Re: Our family of five all have PERMANENT BRAIN DAMAGE BECAUSE OF NEUROTOXINS

[Guest guest]

We have been out for 3 1/2 years and I recently concluded the same for

my family--the brain problems are horrible. I know that one can get

diagnosed, but I didn't know treatment is possible. Would you be

willing to share that doctor's name?

-

>

> Hello Everyone,

>

> We are four years out from our mold exposure and as the " dust "

> settles, (if that is even completly possible) we now know what we are

> left with in terms of health effect. Beside the obvilous..we can't be

> around mold..very hypersensitive and have developed asthma and new

> allergies what's really created choas in our lives is the brain

> damage.

[Guest guest]

Hello Family,

I am so sorry to hear what your family has been through. Thank you for sharing

what you

have learned about Brain Damage.

I am wondering what resources that you have found. You mentioned the

Neurotoxicity

Community. What makes up this community? Are there any e-mail list-serves or

websites

that you would recommend?

Also, a woman had posted on this list previously a protocol that was very

helpful for her

neurological symptoms. It included sauna and ozone/oxygenation use. Let me know

if you

want me to forward the information to you.

Blessings on your journey,

Mandy.

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

wrote:

>

> Hello Everyone,

>

> We are four years out from our mold exposure and as the " dust "

> settles, (if that is even completly possible) we now know what we are

> left with in terms of health effect. Beside the obvilous..we can't be

> around mold..very hypersensitive and have developed asthma and new

> allergies what's really created choas in our lives is the brain

> damage.

> We are blessed to be working with a doctor (not very known in the

> mold community) but who has been studying the brain and the effects

> of neurotoxins on the brain for the past 30 years. You will be

> suprised but when you go outside of the mold community into the

> neurosciene field, there is no one arguing that neurotoxins can alter

> you brains (they alter the DNA make of your brain) and cause

> irreversible damage. They call this Traumactic Brain Injury. (Note:

> you do not have to had a blow to your head to have traumatic brain

> injury. One of the biggest onefor us is damage to the Executive

> function part of the brain. If you take the time to reseach what the

> excecutive funtion part of the brain does many of you will be shock

> that you have a deficiet. Nueropsych testing was the beginning to us

> figureing this out but when all of us got PET scans done at UC Irvine

> Brain Imaging Center and all of us had abnormal scans showing signs

> of brain damage. For us that is when it hit home. This is very real.

> Take the time to research this. Look up Traumatic Brain Injury or

> aquired Brain injury, you will be suprised to find that you are most

> likely suffering from many of the symptoms. I would be more than

> happy to answer questions about this. We are having to go away from

> the mold community and enter into the TBI (traumactic brain injury)

> community to find answers and solutions on how to help our family

> cope. There is no easy answer but there is hope that new neurons can

> be created and change can occur. Just expect a new normal because the

> damage is permanant, it is not irreversable. that's all for now. I

> tire easy trying to put my thoughts to paper:) With much appreciation

> for all the help this group has done for us, we hope to give back

>

[Guest guest]

I feel more positive about the reversal of brain damage-after a year

on Cholestrymine, I felt my brain was back in good working order-

livig outside and CSM got me in good shape to move from the moldy

east coast to moldy NM. After exposures I can be confused for long

periods, but things are much better than the first year. I believe

there is research showing the brain does repair itself. There is hope,

>

Hello Everyone,

>

> We are four years out from our mold exposure and as the " dust "

> settles, (if that is even completly possible) we now know what we

are

> left with in terms of health effect. Beside the obvilous..we can't

be

> around mold..very hypersensitive and have developed asthma and new

> allergies what's really created choas in our lives is the brain

> damage.

> We are blessed to be working with a doctor (not very known in the

> mold community) but who has been studying the brain and the effects

> of neurotoxins on the brain for the past 30 years. You will be

> suprised but when you go outside of the mold community into the

> neurosciene field, there is no one arguing that neurotoxins can

alter

> you brains (they alter the DNA make of your brain) and cause

> irreversible damage. They call this Traumactic Brain Injury. (Note:

> you do not have to had a blow to your head to have traumatic brain

> injury. One of the biggest onefor us is damage to the Executive

> function part of the brain. If you take the time to reseach what

the

> excecutive funtion part of the brain does many of you will be shock

> that you have a deficiet. Nueropsych testing was the beginning to

us

> figureing this out but when all of us got PET scans done at UC

Irvine

> Brain Imaging Center and all of us had abnormal scans showing signs

> of brain damage. For us that is when it hit home. This is very

real.

> Take the time to research this. Look up Traumatic Brain Injury or

> aquired Brain injury, you will be suprised to find that you are

most

> likely suffering from many of the symptoms. I would be more than

> happy to answer questions about this. We are having to go away

from

> the mold community and enter into the TBI (traumactic brain injury)

> community to find answers and solutions on how to help our family

> cope. There is no easy answer but there is hope that new neurons

can

> be created and change can occur. Just expect a new normal because

the

> damage is permanant, it is not irreversable. that's all for now. I

> tire easy trying to put my thoughts to paper:) With much

appreciation

> for all the help this group has done for us, we hope to give back

>