Morgellons Support Group Formed To Confront Society’s Abuse Of Disease Victims

Oct 2, 2018

First ever support group of its kind gives sufferers of Morgellons Disease a chance to open up about the abuses they have suffered at the hands of both doctors and family.

Oakhurst, United States - October 2, 2018 /PressCable/ —

A new support group for double abused victims of Morgellons Disease has been formed by Richard Kuhns B.S. Ch.E., the author of “How to Get Your Life Back From Morgellons and Other Skin Parasites.” The support group’s first meeting was held by phone on September 25, 2018 and was attended by over thirty participants who each shared the toll the disease has taken on their lives.

This is the first support group of its kind anywhere and Richard believes this is the next step in the healing process that many of the participants have never experienced.

He states emphatically, “Sufferers of Morgellons disease are often isolated and cut-off from family and society with absolutely no support. Instead, there’s confusion, despair, depression, anger, and poverty with little hope. Some lose their family, jobs or careers, and homes.”

The CDC claims the disease is psychologically induced and when victims of this hideous disease seek medical attention they are often abused or ignored and given a diagnosis of being “delusional.”

What’s even worse than being mistreated by the medical community is having family members take the side of the doctor and believe in the diagnosis. This is called the Iatrogenic Effect which further abuses the suffering family member by echoing what the the doctor has determined and calling these people “mental.” In effect, it is a double abuse against the victim which has caused many of these people to teeter on the brink of suicide.

The call, which lasted more than an hour, allowed the participants to share the deep isolation this disease has caused them. Many are unable to work or be employed at this time nor can they have contact with their family members. If they do, they are dismissed as being “crazy.” Many cannot handle the shame the disease has brought upon them from the people they love and it has pushed them over the edge.

Those who participated in the phone call expressed much gratitude for the meeting in that they were able to hear from other’s horror stories which helped them feel like they are not alone in their own suffering.

Morgellons is a disease characterized by weird filaments growing from one’s skin accompanied by relentless itching and biting sensations. There are many other manifestations such as black goo oozing from the skin, non healing lesions, as well as bug or worm-like things emanating from the skin.

The impact of dealing with Morgellons is a far cry from the support these participants have encountered in their fight to overcome the devastating effects of the disease. Richard is making every effort to give these people a voice in their own suffering.

The next Morgellons support group meeting is planned for Wednesday October 3rd at 5:30 PM EST and Richard hopes additional victims will show up to speak about their own experiences.

To join the support group, go to http://debridingsoap.com/Best-Morgellons-Cure.html and register to receive Richard’s free ebook version of “How to Get Your Life Back From Morgellons and Other Skin Parasites.” Enrollees will receive further updates and invitations to future sponsored events.

For more information about Richard’s books and to arrange to have Richard speak at your events you can reach him at:

Tel: 732-531-1178

Email: [email protected]

Contact Info:
Name: Richard Kuhns
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Get Your Life Back LLC
Address: 259 Overbrook Ave., Oakhurst, New Jersey 07755, United States
Phone: +1-732-531-1178

For more information, please visit http://www.bestmorgellonscure.com

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 415520

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