Re: Re: What does mold affect besdies lungs

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On 3/16/08, llaci2003 <jjaksic@...> wrote:

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> > HI

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> > With regard to a workmans comp case...first thing they do is say it

> > can cause damage to your lungs and then they think that is it...but it

> > affects other parts of the body...does anyone out there know what

> > other parts of body to file claim for workmans comp such as immune

> > system? etc..

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> > I know I am a mess but they only seem to think it affects the lungs..

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> > TMC

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> It affects the sinuses; it give you Oral Thrush;

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this a great find. Did this get published?? and if so what year?? what a

great dissertation. His mom and da must be proud

LiveSimply <quackadillian@...> wrote: See this

document:

http://etd.lib.ttu.edu/theses/available/etd-05252005-163223/unrestricted/Karunas\

ena_Enusha_Diss.pdf

On 3/16/08, llaci2003 <jjaksic@...> wrote:

>

> >

> > HI

> >

> > With regard to a workmans comp case...first thing they do is say it

> > can cause damage to your lungs and then they think that is it...but it

> > affects other parts of the body...does anyone out there know what

> > other parts of body to file claim for workmans comp such as immune

> > system? etc..

> >

> > I know I am a mess but they only seem to think it affects the lungs..

> >

> > TMC

>

> It affects the sinuses; it give you Oral Thrush;

> >

>

>

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In responce to the original post on this subject, yes, from my experience it

affects much more than the lungs. A specific cat scan might reveal brain damage,

in my case showed a diminish of 1/4 of the left frontal lobe causing a

disability called toxic encephalopathy. This alone sets off an number of other

symptoms. As far as the other parts of the body I am still uncertain wether the

chemical imbalance of the brain makes it feel like other things are wrong, or

they have actually caused other issues. As the months go by I find myself in a

complete state of confusion about the situation. I don't know if I have learned

something and forgot, or am learning something new. It seems that a basic

diagnosis is the easy part and to know what has affected you the same. But when

it comes to treatment there seems to be a great deal of different opinions. This

is where the waters begin to become cloudy.

So besides the lungs that is one of the other major problems encountered that

I can tell you about.

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It is called a brain spectracoscopy. It was ordered by Dr. Shoemaker in

land. As far as the CSM, I have not got to many answeres to that as far as

fixing or helping with the memory and many other issues. So far I am taking

Trental to get more oxygen to the brain.

Anyway the scan was done by progressive MRI so I am sure you can find someone

local to do it if you have a doctor that is working with you for this type

illness. Let me know if you have any other questions about it.

Chris...

tcuddy1 <tcuddy1@...> wrote:

how did they test for toxic encephalitis...what test did they do?

What kind of doctor did you go to for that?

i have lots of memory stuff...the cholestyramine helps but doesn't

fix it...

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> The stachybotrys toxic mold i was exposed to caused my brain to

swell. Its called toxic encephalitis. Also caused me to lose the

abilitiy to complete a sentence during speech. It damaged my

neurologic system to a point where when i was living in the sick

building i urinated in bed during my sleep which is a direct result

of autonomous nervous system damage. Yeah i know its embarrising for

you to read this but imagine how i felt.

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> So this is just a short tiny list of some other body parts that

are damaged by stachy. It is a biological toxin so it will effect

your whole body eventually.

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Oh ya. You can google it, also Shoemaker has some stuff on it although I cannot

remember if there is any in his books or not. I may have some print outs

somewhere I could send you if you would like after I find them. It is a valid

disability and there is actually lots of info about it. Since my computer crash

I have no links to offer you at the moment.

tcuddy1 <tcuddy1@...> wrote: thank you this is helpful

is there literature about the mold causing toxic encephalitis--- In

, UnitedStatesVet <unitedstatesvet@...>

wrote:

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> In responce to the original post on this subject, yes, from my

experience it affects much more than the lungs. A specific cat scan

might reveal brain damage, in my case showed a diminish of 1/4 of

the left frontal lobe causing a disability called toxic

encephalopathy. This alone sets off an number of other symptoms. As

far as the other parts of the body I am still uncertain wether the

chemical imbalance of the brain makes it feel like other things are

wrong, or they have actually caused other issues. As the months go

by I find myself in a complete state of confusion about the

situation. I don't know if I have learned something and forgot, or

am learning something new. It seems that a basic diagnosis is the

easy part and to know what has affected you the same. But when it

comes to treatment there seems to be a great deal of different

opinions. This is where the waters begin to become cloudy.

> So besides the lungs that is one of the other major problems

encountered that I can tell you about.

>

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