Are these fibers related to Morgellon’s organism?
by qbit on Feb.10, 2009, under Morgellon's
While I’m not convinced that these fibers are responsible for or related to Morgellon’s disease, I’m posting them here for reference. I’ve never observed these myself. The claim that they’re being sprayed by aircraft warrants further investigation.
Morgellon's fibers in tissue
If anyone has a sample of fibers they want to submit for analysis, I have limited capability in house to do light microscopy. If I can establish credible chain of custody and good handling procedures, I may have professional light or electron microscopy done. Please make sure samples are tightly sealed in jars and a zip-lock bag.
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February 14th, 2009 on 6:55 pm
Thank you so much for helping to spread awareness of Morgellons disease and posting such a good piece on the matter. If your readers would like more info on Morgellons, they can check out morgellons