Re: My visit to the ER (KC)

[Guest guest]

" Doc " KC and Sharon,

Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers!!! I happy to hear that

the Dr. was, at least, open minded enough to listen! With your help he will

hopefully be interested in more information and I know you have plenty to

pass on to him!!

Sue

[Guest guest]

Good luck you two, you will be in my thoughts. I am heading to the emergency

roon myself for my other dog. He is apperantly scrathing his eye out I don't

know but lets hope each other the best for bolth our situations.

hope your wife will feel better soon...

Chris...

tigerpaw2c <tigerpaw2c@...> wrote:

Had Sharon in the ER last nite for about 5 hrs. They weren't sure if

they were going to keep her or not, but at the last minute decided to

send her home with medication. The doctor had never seen anything like

this and of course very concerned. It was in the lower part of the

heart and it is not uncommon for people to have an extra beat, but

what Sharon was experience was about 10 or 15 of them at one time,

blood pressure, pulse, respitatory was all erratic.

We have an appt 7 am Monday for an echo cardiogram and stress test,

and then they will probably put a monitor on her. So we will see what

happens then and I will let you know.

A little bit of good news, maybe somethings ARE changing, the doctor

that was examining her and just before we were ready to leave I

informed him of what probably was causing her heart problems. We also

had a discussion in great lengths about her chest x-rays and what her

previous also had looked like, with the peribronchial cuffing and the

collasped bronchial tube. These x-rays did look better, thank

goodness, but it has taken 6 years of being out of that building to

happend. There was still alot of marblizing or shadowing.

The diagnosis then of her lungs was bronchial pneumonia at that time.

I had then asked him could the fluid that was in the lungs have been

blood. He said most definately, but you wouldn't know until you tested

it. I then asked him these x-rays could it have been caused by

aspergillus or legionnella bacteria, his response, most definately,

but you wouldn't know again unless you tested for it. hmmmmm

At this time I started to him inform him the last 9 years and he was

actually interested and wanted to know more. I gave him my card with

several websites and he was going to look into it. He actually was

asking alot of questions out of concern. One comment he did make is

that fungi is everywhere and I agreed. I mentioned that most

physicians are only aware of the allergic and irritant reactions and

NOt the infectious or toxic. I had also asked if fungi were everywhere

and many people were suceptable whether immunocompromised or not,

which I did explain in greater detail, why aren't there more tests

available to our physicians like there are for bacterial or viral? His

response, hmmm great question. I got his interest and now he is asking

questions. I couldn't ask for more. Hopefully I will hear from him

shortly.

Just a little side note, upon looking up CSM in a prescription book it

states that it is prescribed for people who have pesticide poisoning.

hmmm another toxin... So by no means is this a new treatment.

KC

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[Guest guest]

KC,

I am glad the doctor listened. Hope Sharon is feeling better.

Her symptoms sound just like the problem I was having in 9/26/05 when I went

to the ER. The doctors gave me potassium pills because of the irregular heart

beat and low BP. 55/31. I stayed there for 7 1/2 hours. I still have an

irregular heart beat two to three times a week. I was suppose to go in for the

same test but never went.

Please tell Sharon that I hope she feels better and let me know about her test

results.

Marcie

tigerpaw2c <tigerpaw2c@...> wrote:

Had Sharon in the ER last nite for about 5 hrs. They weren't sure if

they were going to keep her or not, but at the last minute decided to

send her home with medication. The doctor had never seen anything like

this and of course very concerned. It was in the lower part of the

heart and it is not uncommon for people to have an extra beat, but

what Sharon was experience was about 10 or 15 of them at one time,

blood pressure, pulse, respitatory was all erratic.

We have an appt 7 am Monday for an echo cardiogram and stress test,

and then they will probably put a monitor on her. So we will see what

happens then and I will let you know.

A little bit of good news, maybe somethings ARE changing, the doctor

that was examining her and just before we were ready to leave I

informed him of what probably was causing her heart problems. We also

had a discussion in great lengths about her chest x-rays and what her

previous also had looked like, with the peribronchial cuffing and the

collasped bronchial tube. These x-rays did look better, thank

goodness, but it has taken 6 years of being out of that building to

happend. There was still alot of marblizing or shadowing.

The diagnosis then of her lungs was bronchial pneumonia at that time.

I had then asked him could the fluid that was in the lungs have been

blood. He said most definately, but you wouldn't know until you tested

it. I then asked him these x-rays could it have been caused by

aspergillus or legionnella bacteria, his response, most definately,

but you wouldn't know again unless you tested for it. hmmmmm

At this time I started to him inform him the last 9 years and he was

actually interested and wanted to know more. I gave him my card with

several websites and he was going to look into it. He actually was

asking alot of questions out of concern. One comment he did make is

that fungi is everywhere and I agreed. I mentioned that most

physicians are only aware of the allergic and irritant reactions and

NOt the infectious or toxic. I had also asked if fungi were everywhere

and many people were suceptable whether immunocompromised or not,

which I did explain in greater detail, why aren't there more tests

available to our physicians like there are for bacterial or viral? His

response, hmmm great question. I got his interest and now he is asking

questions. I couldn't ask for more. Hopefully I will hear from him

shortly.

Just a little side note, upon looking up CSM in a prescription book it

states that it is prescribed for people who have pesticide poisoning.

hmmm another toxin... So by no means is this a new treatment.

KC

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[Guest guest]

KC, hope shes felling better, I had those in the last apartment I

was in, bad. sence in this new apartment it hasn't happened. there

was mold and roaches in the last apartment, wondering if the

allergies to these was causeing this, could your wife be getting

exposed to something shes allergic to? or more mold? Mine were so bad

in this last apartment that I went to the hospital, and they put me

in a room with some clean air, and it stopped before they did

anything, I hadn't been sleeping so I fell asleep. The doctor sent me

home, telling me to quit partying and get some sleep, I well never go

there again, I was so angry about his attitude. duh, like I had a

social life? I even took what medical records I had and he wouldn't

even look at them. He wouldn't even listen to me about my mold

illnesses, so wow, its good that yours was

interested

>

> Had Sharon in the ER last nite for about 5 hrs. They weren't sure

if

> they were going to keep her or not, but at the last minute decided

to

> send her home with medication. The doctor had never seen anything

like

> this and of course very concerned. It was in the lower part of the

> heart and it is not uncommon for people to have an extra beat, but

> what Sharon was experience was about 10 or 15 of them at one time,

> blood pressure, pulse, respitatory was all erratic.

>

> We have an appt 7 am Monday for an echo cardiogram and stress test,

> and then they will probably put a monitor on her. So we will see

what

> happens then and I will let you know.

>

> A little bit of good news, maybe somethings ARE changing, the

doctor

> that was examining her and just before we were ready to leave I

> informed him of what probably was causing her heart problems. We

also

> had a discussion in great lengths about her chest x-rays and what

her

> previous also had looked like, with the peribronchial cuffing and

the

> collasped bronchial tube. These x-rays did look better, thank

> goodness, but it has taken 6 years of being out of that building to

> happend. There was still alot of marblizing or shadowing.

>

> The diagnosis then of her lungs was bronchial pneumonia at that

time.

> I had then asked him could the fluid that was in the lungs have

been

> blood. He said most definately, but you wouldn't know until you

tested

> it. I then asked him these x-rays could it have been caused by

> aspergillus or legionnella bacteria, his response, most definately,

> but you wouldn't know again unless you tested for it. hmmmmm

>

> At this time I started to him inform him the last 9 years and he

was

> actually interested and wanted to know more. I gave him my card

with

> several websites and he was going to look into it. He actually was

> asking alot of questions out of concern. One comment he did make is

> that fungi is everywhere and I agreed. I mentioned that most

> physicians are only aware of the allergic and irritant reactions

and

> NOt the infectious or toxic. I had also asked if fungi were

everywhere

> and many people were suceptable whether immunocompromised or not,

> which I did explain in greater detail, why aren't there more tests

> available to our physicians like there are for bacterial or viral?

His

> response, hmmm great question. I got his interest and now he is

asking

> questions. I couldn't ask for more. Hopefully I will hear from him

> shortly.

>

> Just a little side note, upon looking up CSM in a prescription book

it

> states that it is prescribed for people who have pesticide

poisoning.

> hmmm another toxin... So by no means is this a new treatment.

>

> KC

>