Re: Re: Toxic Mold, 5/29/04, by Jack D. Thrasher, Ph.D

[Guest guest]

Yes, this is good news. I know it can take time for some to wrap their heads

around ideas that aren't part of their picture. Did I ask you if you want to do

a stock market conf in San Francisco next week??? I figure you work and don't

want to worry about a safe hotel either, but just thought I'd ask. Pete and I

will be there with our son and celebrate our 35th aniv.

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I am glad that Jack has finally decided to take a look at toxic mold.

I told him my story in Jul 2002 and he showed virtually no interest

at all. In fact he insisted that Formaldehyde and other volatiles

were to blame instead of the Stachy I was implicating.

I'm amazed that he didn't see anything significant in my story at the

time but it's good to see that the relevance of mycotoxins as a

driving force in neurotoxin mediated illnesses is finally starting to

make sense to him.

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[Guest guest]

Yes, this is good news. I know it can take time for some to wrap their heads

around ideas that aren't part of their picture. Did I ask you if you want to do

a stock market conf in San Francisco next week??? I figure you work and don't

want to worry about a safe hotel either, but just thought I'd ask. Pete and I

will be there with our son and celebrate our 35th aniv.

a

I am glad that Jack has finally decided to take a look at toxic mold.

I told him my story in Jul 2002 and he showed virtually no interest

at all. In fact he insisted that Formaldehyde and other volatiles

were to blame instead of the Stachy I was implicating.

I'm amazed that he didn't see anything significant in my story at the

time but it's good to see that the relevance of mycotoxins as a

driving force in neurotoxin mediated illnesses is finally starting to

make sense to him.

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