Quality of Life Question

[Guest guest]

I am requesting your honest response to a serious quality of life

question. Very briefly, I lived in a mold-invested rental for about 5

years, moved 11 hours away and cross-contaminated the new housing. For

the last year and a half, I have basically lived in hotels – some safe,

some not safe; and for the past three years, have endured the typical

symptoms of TMS, including " losing " months at a time (I don't

remember), being diagnosed with MS and not knowing who people are. I

have seen Dr. Grey in Arizona, which was a waste of time – once he got

the money, he couldn't be bothered to let me know what the test results

were.

Now, I am at a crossroads: Is there any reason in the world to see Dr.

Shoemaker? Has anyone degraded down to this lower level of existence

seen an appreciable increase in the quality of their life after

treatment? Or is this the best it's ever going to be? Your thoughts

and input would be most sincerely appreciated.

[Guest guest]

TRAVEL_jf/ALL:

There is hope. I have been all around the country and observed many medical

practices, esp., those of the late, great Dr. Marinkovich, who was one

of my most trusted friends. As a result, I have compiled an educational only,

suggested only treatment process for the sole purpose of discussions with your

physician. It is offered freely for anyone who would like to have it solely for

such discussions. Please remember that I am not a medical doctor, simply an

environmental health researcher and therefore do not construe what I have

offered is anything other than educational for your medical doctor's evaluation

and purposes only. I have observed all of the suggestions in part, but have

never observed them as one concise plan of attack against human fungal diseases.

However, Have observed positive results in people over an 11-year process and

personally feel that until something better is offered, this process has

significant merit toward greatly improved health benefit; and, long term

success. If your medical doctor decides to use some or all of this process, I

would deeply appreciate his or her contact and impression of the resulting

success, failure, or successful modifications of this process. This is offered

absolutely free of charge without regard to fiscal or personal gain.

My personal feeling is that Dr. Shoemaker is an excellent choice for your health

concerns.

Download Attachment: " A Suggest Fungal Treatment "

Doug Haney

EnviroHealth Research

EMail: _Haney52@...

@...: travel_jf@...: Mon, 21 Jan 2008

02:17:19 +0000Subject: [] Quality of Life Question

I am requesting your honest response to a serious quality of life question. Very

briefly, I lived in a mold-invested rental for about 5 years, moved 11 hours

away and cross-contaminated the new housing. For the last year and a half, I

have basically lived in hotels – some safe, some not safe; and for the past

three years, have endured the typical symptoms of TMS, including " losing " months

at a time (I don't remember), being diagnosed with MS and not knowing who people

are. I have seen Dr. Grey in Arizona, which was a waste of time – once he got

the money, he couldn't be bothered to let me know what the test results were.

Now, I am at a crossroads: Is there any reason in the world to see Dr.

Shoemaker? Has anyone degraded down to this lower level of existence seen an

appreciable increase in the quality of their life after treatment? Or is this

the best it's ever going to be? Your thoughts and input would be most sincerely

appreciated.

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