Re:These people are in need of attention (Score 1)

Doctors diagnosed fibromyalgia in my case. Back in the late 1980s a general surgeon diagnosed it as "fibrositis". My rheumatologist diagnosed it as well, in 2001, well after it began being referred to as "fibromyalgia", but it is the same as what used to be called "fibrositis", an inflammatory disease of the connective tissues. Neurosurgeons I've treated with, orthopedic doctors I've had to go to for independent medical evaluations, chiropractors, and general practitioners, have all included fibromyalgia in their diagnoses. It's painful, but I don't take anything for it. The rheumatologist prescribed Klonopin, but I didn't care for the side effects, and only used it about a month. When my child was a toddler, she was diagnosed with colitis, which is commonly referred to as IBS, now, and she was placed on the prescription drug known as Bentyl, to help treat it. I have it also, and have tried a considerable amount of SSRIs, but I've remained outside the group of people that they help with depression, fibromyalgia, too, as well as not being in the substantial group of patients they help with IBS. There is no such thing as Morgellons Disease. It is a scam created by Mary Leitao, who is off her rocker (to put it mildly), as well as her partners in crime at the Morgellons Research Foundation. They are preying upon the population of the mentally ill, and need to be lynched. (Ha, don't I wish.)