The Fibrelos Basketball Tumor

A Fibrelos Patient Story:

(2015)The Fibrelos Basketball Tumor

The photos below show the Fibrelos Tumor.  There is a comparison to this where the person was assisted by a medical team at a hospital in Connecticut: see the full story of another Woman going through this massive type of tumor; how she gets help, yet our Patient received nothing.  Seen here, our Patient wasn't that lucky.  She tried to get help, but no doctor would help her.  So she use a special method of 'Shunting' called a ©Pin Prick Shunt to not only relieve the pressure, but do an entire drain system exclusive to the Fibrelos Study.

These photos are of a "Fibrelos Basketball Tumor" on the back of  our Founder's Left Leg.  The diagrammed photo was taken on January 3, 2015.  The photo -top right was taken two(2) week after the 1st shunt of 1-3-15, and the

<---The photo to the left shows in diagram, but it's hard to see this is the back of the left knee. Above the tumor is the back of the leg.

The photo to the upper right---> without the diagram show closer as the leg is rotated to show the back of the knee (1-3-15).  The red dot on the skin-showing on the lower right of tumor is where the first drain was done. This shows the beginning progression of the Basketball Tumor decreasing in size by depleted sections; slow but sure.  It's easy to see the roundness of the Basketball Tumor in the other photos, and this upper right photo clearly shows it going down a bit after the first shunt.

In this photo, it shows the leg bent at the knee, but the lower leg (calf) can only be slightly seen.  See clearly in the photo to the left, this leads to the buttock's line closest to the end of the femur area.

The photo to the middle right-->


This Fibrelos Basketball Tumor is what our Founder asked the Vascular Surgeon to assist with.  This was a Tumor that needed care.  The location of this Fibrelos Basketball Tumor is approximately one inch above the back of the knee.  Sitting was nearly impossible for a long time.  And let's not discuss the extreme difficulty in using the toilet without falling off each time.  

After Several Weeks from the 1st Shunt:

<---This photo to the left shows the same Fibrelos Basketball Tumor several weeks after the first set of ©Pin Prick Shunt; you can see how much in size it's lowered; the red dots are where each shunt was placed and where the drain was a success.  It still took some time to completely drain it, as it should have been done by a Physician; our Founder did a great job.

One Lucky Connecticut Woman has Doctors that Reacted to Her Tumor:

     In May of 2018 in the photo & article from CNN, you will see the similarity in the Fibrelos Basketball Tumor and the Ovarian Tumor that was removed.  While this is not connected to our Fibrelos Study, the similarities is incredible in size, looks, and shape as to The Fibrelos Basketball Tumor.  

      The similarities of The Fibrelos Basketball Tumor is interesting; especially in the "Shine & Shimmer" of the upper layers of skin.  The same is with this Tumor in the CNN Report, as it is with our Patient's Fibrelos Basketball Tumor. (more photos of the Fibrelos Basketball Tumor are above)

Tap photo to see Similar Tumor as the Fibrelos Tumor.   a CNN Report of May 5, 2018:

The Fibrelos Elephant Leg

A Fibrelos Patient-our Founder Story:

The Fibrelos Elephant Leg

Fibrelos Fluid Build Up is Painful; So is our Founder's Story:

     Seen in the photos, showing the fluid built up in her legs, she needed to get help fast.  Her Personal Physician referred her to a Vascular Surgeon.  She was getting the hopes that she won't have this "Fibrelos Basketball Tumor" on her left leg about 1"-above the back of her knee-not pretty at all, painful and difficultly trying to sit-on anything. The issue here is, although her ideas would later prove she was right, the Vascular Surgeon wasn't listening to her regarding the leg problems.  She told him of the Fibrelos Study; explaining to him in the symptoms; it clogs up veins, capillaries & arteries.  However, turning her down because she wasn't a doctor, plus the fact he had no idea what she was talking about; possibly because he just didn't want to listen.  At the time due to extreme difficulty walking, she was on a walker and using a cane to walk: knowing this disabled her incredibly, through taking notes of her symptoms.  Continuing to indicate the only way for relief was a "Shunt Drain" to release the fluid; asking him to look at it under a microscope; as answers could help her; he still turns her down.

These photo show from early 2015, the "Fibrelos Fluid Buildup" is at a very dangerous stage. Desperate for relief, Patient did a simple ©Pin Prick Shunt to release...it worked.  However, as the shunt began, only fluid came out.  These two photos show Fibrelos Elephant Leg, as seen in the photo to the Right, that's the simple ©Pin-Prick Shunt Drain. The Fibrelos Fluid is flowing; decreasing the pressure & pain.    

Specific to Fibrelos symptoms is the type of fluid.  With the symptoms, Fibrelos Fluid build up is painful yet with Fibrelos symptoms, it's not caused by water retention; it's caused by Fibrelos Tangles/Fibrelos Rock Clots/Fibrelos Rock Clots Mini Tumor  Blockage.  In May of 2018, the  Fibrelos Blood Clots didn't flow out right away due to blockages cause by Fibrelos Rock Clots tangling around Fibrelos Strands; creating a back pressure. The only way flow can continue is to lift Fibrelos Strands from the shunt area assisting the flow. Fibrelos Fluid is very sticky; almost like a molasses texture; is clear to at times yellowish/light brown in color. In the photo above, the  Fibrelos Blood Clots are floating in a water filled petri dish that were placed in it from the leg shunt.   

     Keeping in mind our bodies are designed with only so much space inside; once Fibrelos Tangles increases in size, they fuse together, wrapping around anything & everything; creating a type of protective skin.  This by example is  Fibrelos Blood Clots; finding the water doesn't break up or dissolve the clots; when usually when a clot of blood drops into water, it breaks: yet not the case with Fibrelos Blood Clots .  Seen in the photo above, the Fibrelos Blood Clots are actually holding strong together: floating in water unbroken.

Looking Back...

     Looking back remembering the beginning of the Fibrelos Study, first piecing it all together with the similar symptoms; it's Lyme Disease. But Fibromyalgia has majority of the same symptoms, as to with Unexplained Dermopathy symptoms.  Then advancing with note taking regarding symptoms, our inner-connections now in 2021 leads to answers.  Regarding Lyme Disease, one thing that's changed in 2021 is more people came forward discussing it.  As it was in 2009, once any doctor heard the someone had continual symptoms of Lyme Disease, the Patient wasn't taken seriously.  Now, with so many people having these symptoms, the medical world understands there's something bigger out there going on much larger than a tick bite.

    Seen at the bottom of this page, a showing of a "Tick Look-A-Like" that could lead anyone worried about a tick in their environment to see the similarity.   

Fibrelos Symptoms List":

     1.   Fluid - The fluid component in Fibrelos Fluid grows increasingly larger over time as the Fibrelos continue to grow, so does the fluid forming around the affected zones.  

     2.   Fibrelos Tangles:  As the Fibrelos continues to grow, it creates a specific type of inflammatory process due to several different factors; one of them is the space in the body being filled with ever-growing Fibrelos.  This inflammation creates pain & pressure in the affected Fibrelos areas for the Patient.  With this inflammation, it adds to the pressure also cause by Fibrelos Fluid, Fibrelos Rock Clots, and possible  Fibrelos Blood Clots could also be a factor of the Fibrelos Tangles.  Once the Fibrelos product(s) get to a capacity, pain may then begins, which may affect the Patient. 

     3.  Fibrelos Rock Clots:  The small Fibrelos Rock Clots are found on the Fibrelos itself, as well as in the tissue, veins, and floating in the blood stream causing Fibrelos Blood Clots.  This increases pain, pressure, and danger depending on where the Fibrelos Clots are located.  One patient as mentioned, is experiencing 'Heart Palpitations'.   This isn't good at all.  If we weren't doing this study, and this wasn't happening to the Patient, we may not have learned that "Fibrelos Clots" may possibly cause pressure enough to feel like the Patient is having a "Heart Attack". 

     4.  Fibrelos Blood Clots:  Fibrelos Strands continuously grow, this is based on activity noted by the Founder.  As the Fibrelos grows throughout the body, it tangles around different sections of the body including our blood vessels, veins, tissue, possibly bones, and possibly organs as well.  When Fibrelos enters the blood stream, it comes with a 'Punch' to the body's blood flow.  Fibrelos Rock Clots, Fibrelos Tangles, and Fibrelos Fluid increasingly puts more havoc by decreasing blood flow even more.  

       With The Fibrelos Study, more information is now available to Doctors; giving more possibilities in diagnosing.  If we help one person by our inner-connections of The Fibrelos Study, it's a beginning.  

       Fibrelos Study's Symptoms List are notes that have been taken for 18-years by the Founder.  This information may help diagnose Patients better.  Learn more about the Fibrelos Tumor here.

Not A Tick, But Looks Like It...

Below you see some similarities in a possible Tick, yet they aren't Ticks at all...these are Fibrelos Mini Tumors.  The diagram below also shows a Fibrelos Rock Clot up close; it could also look like a Tick underneath the top layers of skin, yet it's a Fibrelos Mini Tumor. 

Here's a Few Fibrelos Strands Removed from the Body

As we know now, the Fibrelos Strand is something that has been found in the human body.  Our Fibrelos Study needs further research for many aspects.  

Update in 2021:  "Fibrelos is Fibrin"

In 2021, the 'Fibrelos Strand' is found to be "Fibrin" which is the main clotting mechanism in our bodies, along with other components of clotting, Fibrin is the patch we need when we injure ourselves.  But it's also made to feel injury, pain, and react as such in ways that create issue.  Injuries, even additional subcutaneous tissue adds to the Fibrin reacting as such.  See the update in our new section, just click here to take you there.

"Fibrelos" is "Fibrin": The mystery is over between diagnosis, notes, and now the issues relating to suffering is clear: Fibrin is responsible for the under-skin-sensations felt by the noted diagnosis Unexplained Dermopathy-better referred by Physicians as "Delusional Parasitosis (sometimes even called 'Morgellons')", and the pain of "Fibromyalgia" is combined in an effort of the Fibrin tangling underneath the skins surface & deep into the epidermis layers. This tangling creates a type of Blood Clotting Mechanism where tangled Fibrin rolls itself in a ball while collecting particles from inside the body. This is a tumorous possibility as particles from the inside tangle on each Fibrin Strand (referred in the Fibrelos Study to be "Fibrelos Strands"), and continue to rotate while the tangles continue to wrap around & collect other Fibrin particles. 

By taking notes, our Founder has the answers.  

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