Guest guest Posted June 25, 2004 Report Share Posted June 25, 2004 Then again, the Bush mansion in Texas was remediated as well -- perhaps GW is an allergic person himself? This could be good news for this group -- it needs to be investigated! I have a question. Please, this is in no way political and may be silly but... W. Bush has this rather odd way of stopping when he is speaking as if he forgets what he is going to say. I do not think he is stupid. But his hesitant speech is puzzling. I have taught school for a lot of years, and if I had a student like that I would recommend they be studied for some sort of learning disability. Often these students are brilliant but they have something almost like a brain stutter. Please do not turn this into politics. I am serious and wonder if anyone has any thoughts? I have seen a lot of CFIDS patients who talk like this because their short term memory is not functioning. I remember being like this when I was very sick. Who knows, maybe that TX governor's mansion had an effect. a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 25, 2004 Report Share Posted June 25, 2004 Then again, the Bush mansion in Texas was remediated as well -- perhaps GW is an allergic person himself? This could be good news for this group -- it needs to be investigated! I have a question. Please, this is in no way political and may be silly but... W. Bush has this rather odd way of stopping when he is speaking as if he forgets what he is going to say. I do not think he is stupid. But his hesitant speech is puzzling. I have taught school for a lot of years, and if I had a student like that I would recommend they be studied for some sort of learning disability. Often these students are brilliant but they have something almost like a brain stutter. Please do not turn this into politics. I am serious and wonder if anyone has any thoughts? I have seen a lot of CFIDS patients who talk like this because their short term memory is not functioning. I remember being like this when I was very sick. Who knows, maybe that TX governor's mansion had an effect. a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 25, 2004 Report Share Posted June 25, 2004 I heard has problems with mold and that is why she does not entertain as much as the other first ladies....Wouldn't it be ironic is she is a latent MCS and her hubby is the cause? On Thu, 24 Jun 2004, a Carnes wrote: > Date: Thu, 24 Jun 2004 18:01:50 -0700 > From: a Carnes <pj7@...> > Reply- > > Subject: Re: [] Re: Moldy Mansion > > > Then again, the > Bush mansion in Texas was remediated as well -- perhaps GW is an > allergic person himself? This could be good news for this group -- > it needs to be investigated! > > > > I have a question. Please, this is in no way political and may be silly but... > > W. Bush has this rather odd way of stopping when he is speaking as if he forgets what he is going to say. I do not think he is stupid. But his hesitant speech is puzzling. I have taught school for a lot of years, and if I had a student like that I would recommend they be studied for some sort of learning disability. Often these students are brilliant but they have something almost like a brain stutter. Please do not turn this into politics. I am serious and wonder if anyone has any thoughts? I have seen a lot of CFIDS patients who talk like this because their short term memory is not functioning. I remember being like this when I was very sick. Who knows, maybe that TX governor's mansion had an effect. > a > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 25, 2004 Report Share Posted June 25, 2004 I heard has problems with mold and that is why she does not entertain as much as the other first ladies....Wouldn't it be ironic is she is a latent MCS and her hubby is the cause? On Thu, 24 Jun 2004, a Carnes wrote: > Date: Thu, 24 Jun 2004 18:01:50 -0700 > From: a Carnes <pj7@...> > Reply- > > Subject: Re: [] Re: Moldy Mansion > > > Then again, the > Bush mansion in Texas was remediated as well -- perhaps GW is an > allergic person himself? This could be good news for this group -- > it needs to be investigated! > > > > I have a question. Please, this is in no way political and may be silly but... > > W. Bush has this rather odd way of stopping when he is speaking as if he forgets what he is going to say. I do not think he is stupid. But his hesitant speech is puzzling. I have taught school for a lot of years, and if I had a student like that I would recommend they be studied for some sort of learning disability. Often these students are brilliant but they have something almost like a brain stutter. Please do not turn this into politics. I am serious and wonder if anyone has any thoughts? I have seen a lot of CFIDS patients who talk like this because their short term memory is not functioning. I remember being like this when I was very sick. Who knows, maybe that TX governor's mansion had an effect. > a > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 25, 2004 Report Share Posted June 25, 2004 , I will be laughing a long time on this one. You are starting just the sort of thing I was afraid of. But seriously, these mispronunciations are two classic examples of exactly what I was thinking about. It is partly a southern accent thing, but partly a brain fog in the verbal area. Of course we must remember that his father said, " Saydam " instead of Sa DAHM for Mr. Hussein. But I think Sr. said this on purpose - maybe not too smart to insult your enemies. Much like the old slap in the face with a glove - but I digress. a Aside from Prez. Bush's famous " Nuke-U-Leer " expression, I was amazed to hear him refer to a military unit as " Armored Calvary " . Doesn't this violate the " separation of Church and Military " rule? - Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 25, 2004 Report Share Posted June 25, 2004 , I will be laughing a long time on this one. You are starting just the sort of thing I was afraid of. But seriously, these mispronunciations are two classic examples of exactly what I was thinking about. It is partly a southern accent thing, but partly a brain fog in the verbal area. Of course we must remember that his father said, " Saydam " instead of Sa DAHM for Mr. Hussein. But I think Sr. said this on purpose - maybe not too smart to insult your enemies. Much like the old slap in the face with a glove - but I digress. a Aside from Prez. Bush's famous " Nuke-U-Leer " expression, I was amazed to hear him refer to a military unit as " Armored Calvary " . Doesn't this violate the " separation of Church and Military " rule? - Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 25, 2004 Report Share Posted June 25, 2004 I don't write a lot here on this list, but some of you know that my background of poor heath is chronic fatigue syndrome. Last year I was finally diagnosed with Lyme disease as was my 30 yr old son and my husband of 35 years. I clearly have borrelia, probably from fleas in 1972 on a dog that had severe arthritis. Then in the 80s I got bit by a tick and had the classic bull's eye rash. We lived in a house that was full of mold and had water in the crawl space for years. I absolutely do not think the mold started my problem. It looks like my son has had Lyme since before he was born. He, my husband, and my other son are all reasonably healthy. I now react to molds pretty badly. I think in my case this all came together in a bad way. As to Texas and Bush, Austin is a terrible city for mold - remember the stachy in the million dollar house? Texas is also a place with a lot of ticks and undiagnosed Lyme disease. It is certainly possible that and could have been exposed to both. a I think there's a Christian speed-metal band called " Armored Saint " , perhaps this what GW was referring to? If so, this could explain the agression and other behavioral problems.... As for whether the leader of the free world () has experienced organic mycotic damage, I think the previous question is not out of line. It could be that the president's family is just assuming that 's ADD symptoms are just stress, or genetic, or....? I've ferreted out Fibromyalgia, CFS and Lupus support groups, and the victims are all basically experiencing the same thing, but don't realize any causal link -- they've just been told they " have " the above disorders, which are all symptomatic diagnosis anyway. > Aside from Prez. Bush's famous " Nuke-U-Leer " expression, I was amazed > to hear him refer to a military unit as " Armored Calvary " . > Doesn't this violate the " separation of Church and Military " rule? > - Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 25, 2004 Report Share Posted June 25, 2004 I don't write a lot here on this list, but some of you know that my background of poor heath is chronic fatigue syndrome. Last year I was finally diagnosed with Lyme disease as was my 30 yr old son and my husband of 35 years. I clearly have borrelia, probably from fleas in 1972 on a dog that had severe arthritis. Then in the 80s I got bit by a tick and had the classic bull's eye rash. We lived in a house that was full of mold and had water in the crawl space for years. I absolutely do not think the mold started my problem. It looks like my son has had Lyme since before he was born. He, my husband, and my other son are all reasonably healthy. I now react to molds pretty badly. I think in my case this all came together in a bad way. As to Texas and Bush, Austin is a terrible city for mold - remember the stachy in the million dollar house? Texas is also a place with a lot of ticks and undiagnosed Lyme disease. It is certainly possible that and could have been exposed to both. a I think there's a Christian speed-metal band called " Armored Saint " , perhaps this what GW was referring to? If so, this could explain the agression and other behavioral problems.... As for whether the leader of the free world () has experienced organic mycotic damage, I think the previous question is not out of line. It could be that the president's family is just assuming that 's ADD symptoms are just stress, or genetic, or....? I've ferreted out Fibromyalgia, CFS and Lupus support groups, and the victims are all basically experiencing the same thing, but don't realize any causal link -- they've just been told they " have " the above disorders, which are all symptomatic diagnosis anyway. > Aside from Prez. Bush's famous " Nuke-U-Leer " expression, I was amazed > to hear him refer to a military unit as " Armored Calvary " . > Doesn't this violate the " separation of Church and Military " rule? > - Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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