Emergency Back-up Plan

[Guest guest]

Rosie and ,

Your discussion about an emergency back-up plan is new and important.

It won't be for everyone, certainly not a PIR 1-3 or maybe most 4s.

But anyone severely impacted or who experiences life threatening

reactions should have one. E.g. asthmatics carry inhalers, alleric

people carry epi-pens.

What sort of actions would be helpful when severely impacted by

exposures whether mold, chemicals, dander, dust, pollen, paint,

perfume, pesticides, etc? Should we have a plan for housing? Could we

generate a list of recommendations for others?

Carl Grimes

Healthy Habitats LLC

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> >>-On Behalf Of erikmoldwarrior

> Rosie, the measures you describe implementing suggest that you are a

> PIR 4 who is very closer to becoming PIR 5.

> What is your backup strategy and which evacuation procedures have you

> planned in the event that an inflammatory event or extraordinary

> exposure tips you from " Unrealistic to just pack up and leave " into

> " Impossible to remain any longer " ?- "

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> Hi again :

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> Again thank you for informing us that you received " a slam " again.

> I'm so sorry that you are reacting and it's affecting your writing.

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> since you are not a physician nor have you tested me to determine

> my HLA-DR or genotype, I lovingly say you are not qualified to place

> me into a PIR category.

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> I am functioning very well; out in public daily and I do encounter our

> " enemy " on a daily basis. Honestly in Houston it's impossible to

> avoid our enemy. My degree of reaction has improved 90% since I first

> became ill in 2001. For me it was as I explained previously a

> lifestyle change involving specific foods, specific supplements and

> medicinal herbs which changed as my physical wellbeing changed. I

> still follow my protocol daily and make changes as I deem necessary

> based upon my current level of expertise.

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> In answer to your question if I have an emergency back-up plan to

> evacuate my home the answer is yes. I prepared such a plan last year

> in September when our news media informed all in the Houston/

> County area that the worst hurricane in our history will soon visit

> us. I have emergency shelter waiting for me in several locations even

> out-of-state if necessary and others within driving distance and full

> tank of gas. Infrastructure, emergency bags with critical items

> (clothing, shoes, medicinal herbs and supplements, food, our important

> papers, addresses and contacts, etc) are safely stored away sealed

> with double layer of heavy plastic.

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> My concern since I'm functioning so well and have my emergency

> evacuation plan ready is not with me but with you. I am concerned

> about your safety and wellbeing since you are affected by " slams " more

> so than I. I worry you may be in a vehicle driving and have an

> accident or similar mishap. Would you please consider making an

> appointment with Dr. Shoemaker so he could evaluate you and put you on

> a specific protocol to assist you.

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