Re: Re: cartoon and why they call us crazy

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Out of all the conversations I have had with other members of this group, all

seemed to me, assuming they were being truthful in their descriptions of

symptoms, to have a real parasitic infection.

Of course every group has ringers and bureaucratic and corporate spies, at least

all that are as large as this one, and that deal with issues that inspire high

levels of emotion and controversy,

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On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 3:00 AM EST jan.morin28 wrote:

>You're right - DP has been around for decades as a 'legitimate' psychological

condition. What we have has not. And there is no money in it for MD's or the

gov't.

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>> > I did the attached cartoon in response to an article about the CDC study.

The article mentioned a woman scientist who made a comment that seemed less

negative about the existence of morgellons, then quickly backtracked.

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[Guest guest]

I wudnt imagine that there are any spies in this group!!!

Some people may read posts out of curiosity that do not have the same problems

Bit I dont believe for a second that any of the folk I have corresponded with

are ungenuine!

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On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 05:33 PST Kajay109 wrote:

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>Out of all the conversations I have had with other members of this group, all

seemed to me, assuming they were being truthful in their descriptions of

symptoms, to have a real parasitic infection.

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>Of course every group has ringers and bureaucratic and corporate spies, at

least all that are as large as this one, and that deal with issues that inspire

high levels of emotion and controversy,

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>On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 3:00 AM EST jan.morin28 wrote:

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>>You're right - DP has been around for decades as a 'legitimate' psychological

condition. What we have has not. And there is no money in it for MD's or the

gov't.

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>> > I did the attached cartoon in response to an article about the CDC study.

The article mentioned a woman scientist who made a comment that seemed less

negative about the existence of morgellons, then quickly backtracked.

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>> > kajay

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[Guest guest]

CThere have been "ungenuines" in the past, before you came to this site. But as far as I know, no longer. From: "Sad Girl" <wherearetheangels@...>bird mites Sent: Thursday, February 2, 2012 5:44:56 AMSubject: Re: Re: cartoon and why they call us crazyI wudnt imagine that there are any spies in this group!!!Some people may read posts out of curiosity that do not have the same problemsBit I dont believe for a second that any of the folk I have corresponded with are ungenuine!------------------------------On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 05:33 PST Kajay109 wrote:>>>Out of all the conversations I have had with other members of this group, all seemed to me, assuming they were being truthful in their descriptions of symptoms, to have a real parasitic infection. >>Of course every group has ringers and bureaucratic and corporate spies, at least all that are as large as this one, and that deal with issues that inspire high levels of emotion and controversy, >>>------------------------------>On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 3:00 AM EST jan.morin28 wrote:>>>You're right - DP has been around for decades as a 'legitimate' psychological condition. What we have has not. And there is no money in it for MD's or the gov't.>>>>>> >>> > I did the attached cartoon in response to an article about the CDC study. The article mentioned a woman scientist who made a comment that seemed less negative about the existence of morgellons, then quickly backtracked.>> > >> > kajay>> >>> >>> >>>>>>>>------------------------------------