I right clicked on the link and opened it up from there.....works that way.
On 2/16/07, Smitty <[email protected]> wrote:
The video doesn't play. On 2/16/07, Marshall Dudley <[email protected]> wrote: > One of these women called me about 1 1/2 years ago, and I sent them CS. > I guess it didn't work. > > Marshall > * > > Remember the report about people who had threads coming out of their > bodies? Well, these people have something worse. You can see the video > (which will make you itch!!) at: > > http://www1.wsvn.com/features/articles/investigations/MI39689 > > Click on "watch the video" > > > Body Bugs** > > */It is a story unlike many we have ever seen. It began with one South > Florida woman and has now grown to involve dozens of people. People > claiming to have bugs coming out of their bodies. Don't believe it? Then > sit back and watch Patrick Fraser's special investigation, Body Bugs.// > /*Reported by:** > > *Patrick Fraser* > **Producer: > > *Diana Reed > *Contact** > > *[email protected]* > > **View all archived > /7 News Investigation/ reports > > WSVN -- Meet Kathy Jimenez. Her life is a nightmare. > > Kathy: "All my friends thought I was crazy. I lost all my friends." > > Meet Susan Hammer. Her life has been destroyed. > > Susan: "It's just drained me. It's quite humiliating." > > Two women with one thing in common. > > Jose Jimenez: "And she really has real bugs -- she has flies, ticks, > nymphs. All sorts of strange bugs." > > You heard him correctly. Clean, healthy people have bugs coming out of > their body. > > Susan: "This is horrible, and this is horrible." > > Kathy lives in Miami-Dade. When her condition started 18 months ago, > Jose bought a powerful microscope to determine exactly what was coming > out of his wife's body. > > Jose: "I just didn't believe that a person could have bugs -- live bugs > just coming out of their body. It just didn't make any sense to me." > > And, to be perfectly honest, at first I didn't believe it either. We > asked Kathy to scrape her skin. Then we watched as Jose put it under the > microscope to see what was there. > > Patrick Fraser: "There's no doubt what that is." > > It seems clear: a bug. And, if you are amazed, look at this. Every > morning, when Kathy wakes up, the bed is covered with what appears to be > pepper. > > Jose put the pepper-looking substance under a microscope. It's amplified > 100 times and is shocking. > > Jose: "You can see it there, how it's moving. When it's all done, it > just retracts right back into the cocoon, and again, it's just a piece > of dirt if you didn't know any better." > > At first, doctors told Kathy she was, to put it politely, off the deep > end. This one wrote she needed psychiatric help. > > Jose: "We are all crazy, and these pictures are figments of our > imagination, and somehow we're able to photograph delusions." > > Other doctors examined Kathy and watched as she contstantly scratched > her itching body and told her they couldn't find anything wrong. Jose is > convinced they are afraid to admit bugs are living in her body. > > Jose: "Most doctors don't want to be labeled with that diagnosis because > they get blackballed from the entire medical community." > > Jose then sent slides to Harvard University and the CDC. Both had the > same conclusion. > > Jose: "One person said, yes, they're parasites, they're anthropods, but > they don't think that they're coming from you. You're just being bitten." > > But Kathy and Susan are not the only ones we found that have bugs in > their bodies. > > Trisha Springstead: "I probably have 50 people underground." > > Trisha invented a cream that treats skin disorders like psoriasis. And > people infected with this bug disorder came to her after doctors > couldn't cure them. People like this beautiful young woman, who can't > understand why bugs come out of her young arms. Or this woman, who has > had the disease so long she says she has learned to live with it. > > Trisha has talked to many of them and says many more are too ashamed to > admit they have the problem. > > Trisha: "They don't want to lose their jobs. They don't want to lose > their reputations. They're horrified, and I'm going to advocate for > them. I won't shut up. I won't." > > Trisha says others who have microscopic bugs coming out of their skin > are misdiagnosed. Sometimes they are told they have scabies or shingles, > in part because many doctors don't recognize the problem. > > Trisha: "I think they want do the right thing, but they are too used to > looking in a textbook and saying, 'Well, if this is this, and this is > this, it's delusions of parasitosis. Let's put them on anti-psychotics." > > With no cure, Susan can't work and can't go out in public. > > Instead, she sits at home and pulls these long things out of her body. > She is left frightened, frustrated and furious. > > Susan: "This needs to be cut. It's just horrible, when you've tried > everything in the whole world and, you know, try to maintain your > dignity and your integrity." > > Susan has suffered for nine months. Kathy has struggled for 18 months > and has just given up. > > Kathy: "I just want to die." > > Lillian Rivera: "The Health Department is taking this very seriously." > > But now, the people who have this unique problem are getting some attention. > > After we told the Miami-Dade Health Department about Kathy's condition, > they sent a team into the Jimenez house to start investigating, to try > and determine what is happening to these people. > > Lillian Rivera: "Right now, to us it's a mystery. We do not know if it's > an emerging infectious disease or a parasitic disease, at this time. We > don't have enough information. We haven't confirmed a diagnosis, so we > are investigating, and, until we have the final investigation, we cannot > say." > > At least someone is listening to Kathy, instead of telling her she is crazy. > > Jose: "What would I like? I'd like to see all of these things gone from > her body. I think that you're going to be seeing more of these cases." > > Trisha is certain of that and is convinced these bugs that are infecting > human bodies are a warning sign of things to come. > > Trisha: "If we don't do something soon, this is the next epidemic. This > is the next plague." > > A frightening thought, but, clearly, this appears to be a frightening > reality. > > Patrick Fraser: "What did you think when you saw the legs moving?" > > Jose: "You're horrified because you keep thinking, how does something > like this come out of a person's body?" > > How, why, and what can be done? > > "I want somebody to help me. I want somebody to give me the right > medicine to help me." > > Hopefully, Kathy, somebody will. > * > > > -- > The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. > > Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org > > To post, address your message to: [email protected] > > Address Off-Topic messages to: [email protected] > > The Silver List and Off Topic List archives are currently down... > > List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]> > > >
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