Re: Reader's Digest Article - A Very Dangerous Day Features our Very Own

[Guest guest]

KC and Group --

Congratulations on getting this coverage, KC! I have yet to find a

hardcopy, but this one will be a keeper.

Your comments about having to fight for our lives is no exaggeration.

We all have the responsibility become as big a problem as possible to

the opposition, and I am realizing the biggest, and perhaps only,

weapon we have is yielded by our friends in the Press. We only have

to tell our stories enough times.

Whatever I have personally suffered with Mycotoxicity, I know that

this group and the other activists in the movement make me proud to

have walked this path.

Lee

> > Well, the November issue of Reader's Digest has arrived and guess

> whose story is featured? Our own and the incredible story of

> how he survived a bizarre accident while cutting firewood - that's

> who. Can you imagine having a cellphone and a pocket knife handy

> when disaster strikes? Someone " up there " is sure looking out for

> you, !

> >

> > The article by writer is located on page 122 -

> unfortunately they don't put their current issues on line so pick a

> copy up when you go to the grocery store.

> >

> > Barbara

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

KC and Group --

Congratulations on getting this coverage, KC! I have yet to find a

hardcopy, but this one will be a keeper.

Your comments about having to fight for our lives is no exaggeration.

We all have the responsibility become as big a problem as possible to

the opposition, and I am realizing the biggest, and perhaps only,

weapon we have is yielded by our friends in the Press. We only have

to tell our stories enough times.

Whatever I have personally suffered with Mycotoxicity, I know that

this group and the other activists in the movement make me proud to

have walked this path.

Lee

> > Well, the November issue of Reader's Digest has arrived and guess

> whose story is featured? Our own and the incredible story of

> how he survived a bizarre accident while cutting firewood - that's

> who. Can you imagine having a cellphone and a pocket knife handy

> when disaster strikes? Someone " up there " is sure looking out for

> you, !

> >

> > The article by writer is located on page 122 -

> unfortunately they don't put their current issues on line so pick a

> copy up when you go to the grocery store.

> >

> > Barbara

> >

> >

> >

> >