Re:Its been ONE YEAR since Armstrong's Wall Street Journal articl

[Guest guest]

I thought about the year anniversary a lot yesterday, remembering that I ran

out of the house at 6 am trying to locate a copy of it. I remember how very

happy I was that these scurrilous doctors were exposed publicly in such a

prestigious respected publication. I will always be grateful to

Armstrong who believe Sharon Kramer that there was something very bad going on

in

mold medicine (or lack thereof.)

I truly believe we have made some great progress since last year and look

forward to major progress in 2008. When I think about what happened to me and

to so many others across this country, I shutter to think where we would be

if the many courageous people didn't step forward and try to being some truth

and common sense to the issue of mold illnesses.

This year will mark even greater success in getting undue industry influence

out of mold illness medicine, I just know it.

Mulvey son

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[Guest guest]

I think that its really important that we get out more and write

(paper, physical) letters to our representatives and the various 2008

candidates for public office, ad talk to people (phone or in person,

if possible) rather than just hang out on mailing lists, chat boards,

websites, etc.

The Internet can be a place to find support when you are ill but it

can also be a huge time sucker that powerful people in the 'real

world' often make fun of. (i.e. " Internets " etc.)

We are real people, we pay real taxes, and when we get sick, it hurts

families, economies, communities, just like any other illness would,

Not to say that we should not be doing stuff on the Net too. If anyone

needs any help setting up mold-related websites, etc. computer-related

advice, please feel free to email me off-list. I am trying to get back

into a technical space and to do that I need to do stuff, even if it

is just talking with people about technical issues. (Before I got sick

I did technical work programming content management systems)

There is a lot of very simple CMS systems, i.e. 'blogging' software

tools out now that makes it possible for literally anyone to set up

basic websites. You don't need to know any HTML, or even anything

about computers, just point and click.

If you set up a blog to discuss this issue in your respective

communities, or among people you know from some other field, that

would give media people, like your local newspaper reporters a 'hook'

that they could use to write about the issue.

If there are 2000 people on this list and say, 500 of them are active,

do you think it is too much to expect say, 50 of us to set up blogs?

There are so many absolutely terrible blogs run by low-end mold

remediators and many of them repeat the same inaccurate information

over and over again. Thats very confusing for people.

[Guest guest]

count me in as one of the bloggers...and i'll likely being using

WordPress. thank goodness for freebie software tools! :-)

i've really been focused on finding employment since Jan 2nd ( & just

today caught up on all the posts since the holidays), but once i do,

i'll be sure to get my blog up & running. those of you who've been

here long enough have read about me declaring my mold recovery using

alternative medicine (mainly Ozone Therapy & liver flushes/cleanses,

and a small credit to footbaths and Light Beam Generator). i'll

obviously be using my blog as the vehicle to dispense that information.

--- In , LiveSimply <quackadillian@...>

wrote:

>

> I think that its really important that we get out more and write

> (paper, physical) letters to our representatives and the various 2008

> candidates for public office, ad talk to people (phone or in person,

> if possible) rather than just hang out on mailing lists, chat boards,

> websites, etc.

>

> The Internet can be a place to find support when you are ill but it

> can also be a huge time sucker that powerful people in the 'real

> world' often make fun of. (i.e. " Internets " etc.)

>

> We are real people, we pay real taxes, and when we get sick, it hurts

> families, economies, communities, just like any other illness would,

>

> Not to say that we should not be doing stuff on the Net too. If anyone

> needs any help setting up mold-related websites, etc. computer-related

> advice, please feel free to email me off-list. I am trying to get back

> into a technical space and to do that I need to do stuff, even if it

> is just talking with people about technical issues. (Before I got sick

> I did technical work programming content management systems)

>

> There is a lot of very simple CMS systems, i.e. 'blogging' software

> tools out now that makes it possible for literally anyone to set up

> basic websites. You don't need to know any HTML, or even anything

> about computers, just point and click.

>

> If you set up a blog to discuss this issue in your respective

> communities, or among people you know from some other field, that

> would give media people, like your local newspaper reporters a 'hook'

> that they could use to write about the issue.

>

> If there are 2000 people on this list and say, 500 of them are active,

> do you think it is too much to expect say, 50 of us to set up blogs?

>

> There are so many absolutely terrible blogs run by low-end mold

> remediators and many of them repeat the same inaccurate information

> over and over again. Thats very confusing for people.

>

[Guest guest]

Light Beam Generator?

On Jan 16, 2008 8:57 PM, xhannahx24 <xhannahx24@...> wrote:

> i'll be sure to get my blog up & running. those of you who've been

> here long enough have read about me declaring my mold recovery using

> alternative medicine (mainly Ozone Therapy & liver flushes/cleanses,

> and a small credit to footbaths and Light Beam Generator). i'll

> obviously be using my blog as the vehicle to dispense that information.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

toxins are stored in the blood, fat & lymph system. as screwed up as i

once was, i knew i was harboring A LOT of toxins. my best analogy is

that i was a ticking time bomb.

i've had sessions with various Light Beam Generator practitioners to

get my lymph system moving. the practitioners had 4, 6 & 16-heads,

respectively. the 16-head session was the best by far. i ended up

buying my own 2-head equipment.

one of the practitioners i went to mentioned that Lance Armstrong used

the LBG to cure his testicular cancer.

now that i've eradicated a lot of toxins (thanks to Ozone Therapy) and

my lymph system is working efficiently, i hardly ever use my 2-head

LBG. however, when i've had a toothache or bruise, there is nothing

like using a LBG to speed the healing or break up the inflammation.

this is what the LBG looks like (the *hockey puck*-looking things are

placed directly on the body or on top of a cotton clothing):

http://www.corecarecenter.com/lbg.shtml

>

> > i'll be sure to get my blog up & running. those of you who've been

> > here long enough have read about me declaring my mold recovery using

> > alternative medicine (mainly Ozone Therapy & liver flushes/cleanses,

> > and a small credit to footbaths and Light Beam Generator). i'll

> > obviously be using my blog as the vehicle to dispense that

information.

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

That's not the only places toxins get stored or stuck.

arachnoid cysts

http://www.theaword.org/index.php?

option=com_content & task=view & id=512 & Itemid=51

under " vasculitis cysts " search

to many to list. liver,kidney,tissue,skin,anywhere you have a vessal

leak, small,medium,large cessal. eye lids,feet,brain ect.

infectious and inflammatory diseases

http://spinwarp.ucsd.edu/NeuroWeb/Text/br-200.htmarachnoid cysts

http://www.theaword.org/index.php?

option=com_content & task=view & id=512 & Itemid=51

under " vasculitis cysts " search

to many to list. liver,kidney,tissue,skin,anywhere you have a vessal

leak, small,medium,large cessal. eye lids,feet,brain ect.

infectious and inflammatory diseases

http://spinwarp.ucsd.edu/NeuroWeb/Text/br-200.htm

In , " xhannahx24 " <xhannahx24@...> wrote:

>

> toxins are stored in the blood, fat & lymph system. as screwed up

as i

> once was, i knew i was harboring A LOT of toxins. my best analogy

is

> that i was a ticking time bomb.

>

> i've had sessions with various Light Beam Generator practitioners to

> get my lymph system moving. the practitioners had 4, 6 & 16-heads,

> respectively. the 16-head session was the best by far. i ended up

> buying my own 2-head equipment.

>

> one of the practitioners i went to mentioned that Lance Armstrong

used

> the LBG to cure his testicular cancer.

>

> now that i've eradicated a lot of toxins (thanks to Ozone Therapy)

and

> my lymph system is working efficiently, i hardly ever use my 2-head

> LBG. however, when i've had a toothache or bruise, there is nothing

> like using a LBG to speed the healing or break up the inflammation.

>

> this is what the LBG looks like (the *hockey puck*-looking things

are

> placed directly on the body or on top of a cotton clothing):

> http://www.corecarecenter.com/lbg.shtml

>

>

>

>

>

> >

> > > i'll be sure to get my blog up & running. those of you who've

been

> > > here long enough have read about me declaring my mold recovery

using

> > > alternative medicine (mainly Ozone Therapy & liver

flushes/cleanses,

> > > and a small credit to footbaths and Light Beam Generator). i'll

> > > obviously be using my blog as the vehicle to dispense that

> information.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

>