Ceux que peuvent faire les microbes

DARIUS · #1 06-18-06, 07:47 PM

ALL , PLEASE WASH ALL BRAS, UNDERWEAR WHEN YOU BUY BEFORE WEARING THEM.

WE DO NOT KNOW WHAT PARASITE IS IN OUR CLOTHES WHEN WE BUY THEM.

FORWARD TO EVERYBODY YOU KNOW. LET ME FORE WARN YOU THIS IS SO

SQUEAMISH, I FEEL LIKE SOMETHING IS CRAWLING ALL OVER ME EVEN AS I SEND

THIS TO YOU. BE AWARE. IT IS SO GROTESQUE. PLEASE WASH YOUR UNDERWEAR

BEFORE WEARING. PREFERABLY IN BOILING HOT WATER.

This is not for the weak, I have never seen anything like this. Read the

article first before looking at the picture and film. This looks

horrible. Oh my God!!!!!!!

Ladies this could happen to you and Guys this could happen to your wife,

girlfriend, partner so please BEWARE, and also warn others. It has been

reported that this is happening in Zimbabwe as well, please make sure

you iron your under garments before you wear them and make sure that

your clothes are ironed when they are dry and not damp. The picture is

horrible, but I felt that I should share with you. After anthropologist

Susan McKinley came back home from an expedition in South America, she

noticed a very strange rash on her left breast. Nobody knew what it was

and she quickly dismissed it believing that the holes would leave in

time. Upon her return she decided to see a doctor after she started

developing intense pains. The doctor, not knowing the exact severity of

the disease, gave her antibiotics and special creams. As time lapsed the

pain did not subside and her left breast became more inflamed and

started to bleed. She decided to bandage her sores however as Susan's

pain grew more intense she decided to seek help from a more certified

doctor. Dr. Lynch could not diagnose the infection and told Susan to

seek the aid of one of his colleagues who specialized in dermatology

whom was sadly on vacation. She waited for two weeks and finally was

able to react the dermatologist. Sadly, a life changing event was about

to unfold during her appointment. To Miss McKinley's surprise, after she

removed the bandages, they found larva- (insects the wingless, immature

worm-shaped form of many insects that develops into a pupa or chrysalis

before becoming an adult insect) growing and squirming within the pores

and sores of her breast. Sometimes these wicked creatures would all

together simultaneously move around into different crevices. What she

didn't know was that the holes were in fact, deeper than she had

originally thought for these larvae were feeding off the fat, tissue,

and even milk canals of her bosom.

Thought for the Day

Never confuse the will of the majority with the will of God. ? Charles

Colson

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karizmua · #2 06-18-06, 09:37 PM

My first look at the picture, I said to myself this is not feasible, this cannot be a real breast. Then I read the story, it change my mind because if the microbe was incubate under a banded for more than a week, that give tons of chances for isolation and reproduction.

But oh, I?m going to have a nightmare tonight. I do not understand why people try on underwear and bras? You either know your size or you don?t. I see the ladies at Victoria?s Secret fitting room trying on underwear and bras...I think that?s disgusting.

Thank you Darius for this article.

angegardien · #3 06-18-06, 11:09 PM

Better yet! Why wear bras and panties? They get removed anyway.

Inouie · #4 06-18-06, 11:20 PM

Breast Rash

Claim: Photograph shows a breast rash caused by South American larvae.

Status: False.

Origins: This item is another example of a common Internet phenomenon: Someone makes an image available on-line, the picture begins to circulate through e-mail forwards, the original attribution or explanation for the image gets lost along the way (or was never provided), people begin to make up stories to explain the origin of the now-sourceless picture, and those fabricated explanations become attached to the image as it continues to circulate. We've seen this phenomenon before in the maggot photographs (disturbing image warning), only in this case it isn't just the explanation that's fabricated; the image is a phony one created through digital manipulation as well.

This image appeared on the Internet back in June 2003 (on a web site with a collection of other manipulated photographs); at that time it carried no explanation at all and was soon attributed by others to some new type of "body modification." Not until a couple of months later did it pick up the story about an anthropologist named "Susan McKinley" who returned from a South American expedition to notice a "very strange rash" on her breast caused by "larvae" which were "feeding off the fat, tissue, and even milk canals of her bosom." No known medical condition causes a result like the one depicted here, and the breast tissue around the supposed "larvae infestation" (larvae of what?) is too healthy (no redness, inflammation, or necrosis) to be believable. This image appears to be the product of the melding of a photograph of a woman's breast and a picture of something similar to a lotus seed pod: (see pictures)

In 2005 someone combined the picture and text quoted in the "Example" box above with an existing video clip that seemingly shows maggot-like creatures being removed by forceps from a woman's infected breast, and in November 2005 we began seeing versions that claimed the patient had developed her condition due to the flooding of New Orleans caused by Hurricane Katrina in August 2005

My aunt, Head Nurse at Tulane Memorial hospital in New Orleans Louisiana sent me this email. The attached video is that of a female patient who, due to the flooding of her home wore the same clothes for days. The contamination in the water was so bad she first broke out with a rash on her breast and then she had a lump on her breast and she popped it and puss excreted from the lump. After treating it herself for days she finally went to seek medical attention and when she did they found serious infection! They later sedated the patient and found that these insects were within the fatty tissues of her breast and within the milk producing glands (sorry not a TRUE medic), she is also 3 months pregnant! And to think, we though Rita was bad on us! If you pay attention you can see them moving in and out, gross, but one of the issues they are now dealing with in New Orleans with patients.

This is a genuine video, but it has no connection to Hurricane Katrina. It shows the treatment of a Nigerian patient with breast lesions and multiple sinuses containing Tumbu fly larvae. (Fourteen separate larvae were eventually extracted from the breast.) The authors of a 2004 medical journal article on the case noted at the time that only "one case has been reported in the English literature."

Last updated: 6 April 2006