Re: Re: Odds of mold toxicity symptoms An end finally

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Barb and ,

I agree with this post. I think we have worn this subject out and am happy to

put it aside. I consider myself as still learning myself and should not engage

is an argumentative position on anything. Not many of us are experts nor do we

know it all so we can absolutely have a different opinion but the repetitive

trying to put our thoughts down each others throats is not going to help anyone.

,

I accept your position as a legitimate experiment as I consider my own actions

as an experiment also. Maybe someday we can compare notes and who knows maybe

then come up with some realistic conclusions.

Chris...

barb1283 <barb1283@...> wrote:

I think it's better to just accept each others differing view points

than to argue about who is right. 's notion is that it is

mold spores to be avoided if sick, is not making anyone live with

mycotoxins. Your lives are separate. It would be different if we

were all living in one place and had to decide as a group to do this

or that. I think differing opinions are healthy and many times

gives others a different way to look at something and stimulates new

thinking, but I don't think it is in any way refuting another

person's experiences. Maybe neither one is right. Maybe everything

that is bothering us is already inside our bodies and

something 'external' is triggering it. I'm just throwing that out

there as food for thought but actually don't believe it myself but

as an example. Thinking or viewing things in a different way than

you have been is good for everyone. If you read others views open

mindedly and then reject them and come back to thinking the same way

that you did, what is lost...nothing. isn't making other

people live differently. He's just saying he is going to use a

technique of avoiding viable spores rather than worry about

mycotoxins. Maybe he is wrong and if he is, he is only person who

will experience the follie of thinking. Not that we don't care

about but if we/or you have already expressed that toxins are

problem mainly ALOT and cross contamination, then that is all that

can be done. I don't see point in arguing over whose theory is

correct one. I think express all of them is good. I think no idea

is bad idea to express at least, just like no question is dumb

question. I think live and let live, allow people their own ideas

and allow them to express themselves without criticism. People

shouldn't be afraid to have a different view. If we all think

alike, then there is no purpose to discussion anyway. Just

share 'facts' but there is alot of dispute as to what is fact. Even

the experts don't say the same thing. We all know that. No two

doctors I've been to, not even mold doctors agree on many things.

They all have some theories that only they hold so why expect people

here to all think alike? Say why you disagree and then go on to

something else. At least that is what I think should happen. You

might disagree with someone 99.999% of the time and think he makes

no sense but once in a great while he may say something novel that

gives you a new idea you hadn't considered before that is of

benefit. However if discussion is stiffled due to it being an

unpopular idea then you don't hear that rare good idea a person

might have. However with things that have been discussed alot such

as ozone, I think person should only post info on it if it is brand

new information or if there are new members which might be done

like " I use ozone for that and if you want to discuss it, please

email me privately since everyone else here has already discussed " ,

etc. These are just my thoughts on this type of back and forth

disagreement on differing points of view. It takes up alot of post

space and not much new information.

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> >so you think that only high doses can hurt you?

> I would rather bump into someone on the street than get hit by a

mac truck

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Thank you, I appritiate that.

Chris...

barb1283 <barb1283@...> wrote:

That's a nice post Chris... and reminds me to thank you for your

service to our country since this is Veteran's Day weekend, along with

others in group that are veterans.

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> Barb and ,

> I agree with this post. I think we have worn this subject out and

am happy to put it aside. I consider myself as still learning myself

and should

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On Sun, 12 Nov 2006 17:42:43 -0800 (PST), you wrote:

>Barb and ,

> I agree with this post. I think we have worn this subject out and am happy to

put it aside. I consider myself as still learning myself and should not engage

is an argumentative position on anything. Not many of us are experts nor do we

know it all so we can absolutely have a different opinion but the repetitive

trying to put our thoughts down each others throats is not going to help anyone.

> ,

> I accept your position as a legitimate experiment as I consider my own

actions as an experiment also.

Unfortunately we can't depend our MD's or the CDC for reliable advice.

Which means whatever I discover and know myself to be fact will still

be antidotal to other's. For instance I know for fact that mold can

cause devastating illness, it's fact for me. But others still have to

consider it antidotal because of the lack of peer reviewed science and

general acceptance.

>Maybe someday we can compare notes and who knows maybe then come up with some

realistic conclusions.

> Chris...

As far as my hypothesis goes it's food for thought. It seems to be

unpopular now but maybe others also will put my theory to SCRUTNY and

share their insight here whichever way their findings may lead them.

What I would think would be a tragedy is if one dismisses their house

as the cause and instead thinks it's contamination. Thus perpetuating

their illness, or conversely throwing away a perfectly good house

because they think it's contaminated when it might be something simple

like one leak under the sink.