Hi Fox,

Thank you for the nice compliment and Thank you for your work and efforts as well:)

Something I forgot to note; the percentages on Rh negative blood--what is really correct as the above information is different than a few years ago.

I don't know all of them by heart but do recall that the Asian and African were both 1%. No matter except for in relation to looking at disease and why folks are becoming ill. If something is set against them it looks different if the percentages are altered. If anyone has another example of calculation on this let us know and it would be interesting to know how they come up with the tally.

A good guess, that isn't going to hold water in science or figuring out why a disease is hitting a certain population.

I do know for a FACT because I spoke with over 300 folks/families
that those with Morgellons either had Rh negative blood or had it on their DNA as it was in their parents.

In fact, I'll see if I can find more information on that today.
Rh negative blood is one of those difficult things to discover
anything about.

Many Blessings,
CrystalRiver