Re: Detect, Evacuate, Avoid and Decontaminate or you're DEAD

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-great advice erik,Im not dead yet but have felt that I got close a

few times. I can detect mold and chemicals and even particles that go

up my nose and change my voice and cause sinus headackes if I dont

get them washed out quick enough, but the last slam I got was

outside, the air was decent, and weather it was one myco or one mold

spore with myco's attached I do not know but there was no warning and

it has put me right back where I have tried so hard to come from. Im

just really confussed how one minute you can state how you can pre-

consieve exposure before it happens and the next minute you are

talking about takeing a bad hit. so you cant detect any better than

the rest of us. however your advice is great on evacuateing and

decontaminateing, but once inhaled its to late to do anything. other

than haveing a bubble on my head, I dont know what else to do. the

problem with detect is that, that is when you breath it up your

nose.

-- In , " erikmoldwarrior "

<erikmoldwarrior@...> wrote:

>

> " centurydemos " <centurydemos@> wrote:

> The fact I was sleeping in a cold car to

> > breathe wasn't for the fun of it. yet, do they even want

> > to learn from my tragedy so that the next person may not

> > endure such a horrible illness? Do they even care about me &

> > Tlee losing not only our lives, but all our belongings. NO!!

> >

> > Nobody cares and NOBODY is liable. 2 people are poisoned,

> > unable to work, need help..and NOBODY accepts any liabilty.

> >

> > I will speak out. If I don't then..shame on me. Some of my

> > own family may be ashamed of me for blasting this medical

> > clan..the Drs. are close knit and they all know about me

> > & tlee. Shame on all of you. You are in medicine for

> > the wrong reasons. Sometimes a patient DOES know more than

> > you do.

>

>

> I thought it was bad enough when doctors didn't want to learn

from

> my experience as an original CFS prototype who was trying on the

> very first day of " CFS " to get the CDC/NIH to look at mold, but it

> was even MORE bizarre when I exhibited an unexpected recovery while

> in the NIH ampligen program and they took no interest in how I did

> it.

> Of course, I've told all of you over the last eight years what I'm

> doing.

> I'm just following my military training in biological warfare and

> treating mycotoxins exactly like Nerve Agent.

> " Detect, Evacuate, Avoid and Decontaminate " or you're DEAD!

> Catchy, but that's the military for you. Always a mnemonic

acronmym

> so you don't forget.

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