Barb !!!! Re: Re: ancient mold detoxification

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Oh Jesus - thank you for your post.

The vanishing of periods and unexplained weight gain (and loss) is exactly

what I endured this last years.

I ballooned almost 30 pounds, hair loss - they thought the same thing -

thyroid. Tests came back negative. Then I dropped it all. Then my periods

stopped four months ago - they said I was getting older. Periods stopping at

42??? I mean just flat out stopped. Next stop - psychiatrist?? No way.

I saw a specialist. How badly I was dosed by the mold found in my residence

is yet to be determined.

Anyway - sorry all - I had to respond to this post.

Angelika

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> Dont feel bad. This is common. Apparently this arrogant people get

> angry when they don't know how to treat something.

> I went to an 'endocrinologist' because I was putting on unexplained

> weight. I was up to 147 on 5'3 " (and now down to 107 also without

> dieting). I think it was mold exposure and mycotoxins. However I

> had had a high blood sugar reading on a blood test a year earlier

> and wondered if I was developing diabetes which is on the rise. He

> gave me the blood and urine tests, etc. Then I realized my parents

> took me to him YEARS before for weight gain also. He was of no

> help. I was found to have a low thyroid by another doctor and

> problem solved (by other doctor). I mentioned I had been there

> before and he asked about it. I said it turns out I had low

> thyroid. I figured he may feel I was insulting him as he didn't

> solve problem but can't help that.

> Anyway, he found nothing and wrote report to my internist. Next

> time I went to my internist, while I was there he was looking

> through my file and trying to refresh his memory about what was

> going on, saw letter from endocrinologist and instead of reading it

> silently to himself, since it was about me, read it out loud. In

> letter after slight review of zero results, no diabetes,

> endocrinologist made suggestion that I see a psychiatrist. My

> internist laughed, looked a little startled, glanced at me and

> smiled like 'I wonder what provocoked that' and then just went on

> reading. This little twerp was just angry since he was insulted

> that I saw someone else when I was about THIRTEEN and found help

> through someone else, something he should have been able to do.

> Person who said my thyroid was low and gave me thyroid was just a

> GP. However it did the trick for my weight problem. (I was eating

> way below a thousand calories) and my periods came back. Ten years

> later my own thyroid started to function okay on its own and I went

> off the medicine. Anyway, no mention of something as controversial

> as MOLD, nothing really. I guess he was saying " I was always

> imagine myself to have weight problem = I need psychiatric help.

> However 150 is heavy for 5'3 " not eating much and I had VERY low

> thyroid when I had problem as teenager, so neither one was a

> psychiatric problem but there it was in a letter to my doctor who

> works with me very well and treats me with respect, possibly

> slanting his view of me. That's why I say, getting this on computer

> would be TERRIBLE for many patients, particularly ones that

> are 'invisible' illnesses, or unsolved illnesses that are real but

> not solved yet as to treatment or cause.

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> > I had observed and meticulously written out what my body was

> doing. The doctor thought

> > that was evidence of my being mentally ill. He didn't have the

> decency to say this to my

> > face,

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