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Comment by Mary Jones on June 19, 2009 at 1:18pm

Hi Cindi,

I have MRIs, CTs, Ultrasounds, and X-rays that the Radiologists altered so the network within my body was hidden. I digitized my x-rays before digitized imaging was available and saw somthing that I could not find on any other images available on the internet. I also learned how to change the levels of the digital imaging I received on disk to show what was whited out on the images I was provided.

I had to complain about things other than parasites before I could get any medical imaging. One example is after my breast implant was burst and I felt a large worm squirm up into the sack leaving a large fist sized lump above my breast for almost a year before I could get a Diagnostic Mammogram. I had a FEMALE Radiologist tell me that everything was normal and the lines in the implant bag were normal for a person my age. She also said the lump of worms were normal fibroid tissue. I thought a woman would never leave another woman with so many worms in her chest but I was wrong. What surprises me most is that the Radiologists continue to expose the technolologists to Morgellons Disease by not diaagnosing me correctly.

Mary

Comment by Cyndi Button on June 19, 2009 at 10:16am

ps - as I am sure medical imaging technology is far more advanced then most consumers can obtain - so why is it that they (dermotologists, infectious disease docs, etc) are NOT imaging people who complain of the symptoms associated with morgellons . . .prior to making diagnosis? I have not had one doctor that will even LOOK with a cheap handheld magnifying glass or simple dermascope! How can any doctor form a conclusion w/o taking a closer look?

Comment by Cyndi Button on June 19, 2009 at 10:01am

Your videos and pictures are great - particularly this one. Thanx!!