Nowadays people are beginning to associate those words with “Morgellons” a new and relatively unknown skin disorder that has produced “unusual fibers” in the lesions of people suffering from their this disorder.

It is almost reminiscent of the 1979 epic horror film “Alien” when the male crew member is impregnated by the alien and gives birth to its offspring.(see that horrifying scene where the male crew member gives birth to the alien’s offspring)

Recently the CDC(the U.S.A. government’s Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) made the following announcement regarding Morgellons :

Recently, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) received an increased number of inquiries regarding an unexplained skin condition that some refer to as “Morgellons.” Persons who suffer from this unexplained skin condition report a range of cutaneous (skin) symptoms, including crawling, biting, and stinging sensations; granules, threads, or black speck-like materials on or beneath the skin; and/or skin lesions (e.g., rashes or sores). In addition to skin manifestations, some sufferers also report fatigue, mental confusion, short term memory loss, joint pain, and changes in vision.

The etiology of this condition is unknown, and the medical community has insufficient information to determine whether persons who identify themselves as having this condition have a common cause for their symptoms or share common risk factors.

To assist in learning more about this condition, CDC plans to conduct an epidemiologic investigation and has convened a multidisciplinary working group to provide guidance on the design of the investigation. The goals of the investigation are to better characterize the clinical and epidemiologic features of this condition and to generate hypotheses about factors that may cause or contribute to sufferers’ symptoms.

Fibers embedded in skin removed from facial lesion of three year old boy, 60x.

Photo courtesy: The Morgellons Research Foundation

(source of image and news article regarding the suffering of Portland’s Dr. Beverly Drottar)

Fibers embedded in skin removed from facial lesion of three-year-old boy, 60x.

Photo courtesy: The Morgellons Research Foundation

(source of image and news article regarding the suffering of Portland’s Dr. Beverly Drottar)

The so-called fibers in Morgellons sufferers’ skin

Photo courtesy of morgellonsusa.com

(source of image and news article regarding the suffering of Portland’s Dr. Beverly Drottar)

Fibers seen in the skin of a person suffering from Morgellons disease.

photo courtesy of morgellonsusa.com

(source of image and news article regarding the suffering of Portland’s Dr. Beverly Drottar)

Photo of the fibrous structures that were in the skin of a Morgellons sufferer.

Photo courtesy of morgellonsusa.com

(source of image and news article regarding the suffering of Portland’s Dr. Beverly Drottar)

The CDC is currently unable to determine whether Morgellons is contagious or not :

Is this condition contagious?

The factors associated with acquiring this condition are unknown; at this time, there is insufficient information to determine whether or not this condition is contagious.

(source and further information provided by the CDC regarding Morgellons)

The CDC further advised that any inquiries regarding
Morgellons should be sent to :

Inquiries regarding this condition can be sent to:
E-mail: morgellonssyndrome@cdc.gov or
Phone: 404-718-1199 (Pre-recorded message with voice mail)

Dr. Randy Wymore compares the the “fibers” extracted from “Morgellons Patients” to a variety of clothing fibers that may have entered the Morgellons Patients open wounds by contact in the below CNN video :

SEE THE CNN VIDEO “It sounds like something from the X-Files” regarding Morgellons.

Hear Dr. Randy Wymore further elaborate on his observations, experiences and findings regarding Morgellons.

According to ABC News

the syndrome did not get a name until 2002, when the ‘Morgellons’ was selected by Mary Leitao, a South Carolina woman who founded the Morgellons Research Foundation.

It came from a 1674 medical paper that described symptoms somewhat like Morgellons, Leitao said. “I never expected it (the name) to stick,” she said.

Leitao’s organization has become a leading source of information and research advocacy, but it too has become controversial.

(source of quote and further information regarding Morgellons)

Click here to see the advice the Mayo Clinic has to offer regarding Morgellons.

The following are videos regarding Morgellons. The Planet Earth Peace Party will leave it up to the reader to guage their authenticity :

Morgellons Disease “Alive with Intelligence”

Morgellons Disease “Fibers Within the Tissues”

Morgellons Disease “Fibers Within the Tissues”

MUST SEE Moving Morgellons disease organism MUST SEE

Morgellons creepy fibers on knuckle

Morgellons Blood Sucking tentacles are alive

Morgellons Worm1

Morgellons, Torn and Pulled From Back of the Neck 4 (Read)

The Planet Earth Peace Party would like to hear from Earthlings who are suffering from Morgellons as well as any opinions or comments you may have regarding Morgellons.