August 19, 2008 Ian, I am so sorry... I wish things were going better for you and your family. Don't let the medical profession get you down. I think they know that " something " isn't quite right,.. that there is a mite or a bug that is plaguing thousands of people as well as our wildlife, and they label us as being Delusional because they just don't know what they are dealing with and how to treat it. Can you & your folks start a parasite cleanse? There are several very good ones. This may help with the internal cleansing while you are concentrating on the environment. A few folks here have taken Revoxil, ParaClear, Paragone and several others. All have gotten good reports from what I understand. Dietary changes are good as well. Limit sugar intakes. This may sound corny Ian BUT... About the carpet in your new place... There is a company that makes rolls of " peel & stick " clear plastic vinyl used for over top of RV camper carpeting. It is has a light adhesive on the back and you roll it out and stick it right to the top of the carpet, ensuring that the edges were sealed. Leaves no residue when pealed off. (My brother and his wife were telling me about this as they use it.) This would enable you to still have the general feeling of carpet, but have the ease of cleaning as you can mop " the top of the carpet " which is now covered in plastic. Good luck to you and your family Ian... Keep up the fight. With time and pererverance you will win this battle. > > Went to the dermatologist finally this morning. They had no knowledge > of my appointment, despite the referral from my doctor and their > appointment reminder call on my voicemail that I offered to play for > them. After several tries, I found they, of course, had my last name > misspelled. The doctor came in and proclaimed I'd written him a " book " > -- I brought a detailed report of my issues and full history, all of 2 > pages. He barely scanned the report and then looked me over, > explaining that I didn't have any of the textbook signs of scabies. He > said the red bites all over me were pimples and concluded that I had > athlete's foot and was imagining being bitten. I had asked my dad to > come (he and my mom are in far worse shape that me), and he talked a > bit, explaining all the bugs they'd found in their house. The doctor > said that he and my mom both had 'delusional parasitosis' (as I did) > and that the bites and bugs they found were being imagined. If it > didn't fit the definitions in his medical training, we were > hallucinating! He cited some study about scabies never biting above > the neck. I asked when those studies were done. Oh, years ago. Years? > Like 60 years? WWII seems the last time mites were seriously investigated. > > I think, with the right apartment, I could be over this before long. > I'm looking at one tomorrow. It's very hard to find an apartment > without carpet. It's my parents' situation that really, really kills > me. My mom has worms coming out of her feet, very bad sign. I think > they are about ready to take the steps needed to fix this thing. I > know I am. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 19, 2008 Report Share Posted August 19, 2008 Hi Ian and Truly Blest, Sorry to hear about the dermo visit. These doctors don't have a clue do they? I have been through a few of them also. They seem to know only two words: " Delusional and Hydracortisone " . It is truly sad that most of them won't take any of us seriously. The plastic on the carpet is a good idea except one note of caution. I put plastic down on top of the carpet in my bathroom and I would spray everyday, both carpet and the plastic. After about a week, I raised the plastic mat to vacuum under the mat and my feet got mauled by the mites nesting under the plastic. I ended up with about 30 bites on my feet. So now I lift the plastic everytime I spray to catch any that are under the mat. Just an FYI. Lady Dee > > > > Went to the dermatologist finally this morning. They had no > knowledge > > of my appointment, despite the referral from my doctor and their > > appointment reminder call on my voicemail that I offered to play for > > them. After several tries, I found they, of course, had my last name > > misspelled. The doctor came in and proclaimed I'd written him > a " book " > > -- I brought a detailed report of my issues and full history, all > of 2 > > pages. He barely scanned the report and then looked me over, > > explaining that I didn't have any of the textbook signs of scabies. > He > > said the red bites all over me were pimples and concluded that I had > > athlete's foot and was imagining being bitten. I had asked my dad to > > come (he and my mom are in far worse shape that me), and he talked a > > bit, explaining all the bugs they'd found in their house. The doctor > > said that he and my mom both had 'delusional parasitosis' (as I did) > > and that the bites and bugs they found were being imagined. If it > > didn't fit the definitions in his medical training, we were > > hallucinating! He cited some study about scabies never biting above > > the neck. I asked when those studies were done. Oh, years ago. > Years? > > Like 60 years? WWII seems the last time mites were seriously > investigated. > > > > I think, with the right apartment, I could be over this before long. > > I'm looking at one tomorrow. It's very hard to find an apartment > > without carpet. It's my parents' situation that really, really kills > > me. My mom has worms coming out of her feet, very bad sign. I think > > they are about ready to take the steps needed to fix this thing. I > > know I am. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 19, 2008 Report Share Posted August 19, 2008 Hi, Lou! Thank you so much for the link to this website!!! Hadn't found that yet, having barely scratched the surface on Lyme. Just enough to know that I may have it & that the usual treatment routine is months/years of various antibiotics - many of which trigger severe alergic reactions for me & a few to which I'm merely highly intolerant. Didn't see that route as a viable option. http://www.lymephotos.com/index.shtml Makes sense of all this. My energy level was at a lowpoint in early Spring this year - really dragging my tail. My husband read about & ordered Trans-Resveratrol capsules (Biotivia Transmax brand)in mid-April. Within 30 minutes of taking the first one, I realized I didn't have any pain. None at all! Simultaneously realized just how much pain had been crushing me for so long. Taking that was the only thing I did differently. It's supposed to rev up the mitochondia " energy centers " of your cells. Works for me! Another interesting website on lyme: http://www.thehumansideoflyme.net/index.php And Ian, hang in there. Your experience with the dermatologist was a typical one. Very difficult to find a professional who will look at the Big Picture, let alone examine the symptoms. I believe the info here on this forum will truly be of more help to you & your folks than the current medical community will offer. Best wishes, Sue Ian, This is what has been happening to me for a long time. I started the salt and Vitamin C and putting lots of stuff on my skin. http://www.lymephotos.com/index.shtml I will never go to another dermotologist. I think this is internal as well as external anyway. Do you still have the bird mites? I can honestly say that mine are gone and I did the clorox and epsom salts treatment. So that part is better. But I'm defintely not well from whatever the mites gave me. So now I work on me. I've had this for a long time so it will take a long time I fear to get rid of it. Is your mom using any products on her skin? I'm so sorry Ian, it sucks. But I am determined to get better. Keep reading the posts and ask questions. Everyone here is super helpful. Lou From: Ian <tenchantre@...> Subject: Venting bird mites Date: Tuesday, August 19, 2008, 2:56 AM Went to the dermatologist finally this morning. They had no knowledge of my appointment, despite the referral from my doctor and their appointment reminder call on my voicemail that I offered to play for them. After several tries, I found they, of course, had my last name misspelled. The doctor came in and proclaimed I'd written him a " book " -- I brought a detailed report of my issues and full history, all of 2 pages. He barely scanned the report and then looked me over, explaining that I didn't have any of the textbook signs of scabies. He said the red bites all over me were pimples and concluded that I had athlete's foot and was imagining being bitten. I had asked my dad to come (he and my mom are in far worse shape that me), and he talked a bit, explaining all the bugs they'd found in their house. The doctor said that he and my mom both had 'delusional parasitosis' (as I did) and that the bites and bugs they found were being imagined. If it didn't fit the definitions in his medical training, we were hallucinating! He cited some study about scabies never biting above the neck. I asked when those studies were done. Oh, years ago. Years? Like 60 years? WWII seems the last time mites were seriously investigated. I think, with the right apartment, I could be over this before long. I'm looking at one tomorrow. It's very hard to find an apartment without carpet. It's my parents' situation that really, really kills me. My mom has worms coming out of her feet, very bad sign. I think they are about ready to take the steps needed to fix this thing. I know I am. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 19, 2008 Report Share Posted August 19, 2008 Ian, I can relate to your story as I just recently was given a script for CALAMINE LOTION, Zyrtec, and a diagnosis of 'chiggers' (!) on my way out after another frustrating doctor visit, at least this 'fierce specimen of an MD specialist for Infectious Diseases' had enough decency to treat my 'infected' ear with neomycin/polymyxin sulfa/hydrocortisone ear drops ( he did not want to hear my INFESTED EAR NOT INFECTED !! STORY)............(no microscope used by him, I did and I have images....)..got some lab work done, he added at least a histo and crypto to the list, as he remembered (barely) my original exposure to pigeons etc... I wish you the best and please stay in touch, we all need each other here. I too will move again, as I had enough of paying luxury rent in the most expensive cities in the world, SF, for having to live like a pauper and leper. I like trylblst's idea for the carpet, as it is so hard to find a place without one. Where would I find this product , besides online ? Thanks, M in SF From: Ian <tenchantre (DOT) com>Subject: Ventingbird mitesDate: Tuesday, August 19, 2008, 2:56 AM Went to the dermatologist finally this morning. They had no knowledgeof my appointment, despite the referral from my doctor and theirappointment reminder call on my voicemail that I offered to play forthem. After several tries, I found they, of course, had my last namemisspelled. The doctor came in and proclaimed I'd written him a "book"-- I brought a detailed report of my issues and full history, all of 2pages. He barely scanned the report and then looked me over,explaining that I didn't have any of the textbook signs of scabies. Hesaid the red bites all over me were pimples and concluded that I hadathlete's foot and was imagining being bitten. I had asked my dad tocome (he and my mom are in far worse shape that me), and he talked abit, explaining all the bugs they'd found in their house. The doctorsaid that he and my mom both had 'delusional parasitosis' (as I did)and that the bites and bugs they found were being imagined. If itdidn't fit the definitions in his medical training, we werehallucinating! He cited some study about scabies never biting abovethe neck. I asked when those studies were done. Oh, years ago. Years?Like 60 years? WWII seems the last time mites were seriously investigated.I think, with the right apartment, I could be over this before long.I'm looking at one tomorrow. It's very hard to find an apartmentwithout carpet. It's my parents' situation that really, really killsme. My mom has worms coming out of her feet, very bad sign. I thinkthey are about ready to take the steps needed to fix this thing. Iknow I am. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 19, 2008 Report Share Posted August 19, 2008 Hi Ian, I'm sorry you and your folks got blown off by the dermatologist. He sounds arrogant -- I was once diagnosed by a doctor in San Francisco with " pimples " when I actually had shingles. I have little faith in physicians. I have one suggestion for your mom. If she can tolerate topical ivermectin, she may want to try putting that on her feet to kill the worms. That's how I got rid of the infestation in my feet. I used the horse paste ivermectin, mixed it with enough water to a slightly runny consistency (like jergen's lotion), and applied it to only the infested parts of my feet with a q-tip before bed. Let it dry on the feet and then sleep like that. I only had to apply it 2-3 times between my toes, and perhaps 5 times on a very infested spot on one of my arches. I just noticed this week that there are TONS of blood vessels in my feet. No wonder the bugs love our feet. I would have used the ivermectin on all my itchy skin if I hadn't had such a strong adverse reaction to it. But it was worth it to get the bugs out of my feet. With best wishes, myrtle > > Went to the dermatologist finally this morning. They had no knowledge > of my appointment, despite the referral from my doctor and their > appointment reminder call on my voicemail that I offered to play for > them. After several tries, I found they, of course, had my last name > misspelled. The doctor came in and proclaimed I'd written him a " book " > -- I brought a detailed report of my issues and full history, all of 2 > pages. He barely scanned the report and then looked me over, > explaining that I didn't have any of the textbook signs of scabies. He > said the red bites all over me were pimples and concluded that I had > athlete's foot and was imagining being bitten. I had asked my dad to > come (he and my mom are in far worse shape that me), and he talked a > bit, explaining all the bugs they'd found in their house. The doctor > said that he and my mom both had 'delusional parasitosis' (as I did) > and that the bites and bugs they found were being imagined. If it > didn't fit the definitions in his medical training, we were > hallucinating! He cited some study about scabies never biting above > the neck. I asked when those studies were done. Oh, years ago. Years? > Like 60 years? WWII seems the last time mites were seriously investigated. > > I think, with the right apartment, I could be over this before long. > I'm looking at one tomorrow. It's very hard to find an apartment > without carpet. It's my parents' situation that really, really kills > me. My mom has worms coming out of her feet, very bad sign. I think > they are about ready to take the steps needed to fix this thing. I > know I am. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 19, 2008 Report Share Posted August 19, 2008 Thank you for the link Sue. Very interesting. Sounds quite a bit like my symptoms except for all the lesion-like things I had. . Actually the link I sent came from Frito. I was wondering, how long did it take for the initial mite infestation for anyone to have the wormy things in their skin? As I recall, I had them before I moved but thought I was imagining things. thanks, lou From: Ian <tenchantre@ ...>Subject: Ventingbird mitesDate: Tuesday, August 19, 2008, 2:56 AMWent to the dermatologist finally this morning. They had no knowledgeof my appointment, despite the referral from my doctor and theirappointment reminder call on my voicemail that I offered to play forthem. After several tries, I found they, of course, had my last namemisspelled. The doctor came in and proclaimed I'd written him a "book"-- I brought a detailed report of my issues and full history, all of 2pages. He barely scanned the report and then looked me over,explaining that I didn't have any of the textbook signs of scabies. Hesaid the red bites all over me were pimples and concluded that I hadathlete's foot and was imagining being bitten. I had asked my dad tocome (he and my mom are in far worse shape that me), and he talked abit, explaining all the bugs they'd found in their house. The doctorsaid that he and my mom both had 'delusional parasitosis' (as I did)and that the bites and bugs they found were being imagined. If itdidn't fit the definitions in his medical training, we werehallucinating! He cited some study about scabies never biting abovethe neck. I asked when those studies were done. Oh, years ago. Years?Like 60 years? WWII seems the last time mites were seriously investigated.I think, with the right apartment, I could be over this before long.I'm looking at one tomorrow. It's very hard to find an apartmentwithout carpet. It's my parents' situation that really, really killsme. My mom has worms coming out of her feet, very bad sign. I thinkthey are about ready to take the steps needed to fix this thing. Iknow I am. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 19, 2008 Report Share Posted August 19, 2008 Poor lady dee they ate the lil footsies! I hate when they bite on the top of the feet so annoying. Argh On Tue, 19 Aug 2008 9:32 am, ladydee96 wrote: > Hi Ian and Truly Blest, > > Sorry to hear about the dermo visit. These doctors don't have a clue > do they? I have been through a few of them also. They seem to know > only two words: " Delusional and Hydracortisone " . It is truly sad > that most of them won't take any of us seriously. > > The plastic on the carpet is a good idea except one note of caution. > I put plastic down on top of the carpet in my bathroom and I would > spray everyday, both carpet and the plastic. After about a week, I > raised the plastic mat to vacuum under the mat and my feet got mauled > by the mites nesting under the plastic. I ended up with about 30 > bites on my feet. So now I lift the plastic everytime I spray to > catch any that are under the mat. Just an FYI. > > Lady Dee > > >> > >> > Went to the dermatologist finally this morning. They had no >> knowledge >> > of my appointment, despite the referral from my doctor and their >> > appointment reminder call on my voicemail that I offered to play > for >> > them. After several tries, I found they, of course, had my last > name >> > misspelled. The doctor came in and proclaimed I'd written him >> a " book " >> > -- I brought a detailed report of my issues and full history, all >> of 2 >> > pages. He barely scanned the report and then looked me over, >> > explaining that I didn't have any of the textbook signs of > scabies. >> He >> > said the red bites all over me were pimples and concluded that I > had >> > athlete's foot and was imagining being bitten. I had asked my dad > to >> > come (he and my mom are in far worse shape that me), and he > talked a >> > bit, explaining all the bugs they'd found in their house. The > doctor >> > said that he and my mom both had 'delusional parasitosis' (as I > did) >> > and that the bites and bugs they found were being imagined. If it >> > didn't fit the definitions in his medical training, we were >> > hallucinating! He cited some study about scabies never biting > above >> > the neck. I asked when those studies were done. Oh, years ago. >> Years? >> > Like 60 years? WWII seems the last time mites were seriously >> investigated. >> > >> > I think, with the right apartment, I could be over this before > long. >> > I'm looking at one tomorrow. It's very hard to find an apartment >> > without carpet. It's my parents' situation that really, really > kills >> > me. My mom has worms coming out of her feet, very bad sign. I > think >> > they are about ready to take the steps needed to fix this thing. I >> > know I am. >> > >> > > Adam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 19, 2008 Report Share Posted August 19, 2008 Man, I hated that too. Everytime I got in my car the tops of my feet would get attacked. I was feeling itchy tonight so I thought . . . I'll try the hot bath therapy. I got the water up to 130 and hopped in. Stayed as long as I could. A little bit of specs came out of my skin into tub. Got out and wrapped in sheet and lay on couch to cool off. I don't feel any itching at all. Actually I don't feel bad except my face is red and feels a bit swollen. So, I was wondering maybe, Ian, if your mom could soak her feet in hot water, if it would help to get rid of the worms. Also the neoteric cream rubbed in good gets them out also. Lou> Hi Ian and Truly Blest,>> Sorry to hear about the dermo visit. These doctors don't have a clue> do they? I have been through a few of them also. They seem to know> only two words: "Delusional and Hydracortisone" . It is truly sad> that most of them won't take any of us seriously.>> The plastic on the carpet is a good idea except one note of caution.> I put plastic down on top of the carpet in my bathroom and I would> spray everyday, both carpet and the plastic. After about a week, I> raised the plastic mat to vacuum under the mat and my feet got mauled> by the mites nesting under the plastic. I ended up with about 30> bites on my feet. So now I lift the plastic everytime I spray to> catch any that are under the mat. Just an FYI.>> Lady Dee>> >> >>> > Went to the dermatologist finally this morning. They had no>> knowledge>> > of my appointment, despite the referral from my doctor and their>> > appointment reminder call on my voicemail that I offered to play> for>> > them. After several tries, I found they, of course, had my last> name>> > misspelled. The doctor came in and proclaimed I'd written him>> a "book">> > -- I brought a detailed report of my issues and full history, all>> of 2>> > pages. He barely scanned the report and then looked me over,>> > explaining that I didn't have any of the textbook signs of> scabies.>> He>> > said the red bites all over me were pimples and concluded that I> had>> > athlete's foot and was imagining being bitten. I had asked my dad> to>> > come (he and my mom are in far worse shape that me), and he> talked a>> > bit, explaining all the bugs they'd found in their house. The> doctor>> > said that he and my mom both had 'delusional parasitosis' (as I> did)>> > and that the bites and bugs they found were being imagined. If it>> > didn't fit the definitions in his medical training, we were>> > hallucinating! He cited some study about scabies never biting> above>> > the neck. I asked when those studies were done. Oh, years ago.>> Years?>> > Like 60 years? WWII seems the last time mites were seriously>> investigated.>> >>> > I think, with the right apartment, I could be over this before> long.>> > I'm looking at one tomorrow. It's very hard to find an apartment>> > without carpet. It's my parents' situation that really, really> kills>> > me. My mom has worms coming out of her feet, very bad sign. I> think>> > they are about ready to take the steps needed to fix this thing. I>> > know I am.>> >>>>> Adam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 19, 2008 Report Share Posted August 19, 2008 yes, ivermectin pour on works. you can rub it on your hands and feet and it really helps to get the mites out. can be bought at jeffers livestock dot com. made by merial. or you can buy the generic cowmectin, 3 liters for $60.melFrom: myrtle_maui <myrtle_maui@...>Subject: Re: Ventingbird mites Date: Tuesday, August 19, 2008, 2:08 PM Hi Ian, I'm sorry you and your folks got blown off by the dermatologist. He sounds arrogant -- I was once diagnosed by a doctor in San Francisco with "pimples" when I actually had shingles. I have little faith in physicians. I have one suggestion for your mom. If she can tolerate topical ivermectin, she may want to try putting that on her feet to kill the worms. That's how I got rid of the infestation in my feet. I used the horse paste ivermectin, mixed it with enough water to a slightly runny consistency (like jergen's lotion), and applied it to only the infested parts of my feet with a q-tip before bed. Let it dry on the feet and then sleep like that. I only had to apply it 2-3 times between my toes, and perhaps 5 times on a very infested spot on one of my arches. I just noticed this week that there are TONS of blood vessels in my feet. No wonder the bugs love our feet. I would have used the ivermectin on all my itchy skin if I hadn't had such a strong adverse reaction to it. But it was worth it to get the bugs out of my feet. With best wishes, myrtle > > Went to the dermatologist finally this morning. They had no knowledge > of my appointment, despite the referral from my doctor and their > appointment reminder call on my voicemail that I offered to play for > them. After several tries, I found they, of course, had my last name > misspelled. The doctor came in and proclaimed I'd written him a "book" > -- I brought a detailed report of my issues and full history, all of 2 > pages. He barely scanned the report and then looked me over, > explaining that I didn't have any of the textbook signs of scabies. He > said the red bites all over me were pimples and concluded that I had > athlete's foot and was imagining being bitten. I had asked my dad to > come (he and my mom are in far worse shape that me), and he talked a > bit, explaining all the bugs they'd found in their house. The doctor > said that he and my mom both had 'delusional parasitosis' (as I did) > and that the bites and bugs they found were being imagined. If it > didn't fit the definitions in his medical training, we were > hallucinating! He cited some study about scabies never biting above > the neck. I asked when those studies were done. Oh, years ago. Years? > Like 60 years? WWII seems the last time mites were seriously investigated. > > I think, with the right apartment, I could be over this before long. > I'm looking at one tomorrow. It's very hard to find an apartment > without carpet. It's my parents' situation that really, really kills > me. My mom has worms coming out of her feet, very bad sign. I think > they are about ready to take the steps needed to fix this thing. I > know I am. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 19, 2008 Report Share Posted August 19, 2008 Lou, why don't you take an appointment with a lyme dr? you have a BIG step done, and it is these parasites gone, yes you still have parasites, it seems it may be lyme, bartonela and friens, all these Bugs give this. I think it could help you a lot. Vit C and salt is not strong enough to kill lyme and co infections, at least not at the beginning! I swear you, a lot did. Lyme need abx!I really think you should get out of the rest of your health problems, with a good diet in resume: no sugar, no yeast, no gluten, no cheese. This is the good lyme diet. I think at this point you say right to take care of u, i think the good way is to see a god dr. Lyme net can help u to find a lyme dr in your area. I just wish you heal!! love, Fannou Ventingbird mitesDate: Tuesday, August 19, 2008, 2:56 AM Went to the dermatologist finally this morning. They had no knowledgeof my appointment, despite the referral from my doctor and theirappointment reminder call on my voicemail that I offered to play forthem. After several tries, I found they, of course, had my last namemisspelled. The doctor came in and proclaimed I'd written him a "book"-- I brought a detailed report of my issues and full history, all of 2pages. He barely scanned the report and then looked me over,explaining that I didn't have any of the textbook signs of scabies. Hesaid the red bites all over me were pimples and concluded that I hadathlete's foot and was imagining being bitten. I had asked my dad tocome (he and my mom are in far worse shape that me), and he talked abit, explaining all the bugs they'd found in their house. The doctorsaid that he and my mom both had 'delusional parasitosis' (as I did)and that the bites and bugs they found were being imagined. If itdidn't fit the definitions in his medical training, we werehallucinating! He cited some study about scabies never biting abovethe neck. I asked when those studies were done. Oh, years ago. Years?Like 60 years? WWII seems the last time mites were seriously investigated.I think, with the right apartment, I could be over this before long.I'm looking at one tomorrow. It's very hard to find an apartmentwithout carpet. It's my parents' situation that really, really killsme. My mom has worms coming out of her feet, very bad sign. I thinkthey are about ready to take the steps needed to fix this thing. Iknow I am. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 20, 2008 Report Share Posted August 20, 2008 Thank you Fann, I appreciate your help. When I get my health insurance situation fixed it is the first thing Iplan to do. lou From: Ian <tenchantre (DOT) com>Subject: Ventingbird mitesDate: Tuesday, August 19, 2008, 2:56 AM Went to the dermatologist finally this morning. They had no knowledgeof my appointment, despite the referral from my doctor and theirappointment reminder call on my voicemail that I offered to play forthem. After several tries, I found they, of course, had my last namemisspelled. The doctor came in and proclaimed I'd written him a "book"-- I brought a detailed report of my issues and full history, all of 2pages. He barely scanned the report and then looked me over,explaining that I didn't have any of the textbook signs of scabies. Hesaid the red bites all over me were pimples and concluded that I hadathlete's foot and was imagining being bitten. I had asked my dad tocome (he and my mom are in far worse shape that me), and he talked abit, explaining all the bugs they'd found in their house. The doctorsaid that he and my mom both had 'delusional parasitosis' (as I did)and that the bites and bugs they found were being imagined. If itdidn't fit the definitions in his medical training, we werehallucinating! He cited some study about scabies never biting abovethe neck. I asked when those studies were done. Oh, years ago. Years?Like 60 years? WWII seems the last time mites were seriously investigated.I think, with the right apartment, I could be over this before long.I'm looking at one tomorrow. It's very hard to find an apartmentwithout carpet. It's my parents' situation that really, really killsme. My mom has worms coming out of her feet, very bad sign. I thinkthey are about ready to take the steps needed to fix this thing. Iknow I am. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 7, 2009 Report Share Posted January 7, 2009 Hey ! I am so glad that we can be here for you. Hang in!! Love, Kathy G. **************New year...new news. Be the first to know what is making headlines. (http://www.aol.com/?ncid=emlcntaolcom00000026) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 7, 2009 Report Share Posted January 7, 2009 I would much rather vent online than to my family. To be honest, I think they get tired of hearing about it. So I try to never complain, even on really bad days. I only say something to them if they want me to do something and I know I can't.....even then I don't usually get sympathy. My youngest daughter is OK, but my oldest (who has back problems from a car accident and doesn't hesitate to ask for help), who should understand has resented me most of her life. My back problems started right after I had her and she grew up with a Mom who was constantly laid up, having surgery, etc. If I do say something she never fails to roll her eyes. It's very frustrating to me. She is the one caring for my grandson......she is off work this week and when my grandson and I came back up here, she took him to his house. She gets him dressed for daycare, takes him, has all day to herself, then picks him up between 5 and 6, and does the night routine and he sleeps with her. But she is only with him awake about 5 hours a day and she is already complaining. This of course is adding more stress for my other daughter. She called me crying last night about it. That was why I told her she needed to get answers from the doctor and if her husband couldn't be transferred up here and was going to be in the hospital for an extended visit, she needed to come home. I'm sure her son is picking up on her sister's frustration. So, yes, I would rather vent here!!!! Take Care, B. in TEXAS ________________________________ From: " KGAVI@... " <KGAVI@...> Stimulator Sent: Wednesday, January 7, 2009 12:05:50 PM Subject: Re: Update Hey ! I am so sorry that you have so much on your plate between your daughter and you mom. I will certainly keep them both in my thoughts and prayers, especially tomorrow for your Mom's surgery. Know that I am here for you. I know the wonderful feeling that I got from just being able to vent to some of my buddies here in the group. I think that sometimes it is easier for us to chat with eachother here, then with our loved ones, as we don't want to worry our loved ones more and we can truly relate to one another's pain and frustration, you know? Hang in, . Gentle hugs to you an all. I wish for us all pain free days and sleep filled nights. Love, Kathy G. Group Co-Owner ************ **New year...new news. Be the first to know what is making headlines. (http://www.aol. com/?ncid= emlcntaolcom0000 0026) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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