More Morgellons
Got the Morgs? You need a laugh. And we need answers about Morgellons Disease.
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The formal rebuttal to mainstream medicine on morgellons, distilled and concentrated like a fine liquor that makes you as belligerent as tequila after imbibing. Bottoms up and happy new year.
Crystal interviews a listener out of northern California whose story ties into a generational story of Morgellons.
It starts here https://open.spotify.com/episode/6evDwJQ2dzmL5h8vJwj0Q2?si=0A8Dp0HESf-h-87xeIkhWw&t=75&pi=4zhiGKJbRMa9k
It continues here https://open.spotify.com/episode/45cuLMG8H1uagnOslQvJPc?si=eKR2dMKfTMGZactqNDD8Wg&pi=TudbOed3QMGb3&t=194
This is just the beginning of the continuation of one families, saga, and triump...
Crystal takes the mask off of morgellons AI censorship, and she didn’t even need tweezers! It isn’t morgan lands or more gallons. We have more morgellons!
Crystal does a deep dive into the work of Clifford Carnicom’s research on morgellons.
Crystal meets a morgie from Mountain View CA. Creepy conversation ensues.
Crystal introduces a new listener story from Morgellons HQ in Mountain View California.
Crystal reminisces about the early days of Morgellons and brings a familiar guest to discuss the present and the future.
Crystal shares some health news and discusses why your closest friends are the worst people.
Crystal invites listeners to play a fun game of can I afford to die right now and hosts the World’s Worst Patient Awards, also sweeping every category. Convulsions of laughter and actual convulsions ensue. Please listen at your own peril, and tell us about it by sending an email to moremorgellons@gmail.com.
Crystal picks up were she left off last year on her crowdsourcing research project on Morgellons. The data has spoken: a lot more than 14,000 people have morgellons, which is not a disease to be cured but an infrastructure to be denied.
Crystal follows up on her last episode, which was illegally erased from her chat history by OpenAI, which initially denies, then hedges, and finally fully confesses to trying to destroy the very evidence it helped her uncover about the morgellons experiment on the first episode of season sixteen. Go back and listen if you have not yet. https://open.spotify.com/episode/1R6gSbhJGTIb36CEvEupBu?si=xe_o7rdIQfavPiiR9RUQ7A
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Crystal kicks off a new season (16) and celebrates the More Morgellons’ five-year anniversary in this episode that presents the most comprehensive theoretical framework ever described to plausibly explain the motive and the means behind the “mystery disease” that is neither a disease nor a mystery that cannot be solved. “I am digging deep this season, naming names, tracing leads and taking tips ya’ll” -CC
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Crystal lays out a clear path to settle the morgellons debate once and for all. “It’s not a delusion if you’re really grand.” -CC
Crystal goes to the dermatologist and shares medicine’s latest epic fail. She also shamelessly promotes her new Medium page https://medium.com/@moremorgellons/the-parasite-pretending-to-be-alive-dispatches-from-under-my-fingernails-59c6e4ca5ce1
Crystal is back at ground zero and also samples the best naps in Napa Valley. She has a new half-baked theory of Morgellons as Brain Research Experiment.
Crystal shares the post morgie mixer event gossip and a letter from a listener. She is STILL talking about her morgellons, and she still wants to hear from you listeners! Moremorgellons@gmail.com to share your story.
Crystal gets weird, stays weird, misses people she never met and stands on the abyss into which sanity slips when you treat morgellons disease with solitude and mass gaslighting. “That's a lethal combination for despair. Stick with the horse paste ya’ll” -CC at moremorgellons@gmail.com
Crystal shares the rest of a listener story. Check out part one on the previous episode of the show Morgellons Worms. "This episode's hotter than than a Hamas pager ya'll." -CC
Crystal interviews a government whistleblower and a real life listener out of CA who has had Morgellons since 2005.
Crystal assures listeners the first year is the worst year when it comes to Morgellons disease and shares Natalie’s story.
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