Re: it's been a terrible few days

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what is anit microbials? I can get my dr to prescribe it >Have you tried dusting the floor with dry arm and hammer detergent? This was the first thing that worked for me. I left it work itself in for a couple days -major relief, and it gave me a break from constant vacuuming. The carpet wasn't a problem for me after that. I was surprised that the tile areas of the house also seemed to be a problem. For that the combination of diluted bleach followed by dusting with dry baking soda cleared things up. I later vacuumed up the baking soda. I never identified the bug or bugs that were biting me, but those things worked

to make my home environment affect me less. >I ended up finding out that I was attracting various infections and parasites to my skin due to internal toxic overload. My symptoms closely followed those of 'Neuro Cutaneous Syndrome'. After having dealt with my environment, putting loads of stuff in storage for a year, and doing lots of scabies type remedies, I found this out and started more internal protocols prescribed by Dr. Amin, a parasitologist in Arizona that has been studying this. >Your situation may be different, but if the arm & hammer baths relieved your symptoms somewhat (as it also did for me), this could be something that would help you make some headway with your carpeted areas too. >Good luck! > >From: alaire73 <alaire_fetters@...> >bird mites >Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2011 6:32 PM >Subject: Re: it's been a terrible few days > > > >if i don't vacuum i keep something dusted on floor.if my landord has a prob she is more than welcome to move on in.i'm in survival mode! nothing i have put on

my body repels.i have done it all. i took a lysol bath last night and that did help. these guys seem to like tea tree oil so i stopped. listerine,sulfur, deet didn't work either. borax and epsom salt and arm and hammer baths do relieve symptoms. i woke up normal this morning so who knows.i know the dawn and lysol work it's just keeping up with the cycle. it takes only 2 to tango and produce and produce and produce. kill the bug!!!!!!!! > > >> >> >my body seriously cannot take anymore bites. i keep waking up with extremely swollen eyes & face, lumps, and these huge hives all over my body. does your body just get to the point where it can't take it anymore? i am on a long waiting list for a doctor. i just want to stay safe until i see him. it starts as bites then goes crazy. has anyone experienced these symptoms? >> > >> >

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I have heard that if you can buy an ozone machine and put that in your car, run it for hours and hours, it kills everything. You'd have to buy a good ozone machine to do this. Air the car out before you use it.From: "Aandraya" <aandraya@...>bird mites Sent: Saturday, September 24, 2011 4:48:10 PMSubject: Re: Re: it's been a terrible few days

I doused my car with diatomaceous earth in massive amounts. I parked the car for 10 months while treating my chronic infections. Twice during that time I did the menthol crystals on a diffuser for a few hours. After 10 months they were dead or gone. My car is fine now, the DE isn't easy to get out though.AaOn Sep 24, 2011, at 6:38 PM, Marilyn Bentley <colly_miller@...> wrote:

how do i get them out of my car, and do i need to get another job? >Have you tried dusting the floor with dry arm and hammer detergent? This was the first thing that worked for me. I left it work itself in for a couple days -major relief, and it gave me a break from constant vacuuming. The carpet wasn't a problem for me after that. I was surprised that the tile areas of the house also seemed to be a problem. For that the combination of diluted bleach followed by dusting with dry baking soda cleared things up. I later vacuumed up the baking soda. I never identified the bug or bugs that were biting me, but those things worked

to make my home environment affect me less. >I ended up finding out that I was attracting various infections and parasites to my skin due to internal toxic overload. My symptoms closely followed those of 'Neuro Cutaneous Syndrome'. After having dealt with my environment, putting loads of stuff in storage for a year, and doing lots of scabies type remedies, I found this out and started more internal protocols prescribed by Dr. Amin, a parasitologist in Arizona that has been studying this. >Your situation may be different, but if the arm & hammer baths relieved your symptoms somewhat (as it also did for me), this could be something that would help you make some headway with your carpeted areas too. >Good luck! > >From: alaire73 <alaire_fetters@...> >bird mites >Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2011 6:32 PM >Subject: Re: it's been a terrible few days > > > >if i don't vacuum i keep something dusted on floor.if my landord has a prob she is more than welcome to move on in.i'm in survival mode! nothing i have put on my body repels.i have done it all. i took a lysol bath last night and that did help. these guys seem to like tea tree oil so i stopped. listerine,sulfur, deet didn't work

either. borax and epsom salt and arm and hammer baths do relieve symptoms. i woke up normal this morning so who knows.i know the dawn and lysol work it's just keeping up with the cycle. it takes only 2 to tango and produce and produce and produce. kill the bug!!!!!!!! > > >> >> >my body seriously cannot take anymore bites. i keep waking up with extremely swollen eyes & face, lumps, and these huge hives all over my body. does your body just get to the point where it can't take it anymore? i am on a long waiting list for a doctor. i just want to stay safe until i see him. it starts as bites then goes crazy. has anyone experienced these symptoms? >> > >> > >

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We removed all clutter so that we could spray all surfaces constantly. Make sure if you have air vents that those do not contain mold. We had not cleaned out our furnace filter ever since we had been in the house (real stupid move) and the amount of mold in that thing was most likely creating the best breeding ground for an infection, mites, collembola you could imagine. We used a dehumidifier too. From: "Aandraya" <aandraya@...>bird mites Sent: Saturday, September 24, 2011 5:52:05 PMSubject: Re: Re: it's been a terrible few days

I wanted to die too. I had wood floors. I also kept my living environment very dry with a dehumidifier, packed everything away to make I easy to clean.On Sep 24, 2011, at 7:45 PM, Marilyn Bentley <colly_miller@...> wrote:

wish i could find a good dr. i am only off one day at a time. i used all my vacation time and sic time when i first got this, having a pity party, i was wanting to die at first, this was awful. Did you powder your carpet or just vaccumm a lot >> >>

>my body seriously cannot take anymore bites. i keep waking up with extremely swollen eyes & face, lumps, and these huge hives all over my body. does your body just get to the point where it can't take it anymore? i am on a long waiting list for a doctor. i just want to stay safe until i see him. it starts as bites then goes crazy. has anyone experienced these symptoms? >> > >> > >

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Antimicrobials meaning any agent that kills the pathogens- antibiotics- pharmaceuticals or herbal, you might try Sporanox, Bactrim, Doxy, Ceftin also worked well for me.On Sep 24, 2011, at 8:40 PM, Marilyn Bentley <colly_miller@...> wrote:

what is anit microbials? I can get my dr to prescribe it >Have you tried dusting the floor with dry arm and hammer detergent? This was the first thing that worked for me. I left it work itself in for a couple days -major relief, and it gave me a break from constant vacuuming. The carpet wasn't a problem for me after that. I was surprised that the tile areas of the house also seemed to be a problem. For that the combination of diluted bleach followed by dusting with dry baking soda cleared things up. I later vacuumed up the baking soda. I never identified the bug or bugs that were biting me, but those things worked

to make my home environment affect me less. >I ended up finding out that I was attracting various infections and parasites to my skin due to internal toxic overload. My symptoms closely followed those of 'Neuro Cutaneous Syndrome'. After having dealt with my environment, putting loads of stuff in storage for a year, and doing lots of scabies type remedies, I found this out and started more internal protocols prescribed by Dr. Amin, a parasitologist in Arizona that has been studying this. >Your situation may be different, but if the arm & hammer baths relieved your symptoms somewhat (as it also did for me), this could be something that would help you make some headway with your carpeted areas too. >Good luck! > >From: alaire73 <alaire_fetters@...> >bird mites >Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2011 6:32 PM >Subject: Re: it's been a terrible few days > > > >if i don't vacuum i keep something dusted on floor.if my landord has a prob she is more than welcome to move on in.i'm in survival mode! nothing i have put on

my body repels.i have done it all. i took a lysol bath last night and that did help. these guys seem to like tea tree oil so i stopped. listerine,sulfur, deet didn't work either. borax and epsom salt and arm and hammer baths do relieve symptoms. i woke up normal this morning so who knows.i know the dawn and lysol work it's just keeping up with the cycle. it takes only 2 to tango and produce and produce and produce. kill the bug!!!!!!!! > > >> >> >my body seriously cannot take anymore bites. i keep waking up with extremely swollen eyes & face, lumps, and these huge hives all over my body. does your body just get to the point where it can't take it anymore? i am on a long waiting list for a doctor. i just want to stay safe until i see him. it starts as bites then goes crazy. has anyone experienced these symptoms? >> > >> >

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We did. We sprayed ammonia and water and earlier on Windex. Did ceilings, walls, floors, furniture, all.From: "Marilyn Bentley" <colly_miller@...>bird mites Sent: Saturday, September 24, 2011 6:02:40 PMSubject: Re: Re: it's been a terrible few days

Did you spray your walls down? Sorry hope i am not asking too many questions, i just need to know >Have you tried dusting the floor with dry arm and hammer detergent? This was the first thing that worked for me. I left it work itself in for a couple days -major relief, and it gave me a break from constant vacuuming. The carpet wasn't a problem for me after that. I was surprised that the tile areas of the house also seemed to be a problem. For that the combination of diluted bleach followed by dusting with dry baking soda cleared things up. I later vacuumed up the baking soda. I never identified the bug or bugs that were biting me, but those things worked

to make my home environment affect me less. >I ended up finding out that I was attracting various infections and parasites to my skin due to internal toxic overload. My symptoms closely followed those of 'Neuro Cutaneous Syndrome'. After having dealt with my environment, putting loads of stuff in storage for a year, and doing lots of scabies type remedies, I found this out and started more internal protocols prescribed by Dr. Amin, a parasitologist in Arizona that has been studying this. >Your situation may be different, but if the arm & hammer baths relieved your symptoms somewhat (as it also did for me), this could be something that would help you make some headway with your carpeted areas too. >Good luck! > >From: alaire73 <alaire_fetters@...> >bird mites >Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2011 6:32 PM >Subject: Re: it's been a terrible few days > > > >if i don't vacuum i keep something dusted on floor.if my landord has a prob she is more than welcome to move on in.i'm in survival mode! nothing i have put on my body repels.i have done it all. i took a lysol bath last night and that did help. these guys seem to like tea tree oil so i stopped. listerine,sulfur, deet didn't work either. borax and epsom salt and arm and hammer baths do

relieve symptoms. i woke up normal this morning so who knows.i know the dawn and lysol work it's just keeping up with the cycle. it takes only 2 to tango and produce and produce and produce. kill the bug!!!!!!!! > > >> >> >my body seriously cannot take anymore bites. i keep waking up with extremely swollen eyes & face, lumps, and these huge hives all over my body. does your body just get to the point where it can't take it anymore? i am on a long waiting list for a doctor. i just want to stay safe

until i see him. it starts as bites then goes crazy. has anyone experienced these symptoms? >> > >> > >

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I agree with A - you may have a combination of infections going on. It seems

that for many it starts with the crazy bites, creepy crawlies, itching, etc. -

and then whatever the mite or bug leaves behind causes long term problems. I

don't think we have the mites anymore but I've got all the underlying issues I

am trying to deal with. I recently went back to Rifampin and Doxy - herxed

something terrible for a week - all sorts of stuff pushing out of my skin.

Things have calmed down - but now of course I have the yeast beast to contend

with. I am going to try my best to stay the course with my medications this

time. I think slow and steady wins the race but it is so hard to be patient.

Hang in there!

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Regarding the scope - you can get the super cheap one at radio shack - it's like

$14 and is a handheld (can't be used with the computer). I have a mac and also

purchased a scope for my computer but I lost the cord to it in our move. I will

try to find out the name of it.

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Praise the lord, your bugs are gone and mine are on their way out. Thanks for all your help, getting ready for church, god is gonna heal us all.

From: southernbugmom <zenmorgie@...>Subject: Re: it's been a terrible few daysbird mites Date: Sunday, September 25, 2011, 6:22 AM

Regarding the scope - you can get the super cheap one at radio shack - it's like $14 and is a handheld (can't be used with the computer). I have a mac and also purchased a scope for my computer but I lost the cord to it in our move. I will try to find out the name of it. > >>> >>> >>> >> >my body seriously cannot take anymore bites. i keep waking up > >>> with extremely swollen eyes & face, lumps, and these huge hives > >>> all over my body. does your body just get to the point where it > >>> can't take it anymore? i am on a long waiting list for a doctor. i > >>> just want to stay safe until i see him. it starts as bites then > >>> goes crazy. has anyone experienced these symptoms?> >>> >> >> >>> >>> >>> >> >>> >> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>

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So true sbmom. As I told you I'm on the same meds right now. From: "southernbugmom" <zenmorgie@...>bird mites Sent: Sunday, September 25, 2011 4:20:02 AMSubject: Re: it's been a terrible few days

I agree with A - you may have a combination of infections going on. It seems that for many it starts with the crazy bites, creepy crawlies, itching, etc. - and then whatever the mite or bug leaves behind causes long term problems. I don't think we have the mites anymore but I've got all the underlying issues I am trying to deal with. I recently went back to Rifampin and Doxy - herxed something terrible for a week - all sorts of stuff pushing out of my skin. Things have calmed down - but now of course I have the yeast beast to contend with. I am going to try my best to stay the course with my medications this time. I think slow and steady wins the race but it is so hard to be patient. Hang in there!

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When I switched from a PC to Mac my microscope no longer worked. The small hand held from Radio Shack didn't work either. I'd still like to look at stuff coming off the skin, so if you or anyone knows of one that works with the Mac and I'm researching that too, I'd appreciate the info!From: "southernbugmom" <zenmorgie@...>bird mites Sent: Sunday, September 25, 2011 4:22:21 AMSubject: Re: it's been a terrible few days

Regarding the scope - you can get the super cheap one at radio shack - it's like $14 and is a handheld (can't be used with the computer). I have a mac and also purchased a scope for my computer but I lost the cord to it in our move. I will try to find out the name of it.

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This apt is supposed to be mold free, they said it was tested, hope so.

From: Goldstein@... <Goldstein@...>Subject: Re: Re: it's been a terrible few daysbird mites Date: Sunday, September 25, 2011, 6:47 AM

So true sbmom. As I told you I'm on the same meds right now.

From: "southernbugmom" <zenmorgie@...>bird mites Sent: Sunday, September 25, 2011 4:20:02 AMSubject: Re: it's been a terrible few days

I agree with A - you may have a combination of infections going on. It seems that for many it starts with the crazy bites, creepy crawlies, itching, etc. - and then whatever the mite or bug leaves behind causes long term problems. I don't think we have the mites anymore but I've got all the underlying issues I am trying to deal with. I recently went back to Rifampin and Doxy - herxed something terrible for a week - all sorts of stuff pushing out of my skin. Things have calmed down - but now of course I have the yeast beast to contend with. I am going to try my best to stay the course with my medications this time. I think slow and steady wins the race but it is so hard to be patient. Hang in there! >> >> >my body seriously cannot take anymore bites. i kee > >>> p waking up with extremely swollen eyes & face, lumps, and these > >>> huge hives all over my body. does

your body just get to the poi > >>> nt where it can't take it anymore? i am on a long waiting list f > >>> or a doctor. i just want to stay safe until i see him. it starts > >>> as bites then goes crazy. has anyone experienced these symptoms > >>> ? >> > >> > >> >>> >> >>

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Sounds like you are progressing the right direction Marilyn. I had birdmites and other critters initially. The birdmites attracted again last spring as new nests arrived, but the main stay from the get go has been the feather winged beetle. It is so tiny, that if you happen to see a tiny, tiny, dark sliver, you have found an old, large, adult. They have two teeth on their stomachs so they can mine for fungus by cuting your skin, they may lay eggs there as they leave fungus behind in the wound, they can cut and crawl up under your dkin, go in any entry point in your body, and live off of you. A little spider that looks like a small chip of dirt loves the beetle for dinner and will join the party on the body.I've seen eggs layed in two manners. One is in a clear, gel like biofilm where it looks like fish

eggs in a blob, and also stuck in the mycileum of the fungus.. These last look like cristaline cigars under the microscope. You won't be able to tell there is a bug in it unless it has started to hatch and an obvious body part is emerging. Their tiny legs come out first so those cigars are crawling all over the body.

But I believe we all concluded that the bugs/mites we pick up are environmentally specific. Guess it depends on what part of the country/world you live in and what's in season. Bottom line is the blood infection calling them be it bacterial, fungal, viral, or all of the above. I threw away my microscope because the time it took to capture and look at them was useless. My meds. and protocal were working. I knew it didn't matter what was coming at me at that point.

Love and light,

i>Have you tried dusting the floor with dry arm and hammer detergent? This was the first thing that worked for me. I left it work itself in for a couple days -major relief, and it gave me a break from constant vacuuming. The carpet wasn't a problem for me after that. I was surprised that the tile areas of the house also seemed to be a problem. For that the combination of diluted bleach followed by dusting with dry baking

soda cleared things up. I later vacuumed up the baking soda. I never identified the bug or bugs that were biting me, but those things worked to make my home environment affect me less.>I ended up finding out that I was attracting various infections and parasites to my skin due to internal toxic overload. My symptoms closely followed those of 'Neuro Cutaneous Syndrome'. After having dealt with my environment, putting loads of stuff in storage for a year, and doing lots of scabies type remedies, I found this out and started more internal protocols prescribed by Dr. Amin, a parasitologist in Arizona that has been studying this. >Your situation may be different, but if the arm & hammer baths relieved your symptoms somewhat (as it also did for me), this could be something that would help you make some headway with your carpeted areas too.>Good luck! >>From: alaire73 <alaire_fetters@...>>bird mites >Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2011 6:32 PM>Subject: Re: it's been a terrible few days>>> >if i don't vacuum i keep something dusted on floor.if my landord has a prob she is more than welcome to move on in.i'm in survival mode! nothing i have put on my body repels.i have done it all. i took a lysol bath last night and that did help. these guys seem to like tea tree oil so i stopped. listerine,sulfur, deet didn't work either. borax and epsom salt and arm and hammer baths do relieve symptoms. i woke up normal this morning so who knows.i know the dawn and lysol work it's just keeping up with the cycle.

it takes only 2 to tango and produce and produce and produce. kill the bug!!!!!!!!>>>> >> >my body seriously cannot take anymore bites. i keep waking up with extremely swollen eyes & face, lumps, and these huge hives all over my body. does your body just get to the point where it can't take it anymore? i am on a long waiting list for a doctor. i just want to stay safe until i see him. it starts as bites then goes crazy. has anyone experienced these symptoms? >>

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Marilyn,

Many here have gotten rid of the mites using preditor mites. They eat them and then each other. I don't have the website to order from but many do. Could be your last hurdle with the mites.

Love and light,

>Have you tried dusting the floor with dry arm and hammer detergent? This was the first thing that worked for me. I left it work itself in for a couple days -major relief, and it gave me a break from constant vacuuming. The carpet wasn't a problem for me after that. I was surprised that the tile areas of the house also seemed to be a problem. For that the combination of diluted bleach followed by dusting with dry baking

soda cleared things up. I later vacuumed up the baking soda. I never identified the bug or bugs that were biting me, but those things worked to make my home environment affect me less.>I ended up finding out that I was attracting various infections and parasites to my skin due to internal toxic overload. My symptoms closely followed those of 'Neuro Cutaneous Syndrome'. After having dealt with my environment, putting loads of stuff in storage for a year, and doing lots of scabies type remedies, I found this out and started more internal protocols prescribed by Dr. Amin, a parasitologist in Arizona that has been studying this. >Your situation may be different, but if the arm & hammer baths relieved your symptoms somewhat (as it also did for me), this could be something that would help you make some headway with your carpeted areas too.>Good luck! >>From: alaire73 <alaire_fetters@...>>bird mites >Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2011 6:32 PM>Subject: Re: it's been a terrible few days>>> >if i don't vacuum i keep something dusted on floor.if my

landord has a prob she is more than welcome to move on in.i'm in survival mode! nothing i have put on my body repels.i have done it all. i took a lysol bath last night and that did help. these guys seem to like tea tree oil so i stopped. listerine,sulfur, deet didn't work either. borax and epsom salt and arm and hammer baths do relieve symptoms. i woke up normal this morning so who knows.i know the dawn and lysol work it's just keeping up with the cycle. it takes only 2 to tango and produce and produce and produce. kill the bug!!!!!!!!>>>> >> >my body seriously cannot take anymore bites. i keep waking up with extremely swollen eyes & face, lumps, and these huge hives all over my body.

does your body just get to the point where it can't take it anymore? i am on a long waiting list for a doctor. i just want to stay safe until i see him. it starts as bites then goes crazy. has anyone experienced these symptoms? >> >>>>>

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I had thought about getting some of those mites but they say you cant vacuum or put out chemicals six weeks prior and they would eat me up>Have you tried dusting the floor with dry arm and hammer detergent? This was the first thing that worked for me. I left it work itself in for a couple days -major relief, and it gave me a break from constant vacuuming. The carpet wasn't a problem for me after that. I was surprised that the tile areas of the house also seemed to be a problem. For that the combination of diluted bleach followed by dusting with dry baking

soda cleared things up. I later vacuumed up the baking soda. I never identified the bug or bugs that were biting me, but those things worked to make my home environment affect me less.>I ended up finding out that I was attracting various infections and parasites to my skin due to internal toxic overload. My symptoms closely followed those of 'Neuro Cutaneous Syndrome'. After having dealt with my environment, putting loads of stuff in storage for a year, and doing lots of scabies type remedies, I found this out and started more internal protocols prescribed by Dr. Amin, a parasitologist in Arizona that has been studying this. >Your situation may be different, but if the arm & hammer baths relieved your symptoms somewhat (as it also did for me), this could be something that would help you make some headway with your carpeted areas too.>Good luck! >>From: alaire73 <alaire_fetters@...>>bird mites >Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2011 6:32 PM>Subject: Re: it's been a terrible few days>>> >if i don't vacuum i keep something dusted on floor.if my

landord has a prob she is more than welcome to move on in.i'm in survival mode! nothing i have put on my body repels.i have done it all. i took a lysol bath last night and that did help. these guys seem to like tea tree oil so i stopped. listerine,sulfur, deet didn't work either. borax and epsom salt and arm and hammer baths do relieve symptoms. i woke up normal this morning so who knows.i know the dawn and lysol work it's just keeping up with the cycle. it takes only 2 to tango and produce and produce and produce. kill the bug!!!!!!!!>>>> >> >my body seriously cannot take anymore bites. i keep waking up with extremely swollen eyes & face, lumps, and these huge hives all over my body.

does your body just get to the point where it can't take it anymore? i am on a long waiting list for a doctor. i just want to stay safe until i see him. it starts as bites then goes crazy. has anyone experienced these symptoms? >> >>>>>

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Hi Marilyn,

Make sure you wash your clothes in Lysol a 2nd time. I let it soak at least 30 minutes, towels longer. My doctor is in Lakeland, Florida. Maybe that is closer for you? Dr. Reifsnyder, 863 701 2222. He is an infectious disease doctor specializing in exotic parasites and is a LLD.

Love and light,

>Have you tried dusting the floor with dry arm and hammer detergent? This was the first thing that worked for me. I left it work itself in for a couple days -major relief, and it gave me a break from constant vacuuming. The carpet wasn't a problem for me after that. I was surprised that the tile areas of the house also seemed to be a problem. For that the combination of diluted bleach followed by dusting with dry baking soda cleared things up. I later vacuumed up the baking soda. I never identified the bug or bugs that were biting me, but those things worked

to make my home environment affect me less. >I ended up finding out that I was attracting various infections and parasites to my skin due to internal toxic overload. My symptoms closely followed those of 'Neuro Cutaneous Syndrome'. After having dealt with my environment, putting loads of stuff in storage for a year, and doing lots of scabies type remedies, I found this out and started more internal protocols prescribed by Dr. Amin, a parasitologist in Arizona that has been studying this. >Your situation may be different, but if the arm & hammer baths relieved your symptoms somewhat (as it also did for me), this could be something that would help you make some headway with your carpeted areas too. >Good luck! > >From: alaire73 <alaire_fetters@...> >bird mites >Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2011 6:32 PM >Subject: Re: it's been a terrible few days > > > >if i don't vacuum i keep something dusted on floor.if my landord has a prob she is more than welcome to move on in.i'm in survival mode! nothing i have put on my body repels.i have done it all. i took a lysol bath last night

and that did help. these guys seem to like tea tree oil so i stopped. listerine,sulfur, deet didn't work either. borax and epsom salt and arm and hammer baths do relieve symptoms. i woke up normal this morning so who knows.i know the dawn and lysol work it's just keeping up with the cycle. it takes only 2 to tango and produce and produce and produce. kill the bug!!!!!!!! > > >> >> >my body seriously cannot take anymore bites. i keep waking up with extremely swollen eyes & face, lumps, and these huge hives all over my body. does your body just get to the point where it can't take it anymore? i am on a long waiting list for a doctor. i just want to stay safe until i see him. it starts as bites then goes crazy. has anyone experienced these symptoms? >> > >> > >

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i live in an apartment and cant let them soak, i could boil them first >Have you tried dusting the floor with dry arm and hammer detergent? This was the first thing that worked for me. I left it work itself in for a couple days -major relief, and it gave me a break from constant vacuuming. The carpet wasn't a problem for me after that. I was surprised that the tile areas of the house also seemed to be a problem. For that the combination of diluted bleach followed by dusting with dry baking soda cleared things up. I later vacuumed up the baking soda. I never identified the bug or bugs that were biting me, but those things worked

to make my home environment affect me less. >I ended up finding out that I was attracting various infections and parasites to my skin due to internal toxic overload. My symptoms closely followed those of 'Neuro Cutaneous Syndrome'. After having dealt with my environment, putting loads of stuff in storage for a year, and doing lots of scabies type remedies, I found this out and started more internal protocols prescribed by Dr. Amin, a parasitologist in Arizona that has been studying this. >Your situation may be different, but if the arm & hammer baths relieved your symptoms somewhat (as it also did for me), this could be something that would help you make some headway with your carpeted areas too. >Good luck! > >From: alaire73 <alaire_fetters@...> >bird mites >Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2011 6:32 PM >Subject: Re: it's been a terrible few days > > > >if i don't vacuum i keep something dusted on floor.if my landord has a prob she is more than welcome to move on in.i'm in survival mode! nothing i have put on my body repels.i have done it all. i took a lysol bath last night

and that did help. these guys seem to like tea tree oil so i stopped. listerine,sulfur, deet didn't work either. borax and epsom salt and arm and hammer baths do relieve symptoms. i woke up normal this morning so who knows.i know the dawn and lysol work it's just keeping up with the cycle. it takes only 2 to tango and produce and produce and produce. kill the bug!!!!!!!! > > >> >> >my body seriously cannot take anymore bites. i keep waking up with extremely swollen eyes & face, lumps, and these huge hives all over my body. does your body just get to the point where it can't take it anymore? i am on a long waiting list for a doctor. i just want to stay safe until i see him. it starts as bites then goes crazy. has anyone experienced these symptoms? >> > >> > >

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Boiling never worked well for me. Still had the problems and the time, mess, and electric bill made it a nightmare. Soak them in the tub before you go to bed, then wash.

Love and light,

>Have you tried dusting the floor with dry arm and hammer detergent? This was the first thing that worked for me. I left it work itself in for a couple days -major relief, and it gave me a break from constant vacuuming. The carpet wasn't a problem for me after that. I was surprised that the tile areas of the house also seemed to be a problem. For that the combination of diluted bleach followed by dusting with dry baking soda cleared things up. I later vacuumed up the baking soda. I never identified the bug or bugs that were biting me, but those things worked

to make my home environment affect me less. >I ended up finding out that I was attracting various infections and parasites to my skin due to internal toxic overload. My symptoms closely followed those of 'Neuro Cutaneous Syndrome'. After having dealt with my environment, putting loads of stuff in storage for a year, and doing lots of scabies type remedies, I found this out and started more internal protocols prescribed by Dr. Amin, a parasitologist in Arizona that has been studying this. >Your situation may be different, but if the arm & hammer baths relieved your symptoms somewhat (as it also did for me), this could be something that would help you make some headway with your carpeted areas too. >Good luck! > >From: alaire73 <alaire_fetters@...> >bird mites >Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2011 6:32 PM >Subject: Re: it's been a terrible few days > > > >if i don't vacuum i keep something dusted on floor.if my landord has a prob she is more than welcome to move on in.i'm in survival mode! nothing i have put on my body repels.i have done it all. i took a lysol bath last night

and that did help. these guys seem to like tea tree oil so i stopped. listerine,sulfur, deet didn't work either. borax and epsom salt and arm and hammer baths do relieve symptoms. i woke up normal this morning so who knows.i know the dawn and lysol work it's just keeping up with the cycle. it takes only 2 to tango and produce and produce and produce. kill the bug!!!!!!!! > > >> >> >my body seriously cannot take anymore bites. i keep waking up with extremely swollen eyes & face, lumps, and these huge hives all over my body. does your body just get to the point where it can't take it anymore? i am on a long waiting list for a doctor. i just want to stay safe until i see him. it starts as bites then goes crazy. has anyone experienced these symptoms? >> > >> > >

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I always feared the same thing. Another thing that worked for me was Bifen. You can buy it online at doyourownpestcontrol.com. It's concentrated and lasts for years. Spray on base boards, behind appliances, around plumbing etc. It kills bugs/mites. I had to do that for the critters and the Lysol for the fungus/mold although Lysol kills its share of bugs, too. Leave the house for 2 hours after spraying. Spray 1 time a month.

Love and light,

>Have you tried dusting the floor with dry arm and hammer detergent? This was the first thing that worked for me. I left it work itself in for a couple days -major relief, and it gave me a break from constant vacuuming. The carpet wasn't a problem for me after that. I was surprised that the tile areas of the house also seemed to be a problem. For that the combination of diluted bleach followed by dusting with dry baking

soda cleared things up. I later vacuumed up the baking soda. I never identified the bug or bugs that were biting me, but those things worked to make my home environment affect me less.>I ended up finding out that I was attracting various infections and parasites to my skin due to internal toxic overload. My symptoms closely followed those of 'Neuro Cutaneous Syndrome'. After having dealt with my environment, putting loads of stuff in storage for a year, and doing lots of scabies type remedies, I found this out and started more internal protocols prescribed by Dr. Amin, a parasitologist in Arizona that has been studying this. >Your situation may be different, but if the arm & hammer baths relieved your symptoms somewhat (as it also did for me), this could be something that would help you make some headway with your carpeted areas too.>Good luck! >>From: alaire73 <alaire_fetters@...>>bird mites >Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2011 6:32 PM>Subject: Re: it's been a terrible few days>>> >if i don't vacuum i keep something dusted on floor.if my

landord has a prob she is more than welcome to move on in.i'm in survival mode! nothing i have put on my body repels.i have done it all. i took a lysol bath last night and that did help. these guys seem to like tea tree oil so i stopped. listerine,sulfur, deet didn't work either. borax and epsom salt and arm and hammer baths do relieve symptoms. i woke up normal this morning so who knows.i know the dawn and lysol work it's just keeping up with the cycle. it takes only 2 to tango and produce and produce and produce. kill the bug!!!!!!!!>>>> >> >my body seriously cannot take anymore bites. i keep waking up with extremely swollen eyes & face, lumps, and these huge hives all over my body.

does your body just get to the point where it can't take it anymore? i am on a long waiting list for a doctor. i just want to stay safe until i see him. it starts as bites then goes crazy. has anyone experienced these symptoms? >> >>>>>

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I agree, my best doctors have told me it's irrelevant what's coming out. Lyme bacteria in the body long term sets up the system for all kinds of infections. Without underlying Borrelia(Lyme) these infestations don't take hold. Even the tick coinfections are much more treatable when Borrelia is not present. Bartonella is very common and usually successfully treated when Borrelia is not present. On Sep 25, 2011, at 7:52 AM, Benton <sarahbenton48@...> wrote:

Sounds like you are progressing the right direction Marilyn. I had birdmites and other critters initially. The birdmites attracted again last spring as new nests arrived, but the main stay from the get go has been the feather winged beetle. It is so tiny, that if you happen to see a tiny, tiny, dark sliver, you have found an old, large, adult. They have two teeth on their stomachs so they can mine for fungus by cuting your skin, they may lay eggs there as they leave fungus behind in the wound, they can cut and crawl up under your dkin, go in any entry point in your body, and live off of you. A little spider that looks like a small chip of dirt loves the beetle for dinner and will join the party on the body.I've seen eggs layed in two manners. One is in a clear, gel like biofilm where it looks like fish

eggs in a blob, and also stuck in the mycileum of the fungus.. These last look like cristaline cigars under the microscope. You won't be able to tell there is a bug in it unless it has started to hatch and an obvious body part is emerging. Their tiny legs come out first so those cigars are crawling all over the body.

But I believe we all concluded that the bugs/mites we pick up are environmentally specific. Guess it depends on what part of the country/world you live in and what's in season. Bottom line is the blood infection calling them be it bacterial, fungal, viral, or all of the above. I threw away my microscope because the time it took to capture and look at them was useless. My meds. and protocal were working. I knew it didn't matter what was coming at me at that point.

Love and light,

i>Have you tried dusting the floor with dry arm and hammer detergent? This was the first thing that worked for me. I left it work itself in for a couple days -major relief, and it gave me a break from constant vacuuming. The carpet wasn't a problem for me after that. I was surprised that the tile areas of the house also seemed to be a problem. For that the combination of diluted bleach followed by dusting with dry baking

soda cleared things up. I later vacuumed up the baking soda. I never identified the bug or bugs that were biting me, but those things worked to make my home environment affect me less.>I ended up finding out that I was attracting various infections and parasites to my skin due to internal toxic overload. My symptoms closely followed those of 'Neuro Cutaneous Syndrome'. After having dealt with my environment, putting loads of stuff in storage for a year, and doing lots of scabies type remedies, I found this out and started more internal protocols prescribed by Dr. Amin, a parasitologist in Arizona that has been studying this. >Your situation may be different, but if the arm & hammer baths relieved your symptoms somewhat (as it also did for me), this could be something that would help you make some headway with your carpeted areas too.>Good luck! >>From: alaire73 <alaire_fetters@...>>bird mites >Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2011 6:32 PM>Subject: Re: it's been a terrible few days>>> >if i don't vacuum i keep something dusted on floor.if my landord has a prob she is more than welcome to move on in.i'm in survival mode! nothing i have put on my body repels.i have done it all. i took a lysol bath last night and that did help. these guys seem to like tea tree oil so i stopped. listerine,sulfur, deet didn't work either. borax and epsom salt and arm and hammer baths do relieve symptoms. i woke up normal this morning so who knows.i know the dawn and lysol work it's just keeping up with the cycle.

it takes only 2 to tango and produce and produce and produce. kill the bug!!!!!!!!>>>> >> >my body seriously cannot take anymore bites. i keep waking up with extremely swollen eyes & face, lumps, and these huge hives all over my body. does your body just get to the point where it can't take it anymore? i am on a long waiting list for a doctor. i just want to stay safe until i see him. it starts as bites then goes crazy. has anyone experienced these symptoms? >>

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I never used Lysol. I used Dr. Bonner's peppermint castille soap- soaked clothes for at least an hour and then added an organic detergent.On Sep 25, 2011, at 8:20 AM, Benton <sarahbenton48@...> wrote:

Hi Marilyn,

Make sure you wash your clothes in Lysol a 2nd time. I let it soak at least 30 minutes, towels longer. My doctor is in Lakeland, Florida. Maybe that is closer for you? Dr. Reifsnyder, 863 701 2222. He is an infectious disease doctor specializing in exotic parasites and is a LLD.

Love and light,

>Have you tried dusting the floor with dry arm and hammer detergent? This was the first thing that worked for me. I left it work itself in for a couple days -major relief, and it gave me a break from constant vacuuming. The carpet wasn't a problem for me after that. I was surprised that the tile areas of the house also seemed to be a problem. For that the combination of diluted bleach followed by dusting with dry baking soda cleared things up. I later vacuumed up the baking soda. I never identified the bug or bugs that were biting me, but those things worked

to make my home environment affect me less. >I ended up finding out that I was attracting various infections and parasites to my skin due to internal toxic overload. My symptoms closely followed those of 'Neuro Cutaneous Syndrome'. After having dealt with my environment, putting loads of stuff in storage for a year, and doing lots of scabies type remedies, I found this out and started more internal protocols prescribed by Dr. Amin, a parasitologist in Arizona that has been studying this. >Your situation may be different, but if the arm & hammer baths relieved your symptoms somewhat (as it also did for me), this could be something that would help you make some headway with your carpeted areas too. >Good luck! > >From: alaire73 <alaire_fetters@...> >bird mites >Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2011 6:32 PM >Subject: Re: it's been a terrible few days > > > >if i don't vacuum i keep something dusted on floor.if my landord has a prob she is more than welcome to move on in.i'm in survival mode! nothing i have put on my body repels.i have done it all. i took a lysol bath last night

and that did help. these guys seem to like tea tree oil so i stopped. listerine,sulfur, deet didn't work either. borax and epsom salt and arm and hammer baths do relieve symptoms. i woke up normal this morning so who knows.i know the dawn and lysol work it's just keeping up with the cycle. it takes only 2 to tango and produce and produce and produce. kill the bug!!!!!!!! > > >> >> >my body seriously cannot take anymore bites. i keep waking up with extremely swollen eyes & face, lumps, and these huge hives all over my body. does your body just get to the point where it can't take it anymore? i am on a long waiting list for a doctor. i just want to stay safe until i see him. it starts as bites then goes crazy. has anyone experienced these symptoms? >> > >> > >

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I know a lot of people use toxic cleaning supplies, I used only enzyme cleaners all plant based. I didn't want to add to my overly toxic body. It did take me a year but I have no mold or insects now for 13 months, and I've been on multiple cocktails of antibiotics for 2 years. For chronic Lyme it's 3-5 yrs of treatment, I'm about to complete year 2.On Sep 25, 2011, at 8:35 AM, Benton <sarahbenton48@...> wrote:

I always feared the same thing. Another thing that worked for me was Bifen. You can buy it online at doyourownpestcontrol.com. It's concentrated and lasts for years. Spray on base boards, behind appliances, around plumbing etc. It kills bugs/mites. I had to do that for the critters and the Lysol for the fungus/mold although Lysol kills its share of bugs, too. Leave the house for 2 hours after spraying. Spray 1 time a month.

Love and light,

>Have you tried dusting the floor with dry arm and hammer detergent? This was the first thing that worked for me. I left it work itself in for a couple days -major relief, and it gave me a break from constant vacuuming. The carpet wasn't a problem for me after that. I was surprised that the tile areas of the house also seemed to be a problem. For that the combination of diluted bleach followed by dusting with dry baking

soda cleared things up. I later vacuumed up the baking soda. I never identified the bug or bugs that were biting me, but those things worked to make my home environment affect me less.>I ended up finding out that I was attracting various infections and parasites to my skin due to internal toxic overload. My symptoms closely followed those of 'Neuro Cutaneous Syndrome'. After having dealt with my environment, putting loads of stuff in storage for a year, and doing lots of scabies type remedies, I found this out and started more internal protocols prescribed by Dr. Amin, a parasitologist in Arizona that has been studying this. >Your situation may be different, but if the arm & hammer baths relieved your symptoms somewhat (as it also did for me), this could be something that would help you make some headway with your carpeted areas too.>Good luck! >>From: alaire73 <alaire_fetters@...>>bird mites >Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2011 6:32 PM>Subject: Re: it's been a terrible few days>>> >if i don't vacuum i keep something dusted on floor.if my

landord has a prob she is more than welcome to move on in.i'm in survival mode! nothing i have put on my body repels.i have done it all. i took a lysol bath last night and that did help. these guys seem to like tea tree oil so i stopped. listerine,sulfur, deet didn't work either. borax and epsom salt and arm and hammer baths do relieve symptoms. i woke up normal this morning so who knows.i know the dawn and lysol work it's just keeping up with the cycle. it takes only 2 to tango and produce and produce and produce. kill the bug!!!!!!!!>>>> >> >my body seriously cannot take anymore bites. i keep waking up with extremely swollen eyes & face, lumps, and these huge hives all over my body.

does your body just get to the point where it can't take it anymore? i am on a long waiting list for a doctor. i just want to stay safe until i see him. it starts as bites then goes crazy. has anyone experienced these symptoms? >> >>>>>

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I don't know how you have done it. I'm on day 3 of herxing and feel so sick. Headache, severe insomnia, woke up at 3 am again, couldn't get back to sleep, body aches and pains, neck hurts, everything hurts. I know sbmom is on the same drugs and was feeling some better after week one. I am wondering if you or anyone knows if Bart can be transmitted to another person (my husband). He has Lyme, has treated for it, but he does not have the symptoms I have had... he has no symptoms of either Lyme or Bart. Since I am treating with abx I am wondering if he should too. From: "Aandraya" <aandraya@...>bird mites Sent: Sunday, September 25, 2011 11:26:09 AMSubject: Re: Re: it's been a terrible few days

I know a lot of people use toxic cleaning supplies, I used only enzyme cleaners all plant based. I didn't want to add to my overly toxic body. It did take me a year but I have no mold or insects now for 13 months, and I've been on multiple cocktails of antibiotics for 2 years. For chronic Lyme it's 3-5 yrs of treatment, I'm about to complete year 2.On Sep 25, 2011, at 8:35 AM, Benton <sarahbenton48@...> wrote:

I always feared the same thing. Another thing that worked for me was Bifen. You can buy it online at doyourownpestcontrol.com. It's concentrated and lasts for years. Spray on base boards, behind appliances, around plumbing etc. It kills bugs/mites. I had to do that for the critters and the Lysol for the fungus/mold although Lysol kills its share of bugs, too. Leave the house for 2 hours after spraying. Spray 1 time a month.

Love and light,

>Have you tried dusting the floor with dry arm and hammer detergent? This was the first thing that worked for me. I left it work itself in for a couple days -major relief, and it gave me a break from constant vacuuming. The carpet wasn't a problem for me after that. I was surprised that the tile areas of the house also seemed to be a problem. For that the combination of diluted bleach followed by dusting with dry baking

soda cleared things up. I later vacuumed up the baking soda. I never identified the bug or bugs that were biting me, but those things worked to make my home environment affect me less.>I ended up finding out that I was attracting various infections and parasites to my skin due to internal toxic overload. My symptoms closely followed those of 'Neuro Cutaneous Syndrome'. After having dealt with my environment, putting loads of stuff in storage for a year, and doing lots of scabies type remedies, I found this out and started more internal protocols prescribed by Dr. Amin, a parasitologist in Arizona that has been studying this. >Your situation may be different, but if the arm & hammer baths relieved your symptoms somewhat (as it also did for me), this could be something that would help you make some headway with your carpeted areas too.>Good luck! >>From: alaire73 <alaire_fetters@...>>bird mites >Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2011 6:32 PM>Subject: Re: it's been a terrible few days>>> >if i don't vacuum i keep something dusted on floor.if my

landord has a prob she is more than welcome to move on in.i'm in survival mode! nothing i have put on my body repels.i have done it all. i took a lysol bath last night and that did help. these guys seem to like tea tree oil so i stopped. listerine,sulfur, deet didn't work either. borax and epsom salt and arm and hammer baths do relieve symptoms. i woke up normal this morning so who knows.i know the dawn and lysol work it's just keeping up with the cycle. it takes only 2 to tango and produce and produce and produce. kill the bug!!!!!!!!>>>> >> >my body seriously cannot take anymore bites. i keep waking up with extremely swollen eyes & face, lumps, and these huge hives all over my body.

does your body just get to the point where it can't take it anymore? i am on a long waiting list for a doctor. i just want to stay safe until i see him. it starts as bites then goes crazy. has anyone experienced these symptoms? >> >>>>>

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Hi

Good work Detective !

How did you learn of this coexistence ..( I always assumed bugs bring more bugs

& worms & fungus but I bever had any proof , did you find any links that support

this truth ,

I would love to read & study them ...meanwhile I kill all of them with heat ,

soap , enzymes & sodium carbonate in the Arm & Hammer POWDERED ( not liquid it

contains no sodium carbonate ) Laundry Detergent . Dry them out with baking

soda on everything , poison them with borax 1 cup per gallon & sprinkled dry . &

glaze them into a salt crust with epsom salts ( epsom salts also deters bugs &

animals )

God bless you ,

Bill

On Sun Sep 25th, 2011 9:31 AM EDT Benton wrote:

>Boiling never worked well for me.  Still had the problems and the time, mess,

and electric bill made it a nightmare.  Soak them in the tub before you go to

bed, then wash.

>Love and light,

>

>

> >Have you tried dusting the floor

with dry arm and hammer detergent? This was the first thing that worked for me.

I left it work itself in for a couple days -major relief, and it gave me a break

from constant vacuuming. The carpet wasn't a problem for me after that. I was

surprised that the tile areas of the house also seemed to be a problem. For that

the combination of diluted bleach followed by dusting with dry baking soda

cleared things up. I later vacuumed up the baking soda. I never identified the

bug or bugs that were biting me, but those things worked to make my home

environment affect me less.

> >I ended up finding out that I was attracting various infections and parasites

to my skin due to internal toxic overload. My symptoms closely followed those

of 'Neuro Cutaneous Syndrome'. After having dealt with my environment, putting

loads of stuff in storage for a year, and doing lots of scabies type remedies, I

found this out and started more internal protocols prescribed by Dr. Amin,

a parasitologist in Arizona that has been studying this. >Your situation may be

different, but if the arm & hammer baths relieved your symptoms somewhat (as it

also did for me), this could be something that would help you make some headway

with your carpeted areas too. >Good luck!  > >From: alaire73

<alaire_fetters@...> >bird mites >Sent: Thursday,

September 22, 2011 6:32 PM >Subject: Re: it's been a terrible few

days > > >  >if i don't vacuum i keep something dusted on floor.if my landord

has a prob she is more

> than welcome to move on in.i'm in survival mode! nothing i have put on my body

repels.i have done it all. i took a lysol bath last night and that did help.

these guys seem to like tea tree oil so i stopped. listerine,sulfur, deet didn't

work either. borax and epsom salt and arm and hammer baths do relieve symptoms.

i woke up normal this morning so who knows.i know the dawn and lysol work it's

just keeping up with the cycle. it takes only 2 to tango and produce and produce

and produce. kill the bug!!!!!!!! > > >> >> >my body seriously cannot take anymore bites. i

keep waking up with extremely swollen eyes & face, lumps, and these huge hives

all over my body. does your body just get to the point where it can't take it

anymore? i am on a long waiting list for a doctor. i just want to stay safe

until i see him. it starts as bites then goes crazy. has anyone experienced

these symptoms? >> > >> > >

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Hi ,

I found a good (and really cheap) microscope on DealExtreme, I'll bring it into

work tomorrow and try it on a Mac to find out if it's compatible.

Being able to see these things with my own eyes really helped me -

psycologically since it refutes any argument that it's all in your head, and

physically since I could try different strategies and then look at my skin to

see whether it was getting rid of them. The microscope I have only goes up to

200x, which allows me to see my mites as tiny black dots. Not enough to identify

them, but enough to figure out their favorite locations on my skin. I just

noticed that they have a newer model that claims up to 800x for $41. I'm

considering getting this one since it might allow me to get a detailed enough

image to use for identification.

Best regards,

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> Subject: Re: Re: it's been a terrible few days

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the first thing that worked for me. I left it work itself in for a couple days

-major relief, and it gave me a break from constant vacuuming. The carpet wasn't

a problem for me after that. I was surprised that the tile areas of the house

also seemed to be a problem. For that the combination of diluted bleach followed

by dusting with dry baking soda cleared things up. I later vacuumed up the

baking soda. I never identified the bug or bugs that were biting me, but those

things worked to make my home environment affect me less.

> >I ended up finding out that I was attracting various infections and parasites

to my skin due to internal toxic overload. My symptoms closely followed those

of 'Neuro Cutaneous Syndrome'. After having dealt with my environment,

putting loads of stuff in storage for a year, and doing lots of scabies type

remedies, I found this out and started more internal protocols prescribed by Dr.

Amin, a parasitologist in Arizona that has been studying this.

> >Your situation may be different, but if the arm & hammer baths relieved your

symptoms somewhat (as it also did for me), this could be something that would

help you make some headway with your carpeted areas too.

> >Good luck! 

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> >bird mites

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she is more than welcome to move on in.i'm in survival mode! nothing i have put

on my body repels.i have done it all. i took a lysol bath last night and that

did help. these guys seem to like tea tree oil so i stopped. listerine,sulfur,

deet didn't work either. borax and epsom salt and arm and hammer baths do

relieve symptoms. i woke up normal this morning so who knows.i know the dawn and

lysol work it's just keeping up with the cycle. it takes only 2 to tango and

produce and produce and produce. kill the bug!!!!!!!!

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extremely swollen eyes & face, lumps, and these huge hives all over my body.

does your body just get to the point where it can't take it anymore? i am on a

long waiting list for a doctor. i just want to stay safe until i see him. it

starts as bites then goes crazy. has anyone experienced these symptoms?

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Did you have the specs Cecilia? From: "Cecilia Borg" <ceciliaborg@...>bird mites Sent: Monday, September 26, 2011 3:16:41 AMSubject: Re: Re: it's been a terrible few days

Unfortunately probably no one knows excactly what the specks are. Hope you get an answer here.

KRCecilia

From: Marilyn Bentley <colly_miller@...>bird mites Sent: Sunday, September 25, 2011 3:37 AMSubject: Re: Re: it's been a terrible few days

It will be feb before i can go see one of these dr, such a long way off, have to wait on income tax. It so bad at work, i come home at lunch and iron my shirt, to kill the sparkly things, seems like a waste of time cuz they get back on me. I get confused about these bugs, theres the dead blk specks and then the aparkley ones and the little brown specks that get on my shirt at work, i wish i knew what the heck it was >Have you tried dusting the floor with dry arm and hammer detergent? This was the first thing that worked for me. I left it work itself in for a couple days -major relief, and it gave me a break from constant vacuuming. The carpet wasn't a problem for me after that. I was surprised that the tile areas of the house also seemed to be a problem. For that the combination of diluted bleach followed by dusting with dry baking soda cleared things up. I later vacuumed up the baking soda. I never identified the bug or bugs that were biting me, but those things worked

to make my home environment affect me less. >I ended up finding out that I was attracting various infections and parasites to my skin due to internal toxic overload. My symptoms closely followed those of 'Neuro Cutaneous Syndrome'. After having dealt with my environment, putting loads of stuff in storage for a year, and doing lots of scabies type remedies, I found this out and started more internal protocols prescribed by Dr. Amin, a parasitologist in Arizona that has been studying this. >Your situation may be different, but if the arm & hammer baths relieved your symptoms somewhat (as it also did for me), this could be something that would help you make some headway with your carpeted areas too. >Good luck! > >From: alaire73 <alaire_fetters@...> >bird mites >Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2011 6:32 PM >Subject: Re: it's been a terrible few days > > > >if i don't vacuum i keep something dusted on floor.if my landord has a prob she is more than welcome to move on in.i'm in survival mode! nothing i have put on my body repels.i have done it all. i took a lysol bath last night

and that did help. these guys seem to like tea tree oil so i stopped. listerine,sulfur, deet didn't work either. borax and epsom salt and arm and hammer baths do relieve symptoms. i woke up normal this morning so who knows.i know the dawn and lysol work it's just keeping up with the cycle. it takes only 2 to tango and produce and produce and produce. kill the bug!!!!!!!! > > >> >> >my body seriously cannot take anymore bites. i keep waking up with extremely swollen eyes & face, lumps, and these huge hives all over my body. does your body just get to the point where it can't take it anymore? i am on a long waiting list for a doctor. i just want to stay safe until i see him. it starts as bites then goes crazy. has anyone experienced these symptoms? >> > >> > >