Bird mites tearing my family apart. Desperately needing help!!

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- September 24, 2019 at 12:10 pm #1169
  
  AdamMPhilly
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  I’ve had them for over a year. I can’t begin to explain how my I feel for Your family and especially your husband. I’ve only recently had relief from these god damn things. Although I still have them for some reason they haven’t been as bad recently. What I’ve been through over the last year and a half I didn’t think anyone else could’ve done it until I found this site. Reading other people’s stories is the only thing that’s kept me going. I was suicidal for a good bit. I’ve tried anything and everything and somethings help somethings don’t. Every time I read another story like this I break down. I’m a 39 year old male, I’ve quit my job, spent in the ballpark of 25,000-30,000 over the last year and a half just trying to get rid of them, I’ve lost my family, my girlfriend, my friends basically my life. I’d like to talk over the phone because there’s too much to go over but if not the best advice I could give is stick to the info on this site. They are the only accurate site I’ve found yet. My email is Mansfieldadam0@gmail.com. Email me and I’ll give you my phone number if you’d like to talk Over some things I’ve found that’s helped and what I’ve found to be waste of time
- September 24, 2019 at 1:50 pm #1170
  
  AdamMPhilly
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  You’re not alone.
- October 4, 2019 at 10:57 pm #1180
  
  gee117
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  Hi,
  Have you tried a dehumidifer in the rooms your husband use. He will be able to feel the wretched things falling off his skin also – dead, if he sits in the room while it is running.
  
  The dehumidifier will definitely kill them.
- October 19, 2019 at 7:15 pm #1187
  
  Swan
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  I’ve been having these for 3 weeks and getting no where.
  Doctor, dermatologist, etc.
  Monday I’m having the rugs professionally cleaned.
  Taking MSM and odorless garlic as suggested on this site, just began this 2 days ago.
  The crawling and biting during the night is beyond describing.
  How do these things survive for so long?
  What temperature do they die?
  I live in Massachusetts and 3 pest controls already came and they don’t treat for bird mites.
  I’m hoping one guy will get back to me on Monday, he said he might have some relief for me. I’m praying for a miracle.
  Dear Lord, Please help all of us in this unbearable living environment.
  Thank you Father, We Love and Honor you with everything we have besides these horrible mites.
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