Dear Lymerick,

Thank you for the add on of information and yes, I do think the dispersal method was from several places but it seemed to stem from the sewage plants in the beginning.

They created these critters to eat the oil; used the same ones when tankers would dump oil; the oil didn't have to be any particular kind; just oil. Humans have oil and that was where things got weird. They took a liking to the oil in humans.

As I was looking at the sewage plant as the culprit; I got a newspaper with an article circled showing Dimple Dell Golf Course in Utah and began to wonder what pesticide or biocide had been used on the golf course; anyone for golf?

Just because you are not expressing symptoms does not mean you are not infected! Lots of folks miss this one. What can happen is that it waits to strike when the chips are down and brings you down even further; so each time; starting over is much more difficult.

Nematodes on a golf course

http://turf.uark.edu/publications/factsheets/Controlling%20nematodes%20on%20golf%20courses%20MP481.pdf

The link below on the oil eaters may strike the microbiologist note in your head if you understand how many have been killed and what exactly were they attempting to hide (those that killed them?)

http://www.natureclean.com/bacteria%20WW1.htm

One other thing that occurred the year I became ill was horse hair worms showing up in my toilet. It was a terrible discovery.

I had ran to the bathroom and always sat down without thinking what is in the toilet, who thinks that right? That time, their were horse hair worms in my toilet and as I was tinkling I felt something whip my bottom; I'm sure I could have had a high jump award. I've seen them in a ball in one place move really fast by rolling across an area about 20 feet to a drain.

If you read the article you will see mention of the Gordian as in Gordian knot.

http://des.nh.gov/organization/commissioner/pip/factsheets/bb/documents/bb-50.pdf

http://entoweb.okstate.edu/ddd/insects/horsehairworms.htm

Many Blessings,
CrystalRiver