Re: Medical Professionals who will listen?

[Guest guest]

Dana is right in recommending Dr. Shoemaker and his book is an excellent

place to start!!! You could also go to his website _www.chronicneurotoxins.com_

(http://www.chronicneurotoxins.com) and take the VCS test. It is very simple

and not expensive at all. Go to the website then click VCS test or

diagnositic process there you can read why the test is so accurate and how/why

it

works.Simple put it's a vision test and toxins affect the optic nerve. After

taking the test you will get immediate results if you passed or failed.His

office

is in southern land about an hr. or so north of Norfolk, VA on the

Eastern shore. There may be some other Drs. closer to you but I don't know. NC

really isn't that far. I'm in land but it's a good 3 hr. drive (one way)

for me but he has helped me tremendously!! I don't even what to think where I'd

be without him.

Sue

[Guest guest]

Dr. Shoemaker in land is a good place to start along with his

book " Mold Warriors " .

Good luck,

Dana

--- In , " lillith1723 " <lillith1723@...>

wrote:

>

> I am currently writing this from the hotel room my husband and I

were

> forced to book over three weeks ago after yet another 'unexplained'

> incident at our house (this summer) in which we both woke up from a

> nap unable to breathe, move without a lot of pain, had metallic

tastes

> in our mouth, were nauseous, and could barely think. We've had the

> fire department come out and check for leaks, been to the urgent

care,

> etc. with, of course, no findings. After looking into what could be

> the problem I am almost certain that we are having issues with

mold.

> Our environment is perfect for it - we live in NC where the heat and

> humidity this year have been record-breaking. Our home is over 100

> years old with an old HVAC system and we have had several leaks over

> the past year, along with very high condensation and indoor

humidity.

> Our symptoms have gradually escalated from minor breathing and

> fatigue problems to mood swings, skin leisions, severe breathing

> problems, heart arythmias and marked increase in blood pressure,

> memory problems, severe muscle and joint pains, vision problems,

> hearing problems, confusion, total exhaustion, gastrointestional

> problems, strange facial flushing and weight gain. Currently my

> husband is diagnosed with a neurologic problem of 'undeterminate

> origin'. I am currently scheduled to see a cardiologist to look

into

> these new developments discovered on a recent EEG. We are both in

our

> early 40's, vegetarians, and although we have had some previous

> illnesses (I have always had allergies and asthma) we have never

> experienced anything remotely like this before. We are planning on

> moving as soon as possible. I am concerned, after reading so much

> information on the web, about the scarcity of medical professionals

in

> this area. How can we find a doctor who is informed and willing to

> listen? The thought of spending year after year just trying to get

> some acknowledgement that that actually is a problem so that they

can

> even begin to help us with this is very distressing. I was hoping

we

> could benefit from the suggestions of people who have already been

> through this process. Any information would be very much

appreciated.

> Thank you

>

[Guest guest]

There is a good article about some of Dr Shoemaker's work here:

http://www.publichealthalert.org/PHA%20JUNE%2007.pdf

The article contains a summary of some of the material in the Biotoxin

Pathway chapter of Mold Warriors. You have to zoom in to be able to

read the details of the biotoxin pathway diagram but it is quite

readable if you blow it up.

--- In , " gsgrl2000 " <gsgrl2000@...>

wrote:

>

> Dr. Shoemaker in land is a good place to start along with his

> book " Mold Warriors " .

>

> Good luck,

> Dana