RE: Re: ancient mold detoxification

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Exactly what I said, Geraldo. You can't know that you are the cause of these

people's coughing fits. Nor, for that matter, that the coughing fits are

anything more than a momentary discomfort to anyone else. So, ignore. For 7

days. Discover for yourself whether it is merely an observation or an obsession.

No one is grading you on this, and no one will die if you ignore it for a week.

You will be the sole judge of the outcome. It's a virtual no-risk proposition.

Either way you decide, the outcome will be that you will know more about it in a

week than you do right now. Then, you can decide how to reasonably proceed from

there.

Hope this is of some help.

Serena

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Gerardo, this is good news if the doctor didn't react to " you " . So, perhaps

it's not you but you are just aware of others' physical symptoms. For

example, I was in a retail store this weekend, saw a saleswoman on phone,

when I walked within her space she ended the call and started to cough. I

asked if she was ok and she responded she's ill and was holding back the

cough until the customer's conversation ended. Another example while the

contractors where here repairing my roof and interior from the tornado a few

weeks ago, the roofer came feeling good, however when I check on him after a

few hours his eyes where red, nose runny, and coughing as I approached. It

wasn't me but the heat on the shingles (coal and tar) causing a reaction in

him! I notice many people, sales clerks, office workers with symptoms and

they do not verbalize them thinking it's just normal for them; once I help

them to understand it's not normal and they are reacting to their

environment their minds open and begin to ask many questions. Another

example, I was in an oral surgeon's office a few weeks ago for wisdom tooth

extraction, was waiting, the office staff was normal; all of a sudden

another patient walks in, goes to the receptionist, fills out forms and I

walk back to the receptionist asking how much longer the M.D. would be. She

started coughing! I asked what's wrong and she said the new patient was

causing her a reaction. I asked what's she reacts to and her only reaction

is cat dander. Out of curiosity I asked the patient if she has a cat; she

answered yes. Does any of this help you?

Before my multiple chemical sensitivity, I never really noticed so many

physical reactions in the general public. Now I do, I'm more aware of my

own reactions and am watching others wherever I go and also educating them

why they are sniffling, coughing, etc. They are amazed when I share how

their environment affects their health.

I react to perfumes, colognes, downy fabric softener, etc and have to get

away from those people and they are not allowed in my home. Recently my

husband's favorite Aunt died and I declined to attend the church funeral

service because of the toxins to me and also the pesticides and artificial

fragrances they spray on the flowers. When my husband comes home from work,

he leaves his shoes and clothes in the garage, goes upstairs, showers and

changes clothes before I give him his welcome home hug. It's not him but

what's on him from the environment that I will react. I do the same when I

come home to keep our home safe.

Keep in mind not everyone is reactive and sensitive to the same substances;

we are all different and different levels of tolerances so not everyone can

react to you! I'm pleased you declined the Rx medications, I could suggest

some simple herbal tinctures or teas if you feel you need something to calm

your anxiety and stress.

Please consider what I say, please inquire when of the people whom you think

are reacting to you if they had been having physical symptoms before you

come into their space, ask questions, don't assume it's you please.

Rosie

RE: [] Re: ancient mold detoxification

no, he just told me that he was not experiencing allergies while talking to

me and told me that releasing spores to other was very far fetched and that

he would not be able to convince me otherwise because I was fixated that I

was carrying these mold fragments with me. He offered me medication for

stress, depression, etc.... asked me to take or lleave, so I declined. He

also recommended something called cognitive psychology, so I can use reason

to brooaden my perception of " the mold issue " .

erikmoldwarrior <erikmoldwarrior@...> escribió:Gerardo

wrote:

> I went to a psychiatrist today as advised by family doctor and he

told me that he does believe that I am releasing mold fragments

causing allergies to others and that I am probably delusional. He

states that what I am telling him is not medically feasible. He

offered some medicines, but I declined.

>

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