Re: Rigid when ill/Schaller, MD:::reply:::

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In a message dated 9/10/2006 9:34:27 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time,

jschaller@... writes:

MOLD TOXINS FREEZES THE ABILITY TO CHANGE TO CONSIDER NEW PLACES, NEW

CHANGES AT TIMES

One of the effects of mold mycotoxins is on the frontal part of the brain. I

can become very effected by different means. Some of the things to go first

with the FRONTAL LOBE OF THE BRAIN are insight, going from a-->z,

organization losses, interpersonal skills lost, regressed emotions, shifting

from the

familiar to the new is like lifting a car, etc.

In this regard, LiveSimply and Dr. Shoemaker are right on, that sometimes

officials/structure owners will just take to too long--400 years-- to make a

place safe, and one is best served going elsewhere to survive. Now!

While I do not know your job and the circumstances, I have come to fear

going into places with indoor mycotoxins. I did a house call for a clan, and

when

I left I realized most of their trouble was mold in a new home. I could not

recall the name of my best friend for 4 hours and had trouble driving home. I

drive that road routinely. The next day and 10 cholestyramines later--fine.

I sincerely wish you a safe place,

Dr. Schaller

www.HopeAcademic.www

*********Thank you Dr Schaller for a warm and compassionate post. It is

important for others to know that a doctor understands and goes through it

himself. Sorry you had to go through what you did and the suffering you go

through, as the rest of this list goes through. Again, thank you for your

post.

Angel Huggzzz

or Angel