CDC Announces Study of Morgellons Disease (& Half-Man-Half-Tree Odd Dermatological Phenomenon)

AC ASSOCIATED CONTENT ^ | Jan 17, 2008 | By Sheri Fresonke Harper

[fight_truth_decay]

He stopped getting them completely when we moved to Texas

Where were you living at the time, Northern California?

Interesting.

[fight_truth_decay]

The milk bone comment was my attempt at humor, as our sense of direction in our own "personal logic" sometimes comes across as Whaaaaaaa? to another....

;)

[Marie]

Arizona.

[fight_truth_decay]

Genetically enhanced food supply/crops could cause all kinds of freak things to occur.

[farlander]

Ah yes. Of course. I take the ‘Doom-n-Gloom(r)’ and the ‘We’re Dooooomed(tm)’ of the media pretty much in stride these days (ie, if the aliens actually came to concquer earth and media reported on it I wouldn’t believe it).

[SnarlinCubBear]

I saw this on TV. Very odd. But one of his “clan” was even more odd, I thought. Did you see the person with part of his/her face stretching downward? Looked like a “person by Picasso.”

[Hot Tabasco]

Man, this thread is too creepy for Saturday morning.....

[traderrob6]

Yep, very weird.