Written by a 6th grader --

[Guest guest]

I thought I'd share a couple excerpts from an English paper written by a 6th

grader. The last line is my inspiration for the day. I plan to do everything

I can including exercise and breathing deeply to let my Candida know that

it's too soon for it to go to work...I'm very much alive! (smile)

" Fungi are plant-like organisms that lack chlorophyll. Since they do not

have chlorophyll, fungi must absorb food from others. Since they don't use

light to make food, fungi can live in damp and dark places. Fungi are

supposed to " eat " things when they are dead but sometimes they start eating

when the organism is still alive. That is when mycologists come in to figure

out what to give to the infected patient or plant to get rid of the fungus.

Good fungus can help with many things to make the world a better place.

Without fungi, we would have piles of trash everywhere because they eat our

trash and make it into soil. That is why we do not live in a landfill!

Bad fungus is just good fungus trying to do its job way too early to an

organism. "

[Guest guest]

i love it!

> I thought I'd share a couple excerpts from an English paper written

by a 6th

> grader. The last line is my inspiration for the day. I plan to do

everything

> I can including exercise and breathing deeply to let my Candida

know that

> it's too soon for it to go to work...I'm very much alive! (smile)

>

>

> " Fungi are plant-like organisms that lack chlorophyll. Since they

do not

> have chlorophyll, fungi must absorb food from others. Since they

don't use

> light to make food, fungi can live in damp and dark places. Fungi

are

> supposed to " eat " things when they are dead but sometimes they

start eating

> when the organism is still alive. That is when mycologists come in

to figure

> out what to give to the infected patient or plant to get rid of the

fungus.

>

> Good fungus can help with many things to make the world a better

place.

> Without fungi, we would have piles of trash everywhere because they

eat our

> trash and make it into soil. That is why we do not live in a

landfill!

>

> Bad fungus is just good fungus trying to do its job way too early

to an

> organism. "