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[Mitch]

I would really love to have input on this mystery; at the end, I will let you know what the doctors told us:
My son, Josh, is now 23 but when he was about 3 months old I picked him out of his crib and noticed a pattern of little red marks on his forhead in the shape of a triangle...I thought that maybe he had his head pressed against a toy or maybe the pattern on the blanket did it; I never paid too much attention and the marks disappeared after a couple days...then when he was about 2, it happened again, this time he fell asleep on the couch. We showed my mom and she said something was pressed there while he slept, that was all. It happened again when he was 5...the running joke my mother started was that he was being abducted by aliens and leaving their mark on him, next time he was 9....The last time it has happened (so far) was when he was 17....enough is enough...we were tired of doctors saying the same thing."That something pressed against him while sleeping." I didn't buy that anymore so we took him to a new doc who took skin samples, urine & blood as well....His answer after the tests came back-The red dots were burns...he was burnt from the inside....this was way to weird.  Then, about 2 weeks later, he bacame seriously ill. He was hospitalized, no one knew what was wrong....high fever, lost 40 ponds in 3 weeks, could only keep liquids down...at one point the doctors called my husband and I into an office at the hospital to tell us he had Aids! We went thru a horrifying time until 24 hours later, they said it wasn't Aids...it was Leukimia...and I'm like "And that's better???...Then it was Mono...then Jaundice...and many more sicknesses...he just kept getting sicker and sicker until one day they told us to call all family together to say their goodbyes. Then all of a sudden...whoosh, he was perfectly healthy, al symptoms gone except the weight loss...he never gained the weight again and is tall and lanky now. in the end, they chalked it up to an unknown virus. I hope this doent happen again, but if my mathematics is correct, he just might get it again, unless the time he got sick stopped it somehow...any ideas from you guys?

[Rowan Coronet]

Not a clue. I would guess that no one else wants to hazard a guess either.

[Hjolmaer]

I'll second RC.

I'm no doctor, and have no knowledge of what virus he might have been carrying that would cause that.  But if you do see a pattern, and it doesn't repeat, then I would say the danger is past.

[oldghost]

Subcutaneous crystal growth. Does he have any unusual abilities? Like know what is going to happen to people he does not know or see things happening to other?.oldghost

[Mitch]

The only 'ability' i can say (and he says it's a curse) is that you know when you were a kid and you shuffle your feet across the carpet to create static? well when he gets shocked, he litterally gets 1st degree burns also from cars (he can't pump gas of course) anything he touches that is electrical is gone like he can't wear digital watches, he can't operate a laptop, he went thru 3 Gameboys, when he walks in the house and passes by the radio or something, it goes staticy...poor guy...we know that he has too much electricity in his body (found that out later).

[Rowan Coronet]

OK OK, I give, what exactly was the diagnoses?

[Mitch]

They chalked it up to "An unknown virus" lol...their way of saying "we don't know".

[Arnemetia]

Did they check him for Spinal Meningitis?

[Wolfenhowle]

I have something similar to the "too much electricity" thing. Depending on where I am, what clothes I'm wearing (the fibres they're made from), and how much electrical equipment is around me, it can be quite.. well shocking really (not to mention annoying). I don't get burns, but I do seem to generate a lot of static in certain environment.

In my last job I couldn't touch the metal desks because I'd get a shock, when I worked in a bakery on the packing line, the conveyor belt would also give me shocks and anyone standing near me (or if the touched me or shook my hand) would get get shocks too. I get electric shocks from escalators and any metal rails near them. I also run down watch batteries for fun.

I found the trick was to wear as many natural fibres as I could, and cut out polyester, nylon, etc. Also I usually wear rubber soled pumps or trainers, just in case I go somewhere that has a nylon carpet.

Maybe suggest that he has a look at his wardrobe and gets rid of any synthetics that he has?

As for the other stuff, the burns and so on, I'm afriad I've no idea.

[Mitch]

I found the trick was to wear as many natural fibres as I could, and cut out polyester, nylon, etc. Also I usually wear rubber soled pumps or trainers, just in case I go somewhere that has a nylon carpet.

Maybe suggest that he has a look at his wardrobe and gets rid of any synthetics that he has?

As for the other stuff, the burns and so on, I'm afriad I've no idea.

Thank you so much...this has been a lot of help...I will forward this to my son

[Mitch]

Did they check him for Spinal Meningitis?

Yes...they did check for that too...it was negetive. Also, a few weeks after hos recovery, he started to develop white skin patches on his face and hands, back and stomach...docs' say its just a pigmentation...to weird.

[Lena]

A way that I believe would relief somehow his daily routine is grounding.. When he is barefoot does he's having his symptoms in the same tense? If he could avoid plastic soles, carpets, tiles and releases his cargo of currency? Or learn to discharge himself through meditation ?

[Mitch]

A way that I believe would relief somehow his daily routine is grounding.. When he is barefoot does he's having his symptoms in the same tense? If he could avoid plastic soles, carpets, tiles and releases his cargo of currency? Or learn to discharge himself through meditation ?

I will get him to try that...thnx so much!!!

[Jadaja Talios]

Has he ever held a quartz crystal? If so what happened?

[ejfinch]

I have something similar to the "too much electricity" thing. Depending on where I am, what clothes I'm wearing (the fibres they're made from), and how much electrical equipment is around me, it can be quite.. well shocking really (not to mention annoying). I don't get burns, but I do seem to generate a lot of static in certain environment.

In my last job I couldn't touch the metal desks because I'd get a shock, when I worked in a bakery on the packing line, the conveyor belt would also give me shocks and anyone standing near me (or if the touched me or shook my hand) would get get shocks too. I get electric shocks from escalators and any metal rails near them. I also run down watch batteries for fun.

I found the trick was to wear as many natural fibres as I could, and cut out polyester, nylon, etc. Also I usually wear rubber soled pumps or trainers, just in case I go somewhere that has a nylon carpet.

Maybe suggest that he has a look at his wardrobe and gets rid of any synthetics that he has?

As for the other stuff, the burns and so on, I'm afriad I've no idea.

I deal with this, too, to a lesser extent. Cannot wear a cheap watch, get shocked every single friggin' time I get in and out of the vehicle if the air is too dry, in the winter, kissing someone will shock us both sometimes. No burns, just irritating.