Re: Venting...and looking for solutions

[Guest guest]

Jules,

There is one article I will try to send you an url about cleaning

mycotoxins and spores from everyday articles, 2 scientists, they where

not tooo sucessfull. I have been lucky in that my mother and family

members have been very supportive of my long fight with mold. Mostly

because my mother watches an endless amount of TV talk shows,, where

they have had " moldies " on , with all their problems.My worst

experience was with my former best friends who are pharmasists, and

think quite highly of their own knowledge . Early on they were very

supportive, but as I became more aware of what made me sick, and all

the strange myco stuff, they distanced themselves, and although I ,

like everyone else was armed with alot of scientific data, they did

not want to read anything, prefering to say, " I have never heard of

anything like that " . That I was taking a medication approved by the

FDA for my condition did not even dent their stubborn disbelief. What

I am getting at here is that alot of otherwise educated, intelligent

people, will not want to even hear about things that are not allready

on their radar. Dr. Shoe himself, who I am putting forth to the new

pope for living sainthood, is marginalized by alot of medical people

in this community-I tried to get a very sick friend to go and see him-

she asked some nurses here- 30 miles from Dr Shoe- they replied - " he

is a real nut case " - Faced with truth- allot of people don't even want

to hear it.

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In , " julesblucky " <julesblucky@y...>

wrote:

> Perhaps someone should put together a one-page fact sheet that

> explains how this all makes sense scientifically. Maybe I'll do it,

> quoting other sources...get people thinking, atleast my own friends

> and family. Unless someone more qualified wants to tackle the

> challenge?

>

> Tough place to be right now.

>

> Jules

[Guest guest]

> What we have developing here is a disaster of such great

proportions, I don't think even we who have experienced it can fathom

the depth. Greater than asbestos, or anything from our past, except,

perhaps the plague.

>

> Tough place to be right now.

>

> Jules

What a great rant!

That's about the size of it. And it is refreshing to hear the voice of

someone who can see what is happening.

We are in for some very interesting times.

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