OT:Mold versus Lyme and Shoemaker

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A lot of my problems seemed to pop out

years ago after we lost power for several days in Winter, had a big rain

storm and the ground was frozen, water had no place to go, so it made it

into my basement, power was out so sub-pump didn't work, basement flooded

(4 feet), mold was growing very quickly, I spent many hrs. cleaning up

down there and after that I slowly became sick, and my dormant Lyme of

12 years popped out (I thought my Lyme was gone, but I found out it never

left my body), and I think the mold was the cause. Then my life spiraled

out of control.

Been trying to get my health back ever

since. I believe the mold played the biggest part in setting me over

the edge, along w/lots of dental work, root canals, amalgams, etc.

I can't say that my house is pristine

now w/o any mold spores floating around, there's no leaks in my roof anymore

and I keep fans in the basement running at all times (constant air flow

keeps the basement dry), and the dehumidifier is always on.

How would I test to see if I still have

mold in my house?

From:

" co12penny "

To:

Lyme_and_Rife

Date:

02/13/2011 05:40 PM

Subject:

OT:Mold versus Lyme

and Shoemaker

Sent by:

Lyme_and_Rife

Hello, for CT here. I've been using alternative methods

(coil machine,

MMS etc.) for 3 years trying to control lyme with little success. Mark

from

Lyme strategies, mentioned awhile back, if you're not getting anywhere

treating

lyme, look at mold. I just finished reading Ritchie Shoemaker's book,

Mold WARRIORS. I found it hard to believe that I've been battling this

for

almost 20 years and just found this book. I think it's a must read for

anyone

battling a chronic illness. Now, with that said, has anyone read the book

and

if so, did you explore any of Shoemakers's ideas, tests or advice?

I know I've been dealing with lyme and I'm pretty sure mold is a player

as

well. Shoemaker said in his book, " it's very possible to be dealing

with both

mold and lyme " . I'd love to chat with anyone who has read Mold Warriors

and to

hear your thoughts.

Has anyone tried to clean up a moldy house? Shoemakers makes it sound as

if

it's almost impossible.

Thanks, from CT.

(home)

(cell)

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