RE: {Spam?} Re: Mycotoxin adducts on human serum albumin: biomarkers of exposure to Stachybotrys

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Sorry

I forgot to mention that:

Questran is the drug that I cant live without and I use whenever I have to

go to mold inspection (I feel like I need to do it since nobody else in

Iceland knows these things and can inspect until someone else can do it I

have to do it)

And I also forgot to mention that unfortunately some of us will never rise

again in MSH and some other hormones will never get in the same tract like

before- and that is of course another factor that limits the healing.

I know that but, still - you should be aware of your surroundings - I know

you all are - but still we all have to be more aware.

That is just my point :-)

Wish you all the best

Sylgja

Sylgja,

First let me start off by thanking you for your input, unfortunately

I will have to disagree with some of your statements. People are not

rejecting what is saying per se, it is HOW he says it.

Yes, we all know that avoidance is the first key to getting better,

but why do people assume that because we are sick that we are still

in the contaminated environment. I will speak about my own

situation, even though I know there are many others that fall under

that category also.

The contaminated bldg was my place of employment, my home is safe

for me (it had been throughly tested). I have been out of the bldg

for over 6 years, practice avoidance, where a mask whenever I go

out, am under a doctors protocol, have the " dreaded geneotype " . And

yes, alot of my symptoms have subsided to a point where I can move

about more easily, unfortunately before I was able to get the proper

help the mycotoxins had damaged my organs, including the brain. I

can take a small hit (plume) and get thrown back to almost square

one. It takes me many, many months to get back to the same condition

as before the hit.

I would love to have had just the chronic fatigue and only react to

stachy, unfortunately I was poisoned by 16 different fungi and they

all had their fun in my system.

There are many variables in all our situations. Even Dr.Shoemaker

says that there are some that even his protocol will not help.

Please do not think that I am attacking you, you have not been on

the board a long time and perhaps are unaware of alot of what has

gone on previously.

In closing I will say, it is not the message that people are

objecting to, it's how the message is presented, over and over and

over again.

Sharon C.

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