Re: I'm getting better! LINDA

[Guest guest]

> ,

> Can't you take those test results to an infectious disease doctor

in

your

> local area or next large city and get help with that

Thanks for your response, first I had to go to the hospital for

severe

uticaria twice in one week. If you can believe that same week in

between hospital visits I had a physical. Had a good physical and

then

went to the hospital again for severe uticaria. Next off to the

allergist/asthma doctor. Treated the allergic reaction with

prendizone, zrytec, etc. for several months. Still having severe

headaches so had cat scan. After all the meds I still have all

sinuses

infected. Off to the ENT. He treated me for several months

antibiotics and then the landlord decided to paint and remove

wallpaper

instead of cleaning mold. By three weeks I was headed for sinus

surgery. Right before surgery the landlord ends the lease. So I

barely

had surgery and had to move. Back then never heard of mold illness.

So

we moved. Horrible move. One night taking a shower all this blood

came out of my nose and it lasted for about 1/2 hour large chunks of

whatever. So we moved into another moldy place. Next neurologist

for

tics. All awhile being treated for asthma reactive airways disease,

allergies shots. Allergic to all molds and candida albicans,

dustmites. Next to Pennsylvania Hospital. They doctor told me yeast

would not hurt me and get a job. Finally move out of that place and

went to Dr. Johanning. He resigned a few weeks after my visit. He

called my local doctors and told them I had systematic fungal disease

and asked my several doctors to treat me with sporanak. All my

doctors

got scared and eventually all said it was out of their realm of

expertise. I can't tell you what it is like to have the asthma

doctor

tell you there is nothing he can do for me. Next to infectious

disease doctor tells me I am borderline immunosuppressive and go on

a

low carb diet. I went to the desk to get my next appointment and they

said I was released. Next to ENT, he retired but his son took over

just out of med school. I talked him into Diflican and was on it

about

8 months. Next hand injury and got RSD. Had hand therapy for a year

and 10 spinal injections. So the last time I knew my white blood

count

was high but my family doctor would not read anything that I asked

him

to read like the yeast connection or anything I was desparate. All

the

doctors were afraid of my illness so I have not seen anyone for

several

years other than GYN. I am scared but after a while you don't know

what else to do. Thanks if you read this. It atleast made me feel

better.

[Guest guest]

,

Your story is discusting but all too common with health care now. I've had

similar experience with doctors and I took care of my Mom, who they claimed

wasn't sick until they finally diagnosed her with Lukemia, rushed her to the

hospital, where she died a week later; similar experience with my great aunt

who I took care of for 10 years.

I especially could relate to rudeness of comments like: " They doctor told

me yeast would not hurt me and get a job. " I've come to the conclusions

that doctors are rude to patients that make them feel 'inadequate' because

*that scares them. They are arrogant and blame you for making them feel

inadequate when problem is that they just 'are'. They want you to sit there

and listen to them intently and follow their directions, to take the drug

they have prescribed, that won't help you but make you his patient for life

and maybe get sicker too.

I learned this about lawyers too, another arrogant bunch. I finally

realized they tell you 'case has no merit' when in actual fact all they are

saying is '**I don't know how to do that or that isn't my area of specialty'

but too arrogant to say that.

I too had to move when I was sick once. I think landlord is afraid you

won't be able to pay your rent. Isn't life full of loving people!!

Did the 8 months on Difflucan help you?

BarbB

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From: " ldelp84227 " <ldelp84227@...>

Next to infectious

> disease doctor tells me I am borderline immunosuppressive and go on

> a

> low carb diet. I went to the desk to get my next appointment and they

> said I was released. Next to ENT, he retired but his son took over

> just out of med school. I talked him into Diflican and was on it

> about

> 8 months.

[Guest guest]

> ,

> Your story is discusting but all too common with health care now.

Regarding the Diflican, I was making progress. Unfortunatley this

was after my forth move, filing bankruptcy and the court taking my

car cuz we just decided not to pay the last moldy place. We gutted

the last place but got ripped off by landlord. We put ceramic tile,

gutted walls, put in carpet and the landlord said he never agreed for

us to do all that work. His lawyer went to jail. During the battles

in court the roof started leaking and needless to say the landlord

did not fix it. Finally when they took my car we called the county

and they were getting ready to condemn the place cuz of the roof

leak, but they still took my car. Even after moving to a brand new

apartment and having to replace furniture for the 4th time the court

was going to let the landlord attach wages and come and take more of

our new furniture. That is why we filed for bankruptcy. After

this nightmare I was so upset. My marriage was having trouble, so I

left for a summer and only 95 lbs. The day I left my husband had a

blood clot by his heart, my dad died the same week I went to Florida

to try to get better. My husband lost health insuranace while ill.

So I had to stop going to doctors cuz were were hanging by a string--

plus I was not getting anywhere going to doctors. Needless to say it

has been very difficult as I am sure you all know. waiting for

mold legislation.

[Guest guest]

,

So you stopped the Difflucan because you couldn't afford it?

----- Original Message -----

From: " ldelp84227 " <ldelp84227@...>

>

> Regarding the Diflican, I was making progress. Unfortunatley this

> was after my forth move, filing bankruptcy and the court taking my

> car cuz we just decided not to pay the last moldy place.

[Guest guest]

" I can't tell you what it is like to have the asthma

> doctor

> tell you there is nothing he can do for me.

Poor thing, yes I can- it happened to me too. dying amd it seemed like nobody

cared, they

are too scared for their own practice with the witchhunters out there.

Good luck to you and all of us!

> > ,

> > Can't you take those test results to an infectious disease doctor

> in

> your

> > local area or next large city and get help with that

>

> Thanks for your response, first I had to go to the hospital for

> severe

> uticaria twice in one week. If you can believe that same week in

> between hospital visits I had a physical. Had a good physical and

> then

> went to the hospital again for severe uticaria. Next off to the

> allergist/asthma doctor. Treated the allergic reaction with

> prendizone, zrytec, etc. for several months. Still having severe

> headaches so had cat scan. After all the meds I still have all

> sinuses

> infected. Off to the ENT. He treated me for several months

> antibiotics and then the landlord decided to paint and remove

> wallpaper

> instead of cleaning mold. By three weeks I was headed for sinus

> surgery. Right before surgery the landlord ends the lease. So I

> barely

> had surgery and had to move. Back then never heard of mold illness.

> So

> we moved. Horrible move. One night taking a shower all this blood

> came out of my nose and it lasted for about 1/2 hour large chunks of

> whatever. So we moved into another moldy place. Next neurologist

> for

> tics. All awhile being treated for asthma reactive airways disease,

> allergies shots. Allergic to all molds and candida albicans,

> dustmites. Next to Pennsylvania Hospital. They doctor told me yeast

> would not hurt me and get a job. Finally move out of that place and

> went to Dr. Johanning. He resigned a few weeks after my visit. He

> called my local doctors and told them I had systematic fungal disease

> and asked my several doctors to treat me with sporanak. All my

> doctors

> got scared and eventually all said it was out of their realm of

> expertise. I can't tell you what it is like to have the asthma

> doctor

> tell you there is nothing he can do for me. Next to infectious

> disease doctor tells me I am borderline immunosuppressive and go on

> a

> low carb diet. I went to the desk to get my next appointment and they

> said I was released. Next to ENT, he retired but his son took over

> just out of med school. I talked him into Diflican and was on it

> about

> 8 months. Next hand injury and got RSD. Had hand therapy for a year

> and 10 spinal injections. So the last time I knew my white blood

> count

> was high but my family doctor would not read anything that I asked

> him

> to read like the yeast connection or anything I was desparate. All

> the

> doctors were afraid of my illness so I have not seen anyone for

> several

> years other than GYN. I am scared but after a while you don't know

> what else to do. Thanks if you read this. It atleast made me feel

> better.

[Guest guest]

Your experience sounds very similar to mine except somewhat different symptoms.

Sometimes you want to give up, but you just keep on trying. Did you have the

sinus surgery? Did the Diflucan help?

Kathy

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> Thanks for your response, first I had to go to the hospital for

> severe

> uticaria twice in one week. If you can believe that same week in

> between hospital visits I had a physical. Had a good physical and

> then

> went to the hospital again for severe uticaria. Next off to the

> allergist/asthma doctor. Treated the allergic reaction with

> prendizone, zrytec, etc. for several months. Still having severe

> headaches so had cat scan. After all the meds I still have all

> sinuses

> infected. Off to the ENT. He treated me for several months

> antibiotics and then the landlord decided to paint and remove

> wallpaper

> instead of cleaning mold. By three weeks I was headed for sinus

> surgery. Right before surgery the landlord ends the lease. So I

> barely

> had surgery and had to move. Back then never heard of mold illness.

> So

> we moved. Horrible move. One night taking a shower all this blood

> came out of my nose and it lasted for about 1/2 hour large chunks of

> whatever. So we moved into another moldy place. Next neurologist

> for

> tics. All awhile being treated for asthma reactive airways disease,

> allergies shots. Allergic to all molds and candida albicans,

> dustmites. Next to Pennsylvania Hospital. They doctor told me yeast

> would not hurt me and get a job. Finally move out of that place and

> went to Dr. Johanning. He resigned a few weeks after my visit. He

> called my local doctors and told them I had systematic fungal disease

> and asked my several doctors to treat me with sporanak. All my

> doctors

> got scared and eventually all said it was out of their realm of

> expertise. I can't tell you what it is like to have the asthma

> doctor

> tell you there is nothing he can do for me. Next to infectious

> disease doctor tells me I am borderline immunosuppressive and go on

> a

> low carb diet. I went to the desk to get my next appointment and they

> said I was released. Next to ENT, he retired but his son took over

> just out of med school. I talked him into Diflican and was on it

> about

> 8 months. Next hand injury and got RSD. Had hand therapy for a year

> and 10 spinal injections. So the last time I knew my white blood

> count

> was high but my family doctor would not read anything that I asked

> him

> to read like the yeast connection or anything I was desparate. All

> the

> doctors were afraid of my illness so I have not seen anyone for

> several

> years other than GYN. I am scared but after a while you don't know

> what else to do. Thanks if you read this. It atleast made me feel

> better.

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