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 Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 1:30 pm Post subject: A friend sent me a couple links on Morgellons. |
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Not sure if these links have been put here previously and I am not one of those with Morgellons but I thought I would share:
http://www.rense.com/general85/blasts.htm
| Quote: | Physician Blasts
CDC Over Morgellons
From Dr. Edward Spencer
2-24-9
I am concerned that this will become an epidemic when the economy collapses completely. The universities and medical establishment ignore it.
47 Maria Dr., Suite 811 B
Petaluma, CA 94954
Feb. 22, 2009
To whom it may concern:
Ms. XX was seen in my Petaluma Office. She suffers from a disorder that has been called Morgellons Disease. This is a very debilitating disorder, and no cure is available. Some treatments are available, but their effectiveness is extremely limited.
On January 28, 2009 Morgellons Disease was given a definition and ICD Code:
C17.800.518 by NIH/MeSH Tree Location for Morgellon's Disease.
C 17: Skin and Connective Tissue Disease
ICD Definition:
"An unexplained illness which is characterized by skin manifestations including non healing lesions, itching, and the appearance of fibers. There appears to be a strong association with LYME Disease."
I state unequivocally that the above definition is woefully incomplete and inadequate, and that the CDC and medical establish have been totally negligent in studying this system of disorders, and have provided no treatment, support, or comfort, at all to the patients afflicted. Morgellons is not a problem of "delusions of parasitois."
I will further state that evidence is emerging that this system of disorders (poorly named Morgellons) is in almost everyone, including those who read this letter, but that clinical manifestations are not manifested to a recognizable degree.
In summary Ms. XX is, in my opinion, ill from a system of disorders called Morgellons Disease, and is debilitated to the extent that she cannot work.
Very truly yours,
Edward Spencer, M.D.
Neurology
47 Maria Dr., Suite 811 B
Petaluma, CA 94954
Questions regarding Morgellons that I want to answer:
What is Morgellons Disease?
How is this known?
What are the symptoms?
What are the physical findings?
How long has it existed?
What is the geographical distribution?
Is it contagious? What is the evidence?
How is it contracted?
Where is it made and how is this known?
What Universities are involved?
What sort of grant money is involved?
Who owns the patents?
What forms of DNA are associated?
What is the significance of the colored fibers?
What electrical phenomena/EMF are associated?
What nano computers are present?
What is the current treatment and what are the results?
What part does Lyme play?
What are the arthropod like entities that infest people?
Do we know what produces the cognitive impairment? |
http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/joni-mitchell-hopes-to-spread-fiddle-1003943464.story
| Quote: | Joni Mitchell Hopes To Spread 'Fiddle'
Joni Mitchell
February 20, 2009 03:30 PM ET
Gary Graff, Detroit
With "The Fiddle and the Drum," her collaboration with the Alberta Ballet, recently documented on DVD, Joni Mitchell is looking forward to spreading the piece worldwide.
"The whole thing in a certain way is out of my hands," Mitchell tells Billboard.com. "It's going to be featured at the (2010) Winter Olympics in Vancouver. We've had a request from Alabama, of all places, to play. It depends on money and a lot of things.
"My art dealer spoke to someone who runs a concert hall in New York, and they said they would take it there if I appeared. I don't know how much of that there would be, but I love going with the company. They're my kids at this point. It's just been such a delight working with these people."
Choreographed by Jean Grande-Maitre with Mitchell's full participation, "The Fiddle and the Drum" blends together her music (including several songs from her latest album, 2007's "Shine"), dance and war-themed images from her latest visual art project, "Green Flag Song." It was first conceived as an autobiographical piece -- deemed "a little fluffy for the times" by Mitchell -- then a sort-form ballet before growing to a 48-minute production captured on the new DVD.
Most recently Mitchell and Grande-Maitre have expanded "The Fiddle and the Drum" yet again with four more songs, including her iconic "Woodstock." The full-length piece has already played in Saskatoon, rolls into Edmonton on Saturday [Feb. 21] and returns to Calgary on Feb. 26, which will be filmed for a hoped-for future DVD release.
"The Fiddle and the Drum" remains the primary focus for Mitchell, who's also in the midst of treatments for Morgellons syndrome, an infectious and potentially debilitating skin condition that's put other endeavors on hold for now. "I think it's quite an interesting entertainment," she says of the ballet. "It acts like a play even though it's modular and non-linear, and people respond to it that way in the theater. It's such a joy for me. It's thrilling." |
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