Re: Re: Could Dana Reeves Death be due to Indoor Air Pollutio...

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/7/2006 5:36:14 PM Pacific Standard Time,

barb1283@... writes:

Perhaps I will send my 'crazy thoughts' to

her family to look into. Some time they have to start to pay

serious attention to indoor air quality problems that I think are

plaguing people with little interest to those in charge of

investigating.

Hi Barb,

I don't know that that would be such a good idea. I am sure the family is

asking all kinds of questions as to why she was taken so young. And there

could be uncountable reasons -genetics, stress, environment, etc. But to

assume

they had mold in their environment with no indication whatsoever, and then

to link her death from breast cancer to mold in an environment, would not

serve anyone well.

I think it would be hard on the family to have those outside, offering

suggestions of what may have been the cause for the loss of a loved one. And I

think you would have a difficult time being able to establish credibility for

your hypothesis and theory.

I think it could make you appear to be one of those " nutty mold people " .

This could further serve to make all mold people appear nutty. I know your

heart is in the right place. I know you are right in that cancer is more and

more

becoming accepted as caused by environmental exposures. But I don't think

it's a good idea to pursue this one.

Just my two cents!

Sharon

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/8/2006 7:13:34 AM Pacific Standard Time,

barb1283@... writes:

Some so called expert on CNN

yesterday tied to fact that she sang in nightclubs and may be victim

of second hand smoke. I think that is a stretch. One would have to

compare the incident of other nightclub workers and see if they have

higher incident of lung cancer. I have never heard that.

Now that's nutty! To go on CNN and say that. Makes me think that expert

was probably thrown out of a night club at one point in his life for heckling a

singer! Now, he wants all singers in night clubs to go away.

I would venture to bet that Mrs. Reeves family will be donating to not just

stem cell research in the future, but also breast cancer research. It might

be good for you to keep your eye on that, and address it when the timing is

right.

Sharon

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/8/2006 10:33:52 AM Pacific Standard Time,

barb1283@... writes:

Sharon,

Dana died of lung cancer, not breast cancer. Lung cancer in young,

non smoking woman is unusual. Anyway, point of waiting to see if

family wants to make some public plea for lung cancer research as

good timing is good idea. They probably will and then would be a

good time to make suggestion to look into indoor air pollution for

non smoking lung cancer patients. Good point.

Oh, you are right. It was lung cancer. That is pretty weird.

[Guest guest]

Here's my take on this

Problems like mold (mycotoxin mediated illnesses), heavy metals, chemicals,

pesticides and many other commonly found toxic substances in today's world is

compromising the innate immunity (lowered MSH is one of the problems). In

lowered innate immunity, viral infections and intracellular bacterial infections

easily occur. So, it is always a combination of toxins (all kinds) and pathogens

that leads to serious illnesses like cancer.

Jay

wiedb <wiedb@...> wrote:

Check out the book " The Virus & the vaccine - the true story of

cancer-causing monkey virus, contaminated polio vaccine & the millions

of Americans exposed " by Debbie Bookchin & Jim Schumacher - available

at book stores - not a self-published book and extremely well

documentated. Based on research out of Loyola Medical Research Center

in Chicago & Baylor Medical research in Houston. The virus is found in

mesothelioma (a horrible lung cancer), bone cancer & brain cancer.

Virus was in the oral polio vaccine - remember the sugar cubes? The

researchers don't know if we are passing the virus in utero. The

vaccine was cultured on Green Monkey kidney tissue which contained the

virus. Insiders of Pharma have known this for decades - and of course

- follow the money. Add indoor air pollution to the mix to screw up

our immune systems and opportunistic cancers can flurish.

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> In a message dated 3/8/2006 10:33:52 AM Pacific Standard Time,

> barb1283@... writes:

>

> Sharon,

> Dana died of lung cancer, not breast cancer. Lung cancer in young,

> non smoking woman is unusual. Anyway, point of waiting to see if

> family wants to make some public plea for lung cancer research as

> good timing is good idea. They probably will and then would be a

> good time to make suggestion to look into indoor air pollution for

> non smoking lung cancer patients. Good point.

>

>

> Oh, you are right. It was lung cancer. That is pretty weird.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

ASK NPR FM RADIO they talked about this on 3/7/06 get the type call ask about

the doctor that talked about the dangers of the Air-Condition System. You all

would have loved it I say let's try getting them to talk about this again.

E

[] Re: Could Dana Reeves Death be due to Indoor Air

Pollutio...

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