Re: I will say what happened because i'm not sure theres anyehere

[Guest guest]

Jeanine,

I am so sorry to hear this. I know it is very hard at times like these

to want to give up hope, but this is also the time for many of us to

offer what we can.

Jeanine, even for someone in your condition, you have a fantastic

sense of humor and it's always a joy speaking with you.

If anyone has suggestions to help Jeanine, even if you do not answer

here, you can email me and cc Jeanine on it if you like. It just makes

me so mad that all of this could have been prevented if the public had

been properly educated.

One more perfect example regarding unhealthy, indoor environmental

contaminates, of course, specifically mold. In other words, if our

medical institutions taught doctors properly concerning this

condition, if there were guidelines for safe levels set, instead of

arguing who gets credit for what, if Washington had listened to us

several years ago,etc., etc., etc. NONE OF THIS WOULD BE ALLOWED TO

CONTINUE.

How much more can I say, it's written all over the walls (literally)

KC

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> to go from here. this neuro-opthamologist gave me a referal to a

> infectious disease doctor in kansas city. i called and the secutary

> knew all about mold/chrmical intolerance. she said as one lady put

it,

> i should be in a plastic bubble but the plastic would kill me.

> anyway, i was turned away as theres nothing they can do to help me

to

> het through the eye surgery. because cataract surgery is niw a out

> patient procedure no one is going to be able to do it as a inpatient

in

> a controlled enviroment hospital room.

>

[Guest guest]

thank tou kc ans sharon. haley,thanks, i'm still fighting. live,

thanks for offer but i'm just not up to typeing much and to blurry to

read. hope that goes away. ears still get a little werness inside odd

and on, maybe just not over last infection. hope to fell better soon

or will go to er. i'll beat this. just tired and fusterated and a big

discusted. talk soon.

> >

> > to go from here. this neuro-opthamologist gave me a referal to a

> > infectious disease doctor in kansas city. i called and the

secutary

> > knew all about mold/chrmical intolerance. she said as one lady

put

> it,

> > i should be in a plastic bubble but the plastic would kill me.

> > anyway, i was turned away as theres nothing they can do to help

me

> to

> > het through the eye surgery. because cataract surgery is niw a

out

> > patient procedure no one is going to be able to do it as a

inpatient

> in

> > a controlled enviroment hospital room.

> >

>