Re: LINK: CDC says building making them sick

[Guest guest]

Gotta love this line:

" It doesn't cause health effects, but it may be an irritant, "

damn! Well, at least they are consistent - they don't recognize anything giving

the rest of us trouble, so it's good they deny the ill health effects on their

own staff... anyone know a worker in these buildings? We may have some

sympathetic staff to communicate with. If we could just get a location

directory to communicate with the folks who are having adverse reactions to

these 'irritants'...

~Haley

Darlene <darlenesb2000@...> wrote:

http://www.imakenews.com/pureaircontrols/e_article000782132.cfm?x=b9hlHlg,b6QPyn\

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[Guest guest]

We did have someone that worked at the CDC and got sick there. But

they choice not to share any information with anyone, even though

they claimed that the information that they had would blow this

whole issue wide open. At the same time could save many lives across

the country. They felt that their case was more important than

others and choice to leave the group instead of helping.

KC

>

> Gotta love this line:

> " It doesn't cause health effects, but it may be an irritant, "

>

> damn! Well, at least they are consistent - they don't recognize

anything giving the rest of us trouble, so it's good they deny the

ill health effects on their own staff... anyone know a worker in

these buildings? We may have some sympathetic staff to communicate

with. If we could just get a location directory to communicate with

the folks who are having adverse reactions to these 'irritants'...

>

> ~Haley

>

> Darlene <darlenesb2000@...>

wrote:

http://www.imakenews.com/pureaircontrols/e_article000782132.cfm?

x=b9hlHlg,b6QPyn5T#a782132

>

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[Guest guest]

So instead of not only helping the people that worked there, and helping so many

others across the states at the same time....they didn't care...now this pisses

me off....just like the slumlords out there....they don't care..... Darlene

tigerpaw2c <tigerpaw2c@...> wrote: We did

have someone that worked at the CDC and got sick there. But

they choice not to share any information with anyone, even though

they claimed that the information that they had would blow this

whole issue wide open. At the same time could save many lives across

the country. They felt that their case was more important than

others and choice to leave the group instead of helping.

KC

http://www.imakenews.com/pureaircontrols/e_article000782132.cfm?

x=b9hlHlg,b6QPyn5T#a782132

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[Guest guest]

Well, they can help us all if they get to court and don't settle and keep the

info confidential...

Let's hope they're helping us in ways we just don't know about yet...

~Haley

tigerpaw2c <tigerpaw2c@...> wrote: We did

have someone that worked at the CDC and got sick there. But

they choice not to share any information with anyone, even though

they claimed that the information that they had would blow this

whole issue wide open. At the same time could save many lives across

the country. They felt that their case was more important than

others and choice to leave the group instead of helping.

KC

http://www.imakenews.com/pureaircontrols/e_article000782132.cfm?

x=b9hlHlg,b6QPyn5T#a782132

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[Guest guest]

Haley, thanks for this... had a good laugh... it's crazy how they

consistently deny how sick mold can make us and now their own

employees are sick with this so-called " irritant " .... Dana

>

> Gotta love this line:

> " It doesn't cause health effects, but it may be an irritant, "

>

> damn! Well, at least they are consistent - they don't recognize

anything giving the rest of us trouble, so it's good they deny the

ill health effects on their own staff... anyone know a worker in

these buildings? We may have some sympathetic staff to communicate

with. If we could just get a location directory to communicate with

the folks who are having adverse reactions to these 'irritants'...

>

> ~Haley

>

> Darlene <darlenesb2000@...>

wrote:

http://www.imakenews.com/pureaircontrols/e_article000782132.cfm?

x=b9hlHlg,b6QPyn5T#a782132

>

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[Guest guest]

oops! I guess I should be thanking Darlene.... I just happened to

read Haley's response first... Thanks Darlene for the article....

Dana

>

> Gotta love this line:

> " It doesn't cause health effects, but it may be an irritant, "

>

> damn! Well, at least they are consistent - they don't recognize

anything giving the rest of us trouble, so it's good they deny the

ill health effects on their own staff... anyone know a worker in

these buildings? We may have some sympathetic staff to communicate

with. If we could just get a location directory to communicate with

the folks who are having adverse reactions to these 'irritants'...

>

> ~Haley

>

> Darlene <darlenesb2000@...>

wrote:

http://www.imakenews.com/pureaircontrols/e_article000782132.cfm?

x=b9hlHlg,b6QPyn5T#a782132

>

> ---------------------------------

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[Guest guest]

The truth is, employees of organizations like the CDC are not in any

position to make any kinds of statements or rules on mold,

or toxics or rulemaking of any kind now, because under a new policy any

statements, even just simply on a mailing list, are seen as having a

potential economic impact so they need to be passed through an approval

process by a political appointee first.

Career employees and scientists in federal agencies are very frustrated over

this, but there is nothing they can do.

So don't blame them, they are just trying to keep their jobs. That includes

employees at CDC, EPA, etc. They are just trying to make it to retirement.

So I don't find the problems at CDCs offices something to laugh about, I

just think that the people who work in those offices are just like us, pawns

in a game played with our lives.

>Haley, thanks for this... had a good laugh... it's crazy how they

consistently deny how sick mold can make us and now their own

employees are sick with this so-called " irritant " .... Dana

[Guest guest]

Dana, your welcome. When I saw this link in my email and then read the story, I

thought it would be nice to share with the group. Yes Haley, I did love that

line. What does this tell us, huh.....If the CDC doesn't care about it's own

people..bottom line in my opinion, why would they care about us and our

illnesses. Darlene

gsgrl2000 <gsgrl2000@...> wrote: oops! I

guess I should be thanking Darlene.... I just happened to

read Haley's response first... Thanks Darlene for the article....

Dana

http://www.imakenews.com/pureaircontrols/e_article000782132.cfm?

x=b9hlHlg,b6QPyn5T#a782132

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