Re: Psychiatrist Dr. 's Blog. Mold Causes Neuro-cognitive difficulties.

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Thank you Sharon! --- In , snk1955@...

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> Dear Dr. ,

> Thank you for helping to bring to light that an atypical exposure

to mold may

> cause neurocognitive difficulties. For those of us who have

experienced

> this, yet were told by less enlightened physicians this is an

impossibility, your

> writing is breath of fresh air. (pun intended).

> Because there is financial liability for stakeholders of moldy

buildings when

> these illnesses occur, there is strong resistance to getting this

> information out to physicians. There is much politics in medicine

over the mold issue.

> It is quite frightening for one to be able to feel that something

physical is

> causing brain fog, yet not only be unable to obtain treatment from

> physicians, but in many cases be down right disrespected and

laughed at by the

> misinformed. Quite often the sick are mistreated with great

distain by unenlightened

> doctors. I know of several mothers who have frantically taken

their children

> from doctor to doctor looking for help, only to be labeled by the

medical

> community has having Muncheausen Syndrome by Proxy. I even known

of a few that

> Child Protective Services have stepped in on the advice of

misinformed

> physicians and attempted to take the sick children from the

worried mothers. It is

> a tragic and disturbing situation.

> As an illustation of the mindset that fuels the misinfo, below is

an April

> Fools Day Spoof that is linked to the FDA Website. The jest being

made is that

> the ex-pastry chef at the White House, Roland Mesnier, has

determined toxic

> gelatin molds cause memory loss. The spoof is actually written by a

board

> member of the American College of Occupational and Environmental

Medicine and the

> Executive Director of the Assocation of Occupational and

Environmental

> Clinics. Both are funded to treat environmental illnesses by NIOSH

and ASTDR.

> These organizations drive much of the national understanding of

mold induced

> illnesses.

> The Spoof was shared via the internet with thousands of health

professionals

> on April 1, 2007. For those of us who have experienced the

devastation at the

> hands of such physician mindset regarding " Mold Madness " , this

April Fool's

> Day spoof by gov't funded occupational physicians groups is about

as funny as

> Catholic priests writing a spoof of pedaphilia and then putting it

in the

> Sunday Church Bulletin.

> _http://www.occhealthnews.net/fda-mold.htm_

> (http://www.occhealthnews.net/fda-mold.htm)

> _http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/inforeg/2003iq/66.pdf_

> (http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/inforeg/2003iq/66.pdf)

> blawg.midwestconstructionlaw.com/toxic_torts/index.html

> www.occhealthnews.net

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Has anyone been to this doctor? I wonder if he treats patients like

us. He is not that far from me and I will go see him if he can get

rid of my brain fog and many cognitive problems. His office is in VA

Beach, right?

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65460060)

> Comments

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>

>

> Dear Dr. ,

> Thank you for helping to bring to light that an atypical exposure

to mold may

> cause neurocognitive difficulties. For those of us who have

experienced

> this, yet were told by less enlightened physicians this is an

impossibility, your

> writing is breath of fresh air. (pun intended).

> Because there is financial liability for stakeholders of moldy

buildings when

> these illnesses occur, there is strong resistance to getting this

> information out to physicians. There is much politics in medicine

over the mold issue.

> It is quite frightening for one to be able to feel that something

physical is

> causing brain fog, yet not only be unable to obtain treatment from

> physicians, but in many cases be down right disrespected and

laughed at by the

> misinformed. Quite often the sick are mistreated with great

distain by unenlightened

> doctors. I know of several mothers who have frantically taken

their children

> from doctor to doctor looking for help, only to be labeled by the

medical

> community has having Muncheausen Syndrome by Proxy. I even known

of a few that

> Child Protective Services have stepped in on the advice of

misinformed

> physicians and attempted to take the sick children from the

worried mothers. It is

> a tragic and disturbing situation.

> As an illustation of the mindset that fuels the misinfo, below is

an April

> Fools Day Spoof that is linked to the FDA Website. The jest being

made is that

> the ex-pastry chef at the White House, Roland Mesnier, has

determined toxic

> gelatin molds cause memory loss. The spoof is actually written by a

board

> member of the American College of Occupational and Environmental

Medicine and the

> Executive Director of the Assocation of Occupational and

Environmental

> Clinics. Both are funded to treat environmental illnesses by NIOSH

and ASTDR.

> These organizations drive much of the national understanding of

mold induced

> illnesses.

> The Spoof was shared via the internet with thousands of health

professionals

> on April 1, 2007. For those of us who have experienced the

devastation at the

> hands of such physician mindset regarding " Mold Madness " , this

April Fool's

> Day spoof by gov't funded occupational physicians groups is about

as funny as

> Catholic priests writing a spoof of pedaphilia and then putting it

in the

> Sunday Church Bulletin.

> _http://www.occhealthnews.net/fda-mold.htm_

> (http://www.occhealthnews.net/fda-mold.htm)

> _http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/inforeg/2003iq/66.pdf_

> (http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/inforeg/2003iq/66.pdf)

> blawg.midwestconstructionlaw.com/toxic_torts/index.html

> www.occhealthnews.net

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