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[Guest guest]

If people know about this gentleman, and have copies of his prior

testimonies/depositions I would be that the plaintiff attorney, D'Amico

would

LOVE to have them. Bruce Kelman and Coreen Robbins of VeriTox are also

experts for FEMA in the case.

If you have them, send them to me and I will get them to the attorney.

snk1955@...

In a message dated 2/6/2010 4:43:37 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,

brianc8452@... writes:

Wedner, M.D., is one of the so-called experts who are used by the

insurance industry to deny the health effects of mold. He is " bought and paid

for. "

[Guest guest]

Anyone of access to cases like this on mold

In a message dated 2/7/2010 2:07:00 P.M. Central Standard Time,

brianc8452@... writes:

The plaintiffs in the FEMA case tried to get Dr. Wedner excluded from

testifying, but the Court denied the request. Here's part of the Court's

ruling. It's hilarious (and offensive) that a Court would actually agree to let

Wedner testify based on this logic.

" Thirdly, with regard to Dr. Wedner’s opinions regarding nosebleeds, and

the fact that they

are usually caused by one’s own fingers, Dr. Wedner has over 40 years in

the medical profession,

starting with hospital training at Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri.

During such time, he has

undoubtedly gained empirical knowledge for the basis of this opinion,

without resorting to studies

and analysis demonstrating the connection between the insertion of a

finger into a nose and a

resulting consequential nosebleed. "

_http://www.laed.http://wwhttp://www.laed.http://www.laed.http:_

(http://www.laed.uscourts.gov/FEMA07md1873/Orders/order8053.pdf)

[Guest guest]

And how many of MY tax dollars have gone to Dr Wedner and the FEMA

attorneys " with regard to Dr. Wedner’s opinions regarding nosebleeds, and the

fact

that they are usually caused by one’s own fingers " ...and therefore, they

are not caused by formaldehyde and mold?

Sounds like its time for a FEMA FOOEY FOIA to me.

Sharon

In a message dated 2/7/2010 12:07:01 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,

brianc8452@... writes:

The plaintiffs in the FEMA case tried to get Dr. Wedner excluded from

testifying, but the Court denied the request. Here's part of the Court's

ruling. It's hilarious (and offensive) that a Court would actually agree to let

Wedner testify based on this logic.

" Thirdly, with regard to Dr. Wedner’s opinions regarding nosebleeds, and

the fact that they

are usually caused by one’s own fingers, Dr. Wedner has over 40 years in

the medical profession,

starting with hospital training at Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri.

During such time, he has

undoubtedly gained empirical knowledge for the basis of this opinion,

without resorting to studies

and analysis demonstrating the connection between the insertion of a

finger into a nose and a

resulting consequential nosebleed. "

_http://www.laed.http://wwhttp://www.laed.http://www.laed.http:_

(http://www.laed.uscourts.gov/FEMA07md1873/Orders/order8053.pdf)

[Guest guest]

If this were true then how do any people ever survive beyond 1st

grade? (or earlier!) My brother used to stick more than his fingers

up his nose, sometimes requiring a doctor to remove the objects,

and he never had a nosebleed his entire life.

Carl Grimes

Healthy Habitats LLC

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And how many of MY tax dollars have gone to Dr Wedner and the FEMA

attorneys " with regard to Dr. Wedner´s opinions regarding nosebleeds,

and the fact

that they are usually caused by one´s own fingers " ...and therefore, they

are not caused by formaldehyde and mold?

Sounds like its time for a FEMA FOOEY FOIA to me.

Sharon

In a message dated 2/7/2010 12:07:01 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,

brianc8452@... writes:

The plaintiffs in the FEMA case tried to get Dr. Wedner excluded from

testifying, but the Court denied the request. Here's part of the Court's

ruling. It's hilarious (and offensive) that a Court would actually agree to

let

Wedner testify based on this logic.

" Thirdly, with regard to Dr. Wedner´s opinions regarding nosebleeds,

and

the fact that they

are usually caused by one´s own fingers, Dr. Wedner has over 40 years in

the medical profession,

starting with hospital training at Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri.

During such time, he has

undoubtedly gained empirical knowledge for the basis of this opinion,

without resorting to studies

and analysis demonstrating the connection between the insertion of a

finger into a nose and a

resulting consequential nosebleed. "

_http://www.laed. http://wwhttp://www.laed.http://www.laed.http:_

(http://www.laed.

uscourts.gov/FEMA07md1873/Orders/order8053.pdf)

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[Guest guest]

Yes, the insurance industry has used Dr. Wedner as an expert witness in mold

cases. Here's another good example of Wedner's opinions.

" The only way to be exposed to them (mycotoxins) is to swallow them. "

http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2008-06/wuis-aeh061908.php

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Anyone of access to cases like this on mold

In a message dated 2/7/2010 2:07:00 P.M. Central Standard Time,

brianc8452 (DOT) com writes:

The plaintiffs in the FEMA case tried to get Dr. Wedner excluded from

testifying, but the Court denied the request. Here's part of the Court's

ruling. It's hilarious (and offensive) that a Court would actually agree to let

Wedner testify based on this logic.

" Thirdly, with regard to Dr. Wedner’s opinions regarding nosebleeds, and

the fact that they

are usually caused by one’s own fingers, Dr. Wedner has over 40 years in

the medical profession,

starting with hospital training at Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri.

During such time, he has

undoubtedly gained empirical knowledge for the basis of this opinion,

without resorting to studies

and analysis demonstrating the connection between the insertion of a

finger into a nose and a

resulting consequential nosebleed. "

_http://www.laed. http://wwhttp: //www.laed. http://www. laed.http: _

(http://www.laed. uscourts. gov/FEMA07md1873 /Orders/order805 3.pdf)