Tests...neg and pos...docs and etc....Re: How Is Mold Like AIDS?

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Before my last doctor graduated from the residency program, one of

the many many tests he ran on me was an AIDS test. I came home and

told my husband, and my husband was like " Why did he run that-???? " I

knew there was no way I would have AIDs and I knew there was way my

husband would have AIDs...just like there is no way I could get

pregnant, but I still get tested for pregancy before an x-ray every

now and then…some docs just feel more comfortable in ruling out these

things so I cooperate!! BUT, I was in such an ill shape, that I did

not care what tests the doc ran, the more the merrier for me! Of

course, I was negative for AIDs...I was not worried about that

anyway. I was just going along with any tests the doc wanted to run,

I was so sick and he was just running every test he knew of that had

to do with a low immune. I was going on my 6th months of poison ivy,

which was resisting treatment and getting worse. I had lumps on me

the size of eggs. I had lost my back teeth due to one infection after

another. I could not breathe. I had all sorts of infections popping

up such as kidney, bladder, sinus and etc. I know I was in a dying

state at that time so my doctor ran every test the residency program

would allow him to run in his residency program that had to do with

the immune as well as other tests.

He was surprised to find, I had diabetes, pancretitis and NASH as

well as a few other things that I can't recall right now because they

are gone. My blood pressure was always too low. Concerning the NASH,

at that time, I was NOT over weight... (My skinny sister had just

passed from NASH which turned to cirrhosis. This is something that is

inherited. If my siblings and I take care of our livers, we are

OK...that means no Tylenol or any other thing that goes through the

liver). He even ran one for mold but it came back negative. I don't

get that because the mold house was diagnose with a major mold

problem by my city building inspector, a contractor and the insurance

person (mold was not covered in insurance). I even saw mushrooms grow

on my walls!

But anyway, I had several repeats of the tests that came back as

positive BUT, later, they started coming back negative. I was in

great pain when I was diagnosed with pancreatitis and was told I

would always have it. Well, I don't have it now so I have no idea

what was up with that. I don't have the NASH or diabetes either. I

even had a positive sleep study for sleep apnea and the last time I

went, there was no apnea but the doctor said he did not want to take

a chance and take me off of the c-pap. I also had a need for glasses

and then not a need and then a need. I had allergy test that were

positive for this and that and then they come back negative.

I asked my doctor why all of my testing were coming back so wishy

washy and he said he had no idea and he wished he knew what he could

do to help me. He said sometimes disease took time to manifest and he

would keep trying as long as he was in the residency program. He was

such a good doctor and had he not graduated, he would have continued

to test me until he found out what was wrong. He was honest and he

never tried to blame my condition on stress as had the up-most

concern and respect for my health and well being. He was one of a

kind. This new doc I have really made me mad last time I went, last

week in fact. I had some serious breathing issues the night before.

Well, the doctor said he could tell by listening to my lungs they

were not exchanging air as they should be...then dumb doctor turns

around after saying he could hear my lungs were not exchanging air,

and says it was stress related panic attacks, I know what a panic

attack feels like as I was treated for them once so this really made

me mad mad mad!!! Then said to up my nebulizer treatments to 4 times

a day!! @@..He had done that the time before. If he thought it was

panic, why didn't he give me a panic pill???

One problem I am having as of late, I have like a traveling pain. At

first I thought it was muscle. I have noticed, there is usually a

small lump in the location of the pain. I have been to the doctor for

this but the lump seems to travel to the next place it will start

hurting at and usually by the time I get an appointment, the pain is

gone and so is the lump. So again, the doc most likely thinks I am

crazy amd making this stuff up!! Last night I had this pain and the

small lump in the location of the pain, now it is gone and so is the

pain. Anyone have any idea what this could be???

Well, here is my saga now. 3 weeks ago I noticed a leak in this new

house we moved into. It was so clean, dry and sits on a beautiful 28

acres with a pond. I love it here but the landlord has not yet fixed

the leak. This is freaking me out in a big time way!! We really

checked this house out in a major way before we moved here! There

was nothing wrong with it and now there are 2 leaks! This will cause

mold! I can't keep moving and running from mold! What's a person to

do???

--- In , " tigerpaw2c " <tigerpaw2c@...>

wrote:

>

> How Is Mold Like AIDS?

> eHealthHQ

> January 29th, 2007 | Category: Medicine

>

>

> http://www.ehealthhq.com/medicine/How-Is-Mold-Like-AIDS/

>

> Don't laugh. Both get a lot of coverage in the press. Mold isn't a

> politically sensitive issue but there are a lot of similarities.

>

> 1. Both get into your system without being felt.

>

> If you are living, working or studying in a moldy environment there

> will be mold spores floating in the air. Every time you breathe,

> these mold spores move through your nose, sinuses and into your

> lungs. Each of these spots is moist and warm. Ideal environments

for

> mold spores to set up housekeeping. From these locations the spores

> release mycotoxins (mold poisons) that get into the blood stream

and

> spread through the body.

>

> 2. Both attack your immune system so you can't fight of normal,

> everyday diseases. Mold kills white blood cells. These are the

> body's primary defense against invading bacteria and viruses.

>

> 3. Both kill indirectly. Yes I said kill.

>

> Cancer is probably the leading cause of death with an AIDS patient.

> The body's defenses are so weak that even simple diseases become

> life threatening. Mold releases poisons that are known to cause

> cancer. Chemicals like the Aflotoxins and Ochratoxins were written

> about 30 years ago. This is OLD science. These are found in most of

> the household molds we run into in our investigations.

>

> The most common death from mold is a condition called a T-cell

> lymphoma. http://www.themoldlab.com/DrDennis.pdf

>

> Sometimes mold will get into the brain and cause death directly,

but

> this isn't very common.

>

> Mold also can lead to Heart Attacks. Many of the mold toxins attack

> the connective tissue in the vascular system, including the heart.

> Again this is OLD science. Nothing new or dramatic.

>

> 4. Both can be prevented.

>

> The easiest way to prevent mold induced diseases is to " Get rid of

> the Mold " . This is fairly easy as long as you do it by natural

> means. If you use toxic chemicals to kill mold you are just

> replacing one problem for another. Chemicals called borates are

> commonly used to kill mold. Most of the time they are used

> incorrectly and don't work. But for about 15% of the population,

the

> only cure for the borate reactions is to move out of your house

> forever. We have seen this happen on many occasions.

>

> But how are they DIFFERENT? AIDS can't really be cured. Mold can.

>

> There are botanical treatments that will remove the mold from your

> body. It involves a few daily nose sprays.

>

> So you see, mold and AIDS are not as far apart as you would think.

> Both can kill and both work without you knowing it.

>

> How Is Mold Like AIDS?

> by Dr GW Graham

> For 30 years, Dr Graham has been helping people treat and prevent

> disease by showing them how to live in a clean environment.

>

> http://www.tennesseemold.com

>