Re: Loved my job but it is killing me now.

[Guest guest]

Dear Marcie,

Ive been there done that. Keep your chin up and thats what we are here for.

I left work a year and a half ago and am still sick. Some are your symptoms.No

way to appeal the workmens comp? No knowledge of a testing they did on the

mold?

God Bless,

Janet

[Guest guest]

Marcie, I would contact EEOC, the ADA division, about your " liability

problem " . Your employer is supposed to make provisions for you to work

there. Keep fighting WC. I am after 6 years. Sometimes I just want to

give up, but then I rebound. The IQ (cognitive impairment) problem

will correct itself now that you're out of your moldy surroundings.

You should see if you can have a brain SPEC scan done to present to WC

at a later date. According to Mt. Sinai Hospital in NYC, every mold

victim has the same brain lesions in the same spot.

Be sure to get the ADA papers filled out immediately. That was my big

mistake. I was fighting in unknown territory at the time. With major

chronic fatigue, it was and still is difficult to function normally

and get through the red tape.

Barth

TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html

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m> I have been exposed to Stachybotrys at my work place. I did not know

m> this for some time until I found it myself. Because I got so weak my

m> work told me not to return because I was a liability problem now if I

m> got hurt. Of course my Workers Comp. was rejected. Now I have

m> Granulomatous lesions in my body and my Immune System has totally

m> crashed. I have been taking IVIG's for 2 months. Has anyone else

m> experienced this? My IQ went from 140 to 12 it feels like! Thanks to

m> this web site, I do not feel alone. I am still fighting the BS thrown

m> my way but it gets harder every day. Thank you KC for being there for

m> me and others. Also a big thank you to Doug Haney for talking to me.

m> FAIR USE NOTICE:

m>

[Guest guest]

,

I find this information that you had mentioned about the white spots

very interesting. I have heard of this before, but not that they

were located in the same area from different patients. If you have

any information on this I would appreciate it if you would send it

to me.

Thanks,

KC

--- In , Patilla DaHun <glypella@p...>

wrote:

> Marcie, I would contact EEOC, the ADA division, about

your " liability

> problem " . Your employer is supposed to make provisions for you to

work

> there. Keep fighting WC. I am after 6 years. Sometimes I just want

to

> give up, but then I rebound. The IQ (cognitive impairment) problem

> will correct itself now that you're out of your moldy surroundings.

> You should see if you can have a brain SPEC scan done to present

to WC

> at a later date. According to Mt. Sinai Hospital in NYC, every mold

> victim has the same brain lesions in the same spot.

>

> Be sure to get the ADA papers filled out immediately. That was my

big

> mistake. I was fighting in unknown territory at the time. With

major

> chronic fatigue, it was and still is difficult to function normally

> and get through the red tape.

>

> Barth

>

> TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html

>

> ---

>

>

>

>

> m> I have been exposed to Stachybotrys at my work place. I did not

know

> m> this for some time until I found it myself. Because I got so

weak my

> m> work told me not to return because I was a liability problem

now if I

> m> got hurt. Of course my Workers Comp. was rejected. Now I have

> m> Granulomatous lesions in my body and my Immune System has

totally

> m> crashed. I have been taking IVIG's for 2 months. Has anyone

else

> m> experienced this? My IQ went from 140 to 12 it feels like!

Thanks to

> m> this web site, I do not feel alone. I am still fighting the BS

thrown

> m> my way but it gets harder every day. Thank you KC for being

there for

> m> me and others. Also a big thank you to Doug Haney for talking

to me.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> m> FAIR USE NOTICE:

>

>

> m>

[Guest guest]

Marcie,

Great to see that you have found us. I think you will find this group

very valuable and very supportive. We are here for each other.

Take care,

KC

--- In , " marcie1029 " <marcie1029@y...>

wrote:

>

>

> I have been exposed to Stachybotrys at my work place. I did not know

> this for some time until I found it myself. Because I got so weak my

> work told me not to return because I was a liability problem now if

I

> got hurt. Of course my Workers Comp. was rejected. Now I have

> Granulomatous lesions in my body and my Immune System has totally

> crashed. I have been taking IVIG's for 2 months. Has anyone else

> experienced this? My IQ went from 140 to 12 it feels like! Thanks to

> this web site, I do not feel alone. I am still fighting the BS

thrown

> my way but it gets harder every day. Thank you KC for being there

for

> me and others. Also a big thank you to Doug Haney for talking to me.

[Guest guest]

Ok thanks.It probably came from Dr.Wayne Gordon at Mt Sinai

Hospital.I have spokin to Guy Van and will contact him.

KC

> >> Marcie, I would contact EEOC, the ADA division, about

> t> your " liability

> >> problem " . Your employer is supposed to make provisions for you

to

> t> work

> >> there. Keep fighting WC. I am after 6 years. Sometimes I just

want

> t> to

> >> give up, but then I rebound. The IQ (cognitive impairment)

problem

> >> will correct itself now that you're out of your moldy

surroundings.

> >> You should see if you can have a brain SPEC scan done to

present

> t> to WC

> >> at a later date. According to Mt. Sinai Hospital in NYC, every

mold

> >> victim has the same brain lesions in the same spot.

> >>

> >> Be sure to get the ADA papers filled out immediately. That was

my

> t> big

> >> mistake. I was fighting in unknown territory at the time. With

> t> major

> >> chronic fatigue, it was and still is difficult to function

normally

> >> and get through the red tape.

> >>

> >> Barth

> >>

> >> TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html

> >>

> >> ---

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >> m> I have been exposed to Stachybotrys at my work place. I did

not

> t> know

> >> m> this for some time until I found it myself. Because I got so

> t> weak my

> >> m> work told me not to return because I was a liability problem

> t> now if I

> >> m> got hurt. Of course my Workers Comp. was rejected. Now I

have

> >> m> Granulomatous lesions in my body and my Immune System has

> t> totally

> >> m> crashed. I have been taking IVIG's for 2 months. Has anyone

> t> else

> >> m> experienced this? My IQ went from 140 to 12 it feels like!

> t> Thanks to

> >> m> this web site, I do not feel alone. I am still fighting the

BS

> t> thrown

> >> m> my way but it gets harder every day. Thank you KC for being

> t> there for

> >> m> me and others. Also a big thank you to Doug Haney for

talking

> t> to me.

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >> m> FAIR USE NOTICE:

> >>

> >>

> >> m>

[Guest guest]

KC, I was told (2nd hand) that in the study that was done at Mt. Sinai

(forget the Dr's name) all 25 mold patients had the same result. You

might want to call them about it. The lawyer, Guy Vann, in NYC may

also have some info on it.

Barth

TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html

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t> ,

t> I find this information that you had mentioned about the white spots

t> very interesting. I have heard of this before, but not that they

t> were located in the same area from different patients. If you have

t> any information on this I would appreciate it if you would send it

t> to me.

t> Thanks,

t> KC

t>

>> Marcie, I would contact EEOC, the ADA division, about

t> your " liability

>> problem " . Your employer is supposed to make provisions for you to

t> work

>> there. Keep fighting WC. I am after 6 years. Sometimes I just want

t> to

>> give up, but then I rebound. The IQ (cognitive impairment) problem

>> will correct itself now that you're out of your moldy surroundings.

>> You should see if you can have a brain SPEC scan done to present

t> to WC

>> at a later date. According to Mt. Sinai Hospital in NYC, every mold

>> victim has the same brain lesions in the same spot.

>>

>> Be sure to get the ADA papers filled out immediately. That was my

t> big

>> mistake. I was fighting in unknown territory at the time. With

t> major

>> chronic fatigue, it was and still is difficult to function normally

>> and get through the red tape.

>>

>> Barth

>>

>> TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html

>>

>> ---

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> m> I have been exposed to Stachybotrys at my work place. I did not

t> know

>> m> this for some time until I found it myself. Because I got so

t> weak my

>> m> work told me not to return because I was a liability problem

t> now if I

>> m> got hurt. Of course my Workers Comp. was rejected. Now I have

>> m> Granulomatous lesions in my body and my Immune System has

t> totally

>> m> crashed. I have been taking IVIG's for 2 months. Has anyone

t> else

>> m> experienced this? My IQ went from 140 to 12 it feels like!

t> Thanks to

>> m> this web site, I do not feel alone. I am still fighting the BS

t> thrown

>> m> my way but it gets harder every day. Thank you KC for being

t> there for

>> m> me and others. Also a big thank you to Doug Haney for talking

t> to me.

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> m> FAIR USE NOTICE:

>>

>>

>> m>

[Guest guest]

Yes, Dr. Gordon is the one who conducted the studies. Unfortunately,

he is in another department now - eye care, I believe.

Barth

TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html

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t> Ok thanks.It probably came from Dr.Wayne Gordon at Mt Sinai

t> Hospital.I have spokin to Guy Van and will contact him.

t> KC

t>

>> >> Marcie, I would contact EEOC, the ADA division, about

>> t> your " liability

>> >> problem " . Your employer is supposed to make provisions for you

t> to

>> t> work

>> >> there. Keep fighting WC. I am after 6 years. Sometimes I just

t> want

>> t> to

>> >> give up, but then I rebound. The IQ (cognitive impairment)

t> problem

>> >> will correct itself now that you're out of your moldy

t> surroundings.

>> >> You should see if you can have a brain SPEC scan done to

t> present

>> t> to WC

>> >> at a later date. According to Mt. Sinai Hospital in NYC, every

t> mold

>> >> victim has the same brain lesions in the same spot.

>> >>

>> >> Be sure to get the ADA papers filled out immediately. That was

t> my

>> t> big

>> >> mistake. I was fighting in unknown territory at the time. With

>> t> major

>> >> chronic fatigue, it was and still is difficult to function

t> normally

>> >> and get through the red tape.

>> >>

>> >> Barth

>> >>

>> >> TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html

>> >>

>> >> ---

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >> m> I have been exposed to Stachybotrys at my work place. I did

t> not

>> t> know

>> >> m> this for some time until I found it myself. Because I got so

>> t> weak my

>> >> m> work told me not to return because I was a liability problem

>> t> now if I

>> >> m> got hurt. Of course my Workers Comp. was rejected. Now I

t> have

>> >> m> Granulomatous lesions in my body and my Immune System has

>> t> totally

>> >> m> crashed. I have been taking IVIG's for 2 months. Has anyone

>> t> else

>> >> m> experienced this? My IQ went from 140 to 12 it feels like!

>> t> Thanks to

>> >> m> this web site, I do not feel alone. I am still fighting the

t> BS

>> t> thrown

>> >> m> my way but it gets harder every day. Thank you KC for being

>> t> there for

>> >> m> me and others. Also a big thank you to Doug Haney for

t> talking

>> t> to me.

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >>

>> >> m> FAIR USE NOTICE:

>> >>

>> >>

>> >> m>

[Guest guest]

Here's the link to the study:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?CMD=Display & DB=pubmed

Patilla DaHun <glypella@...> wrote:KC, I was told (2nd hand) that in

the study that was done at Mt. Sinai

(forget the Dr's name) all 25 mold patients had the same result. You

might want to call them about it. The lawyer, Guy Vann, in NYC may

also have some info on it.

Barth

TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html

---

t> ,

t> I find this information that you had mentioned about the white spots

t> very interesting. I have heard of this before, but not that they

t> were located in the same area from different patients. If you have

t> any information on this I would appreciate it if you would send it

t> to me.

t> Thanks,

t> KC

t>

>> Marcie, I would contact EEOC, the ADA division, about

t> your " liability

>> problem " . Your employer is supposed to make provisions for you to

t> work

>> there. Keep fighting WC. I am after 6 years. Sometimes I just want

t> to

>> give up, but then I rebound. The IQ (cognitive impairment) problem

>> will correct itself now that you're out of your moldy surroundings.

>> You should see if you can have a brain SPEC scan done to present

t> to WC

>> at a later date. According to Mt. Sinai Hospital in NYC, every mold

>> victim has the same brain lesions in the same spot.

>>

>> Be sure to get the ADA papers filled out immediately. That was my

t> big

>> mistake. I was fighting in unknown territory at the time. With

t> major

>> chronic fatigue, it was and still is difficult to function normally

>> and get through the red tape.

>>

>> Barth

>>

>> TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html

>>

>> ---

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> m> I have been exposed to Stachybotrys at my work place. I did not

t> know

>> m> this for some time until I found it myself. Because I got so

t> weak my

>> m> work told me not to return because I was a liability problem

t> now if I

>> m> got hurt. Of course my Workers Comp. was rejected. Now I have

>> m> Granulomatous lesions in my body and my Immune System has

t> totally

>> m> crashed. I have been taking IVIG's for 2 months. Has anyone

t> else

>> m> experienced this? My IQ went from 140 to 12 it feels like!

t> Thanks to

>> m> this web site, I do not feel alone. I am still fighting the BS

t> thrown

>> m> my way but it gets harder every day. Thank you KC for being

t> there for

>> m> me and others. Also a big thank you to Doug Haney for talking

t> to me.

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> m> FAIR USE NOTICE:

>>

>>

>> m>

[Guest guest]

I just got a search page from the link.

--- In , SERENA EDWARDS <pushcrash@y...>

wrote:

> Here's the link to the study:

>

> http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?CMD=Display & DB=pubmed

>

[Guest guest]

Okay, got the info from link. Thanks Patilla/Serena.

--- In , Patilla DaHun <glypella@p...>

wrote:

> Thanks, but I had to hunt for the article. Here it is, but not a very

> detailed report:

>