Re: systemic fungal infections in dogs(MY DOG may have had this)

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I just read the article on on web site below on " blastomycosis " . Thank you.

My dog was very ill with a tumor which her Vet thought was a Basal Cell

Carcenoma. We had it removed and it proved not to be cancer. The picture shown

on the dog's head on this web site looked just like the bump on my dog's head !

I thought it was due to some kind of fungal infection, yet my Vet never

listened.. amazing. Thankyou for posting this!

My dog also has chronic endocarditis (infection of the heart), yet my Vet does

not see the connection. I wonder if it's possible the heart infection is a

symptom of exposure to the toxic mold as well?

Cyndi

marypmichel <marypmichel@...> wrote:

Thank you. There is some good information here.

I still can't find the connection between the ...mycosis

and ...cystis - if there is one for blasto.

I appreciate your time and interest.

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This is all very interesting and I am trying to learn more on the effect on

animals myself. Some of you might remember I mentioned outside of my own

contamination, during the same time one of my dogs went blind the other had her

hair begin to fall out and had skin lesions like I did and terrible stomach and

breathing problems. She is now doing better thanks to the one vet that gave her

anti fungals and an anti fungal shampoo but continues to wheeze when she

breathes. As for my male, he will never regain his eye sight and in fact is

having extensive work done to keep his eye balls from giving way and just

draining out of his sockets.

I appreciate any information anyone finds on this subject. " Who " Posted a

great sight once from the UK that had an actual vet section on dogs. I printed

it and took it to the vet who finally gave up and said I should take them to the

Auburn University because he did not know enough about the subject... Thanks

Doc.

Chris...

Your Friend <yor1friend2@...> wrote:

I just read the article on on web site below on " blastomycosis " . Thank

you.

My dog was very ill with a tumor which her Vet thought was a Basal Cell

Carcenoma. We had it removed and it proved not to be cancer. The picture shown

on the dog's head on this web site looked just like the bump on my dog's head !

I thought it was due to some kind of fungal infection, yet my Vet never

listened.. amazing. Thankyou for posting this!

My dog also has chronic endocarditis (infection of the heart), yet my Vet does

not see the connection. I wonder if it's possible the heart infection is a

symptom of exposure to the toxic mold as well?

Cyndi

marypmichel <marypmichel@...> wrote:

Thank you. There is some good information here.

I still can't find the connection between the ...mycosis

and ...cystis - if there is one for blasto.

I appreciate your time and interest.

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Cyndi,

I am so sorry your dog had to go through this.

I was amazed at the coincidence of the posts also.

Our Vet said the only way to find out what this is is to crack

open her chest, remove the tumor. I refused to do that.

I really think it is a fungal issue - in light of the heavy mold

in our house and the fact that I tested positive to high mold

internally.

I believe we have to make a fuss to have these poor animals

tested. This is another fight in which the docs don't listen to the

patient. I am very tired of this but, I will persue it for my dog.

Isn't endocarditis an infection? Then why can't it be

mold/fungus? I would certainly persue this. Maybe you can take some

of the articles Who shared to the Vet and demand action.

We were at a hospital in Virginia for another problem when they

found the tumor. These were a phenomenol group of doctors (I begged

them to treat me!)

It may be that we have to go to the experts.

Let us know what happens. I will also.

Best wishes to you and the dog.

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Hi,

Do you recall where the article came from or where I might get a

copy? I think Cyndi might like to see it also.

It does seem to be the hospitals that are more savvy and up to

date.

Our poor friends are so dependent on us for their health and well

being.

Thanks.

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Yes Cyndi,

I don't buy the infection crap either. My vet went from bad back to bad knees

to this and that, it was crazy. The only help came with the one vet that gave

her anti fungals. The bottom line is that when we are diagnosed with internal

poisoning and at the same time our dogs are sick and showing much of the same

signs and even worse, there is not a chance on this planet anyone is cutting my

dog open.

" WHO " please post the sight I was referring to again if you know which one it

is. I lost the link on my old computer when mold decided to take it over. It was

not till then that the vet was dumbfounded that I actually had information

de-bunking what he was trying to tell me. There was now no way he could deny at

the very least the possibility and admitted he knew nothing about it. It was

powerful.

I am still dealing with this also so I will be sure to keep you informed on

what I do find out when I do. In the mean time give the dog probiotics, NUTRO

dog food has no corn wheat and the other crap in it and a little milk thistle

now and again by cutting the capsule open and just using a portion of the fluid,

this has seemed to help tremendously for me.

Chris...

marypmichel <marypmichel@...> wrote:

Cyndi,

I am so sorry your dog had to go through this.

I was amazed at the coincidence of the posts also.

Our Vet said the only way to find out what this is is to crack

open her chest, remove the tumor. I refused to do that.

I really think it is a fungal issue - in light of the heavy mold

in our house and the fact that I tested positive to high mold

internally.

I believe we have to make a fuss to have these poor animals

tested. This is another fight in which the docs don't listen to the

patient. I am very tired of this but, I will persue it for my dog.

Isn't endocarditis an infection? Then why can't it be

mold/fungus? I would certainly persue this. Maybe you can take some

of the articles Who shared to the Vet and demand action.

We were at a hospital in Virginia for another problem when they

found the tumor. These were a phenomenol group of doctors (I begged

them to treat me!)

It may be that we have to go to the experts.

Let us know what happens. I will also.

Best wishes to you and the dog.

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