Re: Anybody have or had this

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--I dont know but I had a infection in my spine that often went up and

down.my whole back side would be stiff and hot and it caused so much

pain to bend or move or walk.my arms and legs tingled, had sharp

pains,spasums, and my hands and feet would be tingley and numb and

cold. often it went up the back of my head causeing migranes and would

make me throw up. it has slowly gotten better but can come back with

other symptoms very quick. no, it doesn't seem like it ever ends. - In

, " kissingtherain5262 "

<kissingtherain5262@...> wrote:

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> Intercranial pressure. I have horrible pressure with pain in the

back

> of my head/neck and goes down back. It has become worse this year and

> reacts to the barometer extreme to the point of puking and staying in

> bed for long periods. I may have to go back to neuro soon. I read in

> my medical records from neuro him mentioning another word I think they

> call this. Can't remember the spelling right not but looks like

chiari

> or something like that. We have so many fronts I'm almost continuosly

> having this now and nothing helps until the front goes by but seems I

> don't even get 24 hours until it starts back up again. From what I've

> recently read, bad news to have this and can cause more neuro damage

> and worse. Never ends with this poison. I'm trying to get out of

> toxic work place . Rhonda

>

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" kissingtherain5262 " wrote:

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> Intercranial pressure. I have horrible pressure with pain in the

back of my head/neck and goes down back. It has become worse this

year and reacts to the barometer extreme to the point of puking and

staying in bed for long periods. I may have to go back to neuro

soon. I read in my medical records from neuro him mentioning

another word I think they call this. Can't remember the spelling

right not but looks like chiari or something like that. We have so

many fronts I'm almost continuosly having this now and nothing helps

until the front goes by but seems I don't even get 24 hours until it

starts back up again. From what I've recently read, bad news to

have this and can cause more neuro damage and worse. Never ends

with this poison. I'm trying to get out of toxic work place .

Rhonda

>

Rhonda,

I have a tape recording of myself describing this to an NIH CFS

researcher in 1999 and explaining that I had seen many other people

with this specific complaint, and that extreme mold avoidance gives

me total control over this symptom.

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Another one of the symptoms that wasn't considered important was

patients pointing to the base of their skulls and complaining of

pressure and pain. To the extent that some people resorted to

surgical stenosis to relieve " Chiari Malformation " .

It always struck me as rather odd that doctors were quick to

consider that the brainstem " outgrew the cranial aperture " and

caused pressure instead of looking for some inflammatory process

that might have caused spinal cord swelling.

But since people pointing at the top of their spines and

complaining about a specific area that disturbs them looks like

nothing more than a headache, it's not considered to be relevant.

No matter how many people point and try to call attention to it.

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[Guest guest]

You need to get out of that environment if it is making you that sick.

People think that they can handle it but the damage to your health is

cumulative.. At least this has been my experience..

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--- LiveSimply <quackadillian@...> wrote:

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> People think that they can handle it but the damage to your health is

> cumulative.. At least this has been my experience..

>

And also be prepared for an amazing phenomenon in which the

detoxification process actually makes you incredibly worse after you

leave.

Slams you when you least expect it. It sometimes leads people to

believe that the problem is not really the environment, because the

illness inexplicably exacerbates when you believe that you should

certainly be improving.

" Intensification Reaction " described in Mold Warriors.

The longer you stay, the more intense " intensification reaction " is -

after you finally get out, and the tissues start to let these toxins

go.

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