fungi exposures influence serious human diseases

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Author: Doug Haney (---.rev.o1.com)

Date: 04-21-05 15:45

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ALL:

First legal situation this week:

If there \ " were\ " any doubts as to the possibility that human micro

fungi exposures influence serious human diseases (as has been posed

often by members of the insurance industry), one major insurance

provider came \ " front-and-center\ " with the reality in a small

Mediation Room a couple of weeks ago. Though I am unable to discuss

the actual case with you or provide you with any facts of the

negotiating that took place regarding the settlement agreement, let

us just say that after I spent a little over an hour explaining why

and how science is aware that micro fungi are much more dangerous

than portrayed as little cartoon monsters crawling in and out of

toenails shown in television commercials, defense attorneys suddenly

asked to speak with plaintiff attorneys, out in the hall.

I mentioned that I would gladly continue my presentation with

several display boards that I had on standby, but my offer was

\ " waved off\ " , so to speak. That was the end of my presentation

right then and there! However, I felt very confident that I had

presented very well just the facts as they are supported

scientifically in the medical research community. For instance, I

left little doubt that micro fungi are live cells that are not plant

life, but very close to human cellular composition in structure both

chemically and physically. I explained the mechanisms micro fungi

use in performing their ecological niche (job in nature) to

decompose dead and dying species (in this case humans while they are

still living), and why. I demonstrated clearly a direct correlation

between certain mold species and the process used to mutate human

cells and why. And, by the time I finished evidentually, the defense

attorneys had seen and heard enough of what I had to offer.

For the next two weeks I wondered whether or not my presentation was

as productive in educating everyone in attendance as I had hoped it

would be in helping all parties to this litigation reach their

decisionmaking settlement and avoid further misery for all involved.

These cases of course are not easy for anyone involved from the

attorneys to the judges to the poor clerical employees, to the

deposition recorders, to the people who have to serve papers, copy

documentation, and so on and so on... My answer came on Monday

afternoon of this week. After three years of tossing this case back

and forth and tons of research and paperwork it was over a

settlement had been reached... and already paid. This ordeal was

over, and instead of the environmental micro fungi exposure victim

(plaintiff) receiving a sum ranging in the lower six figure range,

the attorney on the other end of the line indicated that this case

settled in a \ " substantial seven figure range\ " based primarily on

the probable circumstances relating to \ " medical causation.\ "

What this demonstrated to the judge in this mediation process, a man

well known for his personal integrity and quality of experience in

litigation and insurance standards (as he was once the California

State Insurance Commissioner) as he walked back into the room as I

was leaving to shake my hand, was that as he stated \ " It is an honor

to meet someone who is an expert in his field.\ " This made my 19

years in studying the molecular sciences, genetics, ecology,

mycology, and several other complex scientific disciplines well

worth the dedication and sacrifices experienced, and solidified my

place in keeping my word in assisting society away from

\ " ignorance\ " and toward \ " intelligence\ " in the new millenium.

Since the Houston, TX environmental indoor mold-related death case I

was a professional consultant on enviromental health and safety to

in 2002, and the litigation matter in Fresno, CA where a 16-month

infant died under similar circumstances, I have hoped and prayed

that medical professionals would really become involved in mycotic

diseases and start treating them. This progress has not surfaced

rapidly, though we are now hearing of many medical doctors who are

expressing more than a keen interest in it. Since then I have had

many friends suffer greatly from such exposures and have lost a few

near and dear to me. It is time for us to move forward and rapidly

in finding long term medical solutions rather than through

litigation.

It is extremely rare I am told, that an expert is allowed into a

mediation event that is primarily designed as a \ " quick\ " solution

of a litigation matter, and for a settlement of this magnitude to be

awarded out of a mediation conference is absolutely unheard of.

However, I want to congratulate the defense team in this case for

really understanding the situation, and members of a \ " major\ "

insurance company involved for realizing that the world is changing

rapidly in communication and intellect, and that the science

involving the deadly forces of micro fungi are \ " right here, right

now\ " in the annals of 21st century molecular science. This highly

successful conclusion to a very difficult situation for all involved

demonstrates significantly that the scientific community is as close

as the touch of a keyboard, and there is little area left in the

world to hide what is true in health and nauture.

I hope what occurred in San Francisco on one cold and windy day will

serve to help us all understand that we are all in this search for

truth and wisdom together. Micro fungi as pathogens (disease-causing

microbes) is a problem that we all are responsible for finding

answers to.

Second legal situation this week:

A while back I reported a litigation matter being submitted to

Placer County regarding a woman whose children after a visit to her

daughter\'s medical doctor were taken away from her. Her only

\ " vice\ " so to speak, was that she felt that her children\'s medical

symptoms of nose bleeding, nausea, stomach pain, bone aching, etc.,

were due to \ " mold exposures\ " experience in the apartment complex

the she and the children were residing in, as she expressed to the

doctor. Allegedly, his response was to report her to CPS as being

mentally disturbed. Children\'s Protective Services (CPS) then took

custody of her children and in addition to this, the mother (an

educated woman with nearly a Master\'s degree from Sacramento State

University) was taken in police custody and forcibly placed into a

Sacramento mental facility for 72 hour observation and mental

diagnosis. She later was released with only a diagnosis of

\ " generalized anxiety disorder\ " , who anyone in her situation as a

mother with two very ill children might expect to be. Nearly two and

a half months later when her children were released back to her

after a long ordeal of supervised visitation, CPS it is alleged,

issued two restrictions upon her that are considered a violation of

her federal civil rights: 1) She was to no longer to speak to her

children about anything to do with molds, and 2) She was to no

longer speak to any adult about mold around her children.

This matter which I am directly involved with has now been filed

with the Placer County Superior Court.

More later...

God Bless you and your continuing good health.

Doug Haney

EnviroHealth Research & Consulting, Inc.

E- _Haney52@...