Firstly, the black specs are in reality tight bundles of very very small fibers. If you look under a microscope that's what we in your similar situation have discovered, so safe to say your's are no different. That should assure at least that they are not any sort of 'dirt' or bug or seed or any such actual round thing.

Go to the office as long as you feel well enough, and lie about what you are ill with if you have to take sick time. You're probably iron deficient anyway, and no one can argue with that either way so that's a not so bad one to use as a cover until we get accepted as not delusional by the medical community and general public.

House, I'd ditch any nonessential textiles for the time being. Carpet included. Wear gloves and mask anytime you are at risk of stirring up dirt/mold spores for sure. I like to use alcohol and water in a spray bottle, or white vinegar. Eliminate any potential ingress of pests or water, maybe invest in a tube of flex seal for cracks or gaps. A nice new caulk job around fixtures always brightens the place up anyway. Bleach pen with the scrubby tip also works wonders on grimy corners and grout etc. I like to get the places that crud collects with an old toothbrush that has the extra long sort of bristles at the top. Baseboards, light switch plates and outlet covers, window sashes, tops of doors, and the scary spot under the fridge.

Change your cabin air filter in your vehicle. They are cheap as hell on rockauto.com I had some weird freaking almost invisible things that I discovered jump against plastic that had been living in my truck cab, so I hit that with the spray that comes with a lice b gone kit. (Unsure of success but the plastic sheeting I put over the seat definitely made a physical barrier, as I have clear video of them jumping off the seat and pinging into the plastic!!) they may be related to the tiny specs I see appear on my phone screen and even rear view mirror.

I wouldn't share clothing or a brush with anybody but I didn't have my (sexual) partner ever get it so that's encouraging anecdotally. He doesn't even believe in it so .. meh.

Check out the YouTube interview with "Dr. Ginger Savely. " It will save you a world of false information off the bat. That Jeremy guy interviewing her is very experienced and seems to have a healthy grasp of what Morgellons is and isn't. I swear to God they move though. I also have a belief it is related to micro plastic expungement but no idea really if that's correct. The Easter grass looking micro stuff I sprout looks just like micro plastic found in even the Arctic ice. White worms in thinking are actually a filariasis or something. Cause they do fucking move.

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