Please Help Me"I Have Chlamydia"
By Frederick Charles Morton
First Public Edition

Intro Page

In November of 2008 I got Chlamydia;

I went to the free STD clinic at the Harborview Medical Center, 325 9th Ave., Seattle, WA 98104 (Ground Floor East Clinic Wing). The first time I went there, the first doctor told me he didn't find anything wrong with me, but he gave me 4 fake Azithromycin 250mg pills to take. I didn't know they were fake until after I took them and they didn't do anything to cure me. The second time I went there, (four days later), a female doctor told me she didn't find anything wrong with me either and then tried to suggest/convince/get me to believe that it might be prostate cancer, or diabetes, or something else even worst. (Note; If she didn't find anything wrong with me, ?Why would she try to convince me it was something else.) So I got nothing to help me cure my chlamydia. The third time I went back to the same clinic, (5 days after that), I got another, different female doctor. She was even more professional in her deceit. She didn't find anything wrong with me either, however, she went straight for the prostate cancer first, just like the one before her, and then she went on to diabetes, bladder infection, some new kind of virus, and a whole lot more. Their professional ability to control their energy (what hard is) is highly practiced and developed under SMARiTT and with SMARiTT. They also have professional hynotherapists (directors) who teach them how to do it that way and to help them maintain their consciences and stay in their characters professional and consistently, to be able and capable of doing it this way. Again, all controlled under SMARiTT. There is more about this in the book, however, if you know "what hard is" and how people use their "energy", you can surely see it for yourself.

Chlamydia is a fatal deadly "infection" (disease);

I did not know this at the time when I got it, however, the doctors I saw did.

When I looked it up on the internet, I found and read a bunch of websites (at least 7 or 8) and none of these sites said it was potentially fatal either. Most of these sites were government sites also. All any of them said was that the long term affects of Chlamydia could be severe, citing that the worst side effect could be the loss of a person ability to have children. (Note; when I think of the "long term" affects, I think like about a year or two. Chlamydia can kill you in about 10 weeks. I know this for a fact, because that is about what it was for me.)

Most people know that if they get a small cut on their hand or something, that it is not that big of a deal, unless that small cut on their hand or something becomes infected. Most people know that if it gets infected, that they could die from the infection. Chlamydia is an infection. If a small cut on someone's hand becomes infected, the infection is some type of bacteria. Bacteria is a living, reproducing organism. Chlamydia is a Bacteria.

I have a great deal more to write about, on the subject and hopefully, I will get around to it soon.

Chlamydia is the most common STD (Sexually Transmitted Disease).

The reason Chlamydia is the most common STD is because it is and can be electronically induce with SMARiTT, by the SMARiTT people, using SMARiTT to do it with, ~ "deliberately, intentionally, and knowing". In fact, I would say that 99% of the people who get Chlamydia, get it because the SMARiTT people used SMARiTT to electronically induce it and,or cause it to happen. The first time I got it was when I was 20 years old, in Germany at the time, when I was in the United States Army. It was completely and deliberately, electronically induced with SMARiTT, by the SMARiTT people using SMARiTT, intentionally, and professionally to cause it to happen. In fact, I had no physical, sexual, contact with the girl I was with at all and I am pretty sure she got it too, but I never saw her again after that. There is a bit more to this story than that too. I already wrote some of it in the First Public Edition of my book, but I will write a bit more about it in my upcoming final publishment of my (the) book about it.