Re: Re: Moldy adventures

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do you have asthma of bronchiactesis????

who <jeaninem660@...> wrote: this is interesting, i have mcs

and react to all chemical smells,

usually coughing and airways close up and symptoms can range from

mild to pretty bad,can last from a few hours to 3 or 4 days. but what

i'm pretty sure is a myco slam paralizes me and instantly drains my

energy. cant move,legs give out and symptoms last several weeks and

infections come back. it doesn't seem to have much to do with how i

fell before it happens. i'm sure load has something to do with it,

but also the consentration of the irratant at the time.like if i get

a hit from someone that just sprayed perfume all over them(a direct

hit) and someone who did it hours ago(a indirect hit).but i never

have a warning of a myco slam, sometimes theres a mold smell around,

sometimes not. and many times I've smelt mold and suffered a hit but

not a slam.I have suffered a myco slam from outside air but its rare.

stores usually give me a chemical hit so i aviod as much as I

can.

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In , " Branislav " <arealis@...> wrote:

>

> > But it DOES mean that you feel them due to your overloaded

immune

> > system, at a level which others cannot perceive.

> > That is why you perceive it when they cannot.

>

> We cannot know if the several people who were around me felt

> absolutely nothing. Perhaps some of them had some problems

afterwards.

> They went in different directions very quickly. Even I didn't pay

too

> much attention at first. I thought it was an ordinary mold hit and

> that it would pass quickly. If somebody was watching me, I would

also

> appear to behave mostly normaly.

>

> I think there is a much simpler explanation. My genetic makeup is

such

> that I can feel very small amounts of toxins. I believe that the

> HLA-DR genetic test will prove this beyond any doubt. I really look

> forward to doing these tests.

>

> In a way you are right too - my immune system gets overloaded DURING

> exposures. Before these exposures it was not overloaded. Let's leave

> it there, I have every reason to believe that it is so. The blood

> tests will say the final word.

>

> Thanks for the information about Dr. Shoemaker. Sylgja told me to

> contact him by email, but I also think that the phone call is the

only

> way.

>

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