Re:This is a fast quick start to my builder letter (reply)(REP

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<Healthier4All@h...> wrote:

Look at poor

> Bob.....there is no doubt in my mind that he has neuro-lyme and God

only knows what else, but he admitted that he had ignored the Lyme

diagnosis....

Perhaps, but Bob described going back to his trailer and experiencing

the intensification reaction in a manner that was identical to my own

post evacuation response and experience.

I was amazed that instead of instantly starting on the road to

recovery as everyone insisted I must, my illness became worse and my

reactivity became almost unbearable. I had to maintain a staggering

degree of avoidance during this period and couldn't stand the presence

of anything from the contamination zone.

The IEQ board is busy discussing " indoor / outdoor " spore counts as

being substantive and relevant. To someone who couldn't tolerate the

presence of contaminated items brought out of the zone, such

discussion is meaningless and counterproductive.

The IEQ board may be doing good work for normal levels of mold

reactivity but appear to understand nothing of the problems of extreme

responders.

Their methods and approach would have done nothing to save Bob and I

have only encountered three doctors who understood this and could

offer even the most basic type of appropriate advice.

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