Re: hi i have left my moldy house

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Im still feeling bad and its fouir years later

Janet

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[Guest guest]

You may be detoxing or reacting to something (not necessarily mold)

in the new place. Did you take contaminated belongings with you?

Are you eating unfamiliar food cooked in different ways? You may

have simply contracted flu or some other infection from your

experiences.

Can you provide a bit more info about the new location (apt, home,

hotel) so we can get more specific? Do your symptoms change over

the course of the day or if you go outside?

Barb Rubin

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> and i feel worse--tired, increased shortness of breath, anxiety,

> dizziness and now nausea and diarrea. anyone feel worse after they

> left? any comments will be appreciated and thank you. sally

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, we felt worse until we got treatment. I believe the term is

" unmasking " as your body starts to recognize the impact of the

environmental exposure.

>

> and i feel worse--tired, increased shortness of breath, anxiety,

> dizziness and now nausea and diarrea. anyone feel worse after they

> left? any comments will be appreciated and thank you. sally

>

[Guest guest]

Barb:

I have not contacted you till now. I was so upset about your journey. Your a

real amazing lady. I wish you lived close by. I would take you out for nice

dinner.

My ll is paying only for an environm$ental cleaner which is ridiculous. I

found a great lawyer and i signed. He also has amph from tulane. He is very

sharp.

I hope your holding up and feeling well.

Robin linda

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[] Re: hi i have left my moldy house

You may be detoxing or reacting to something (not necessarily mold)

in the new place. Did you take contaminated belongings with you?

Are you eating unfamiliar food cooked in different ways? You may

have simply contracted flu or some other infection from your

experiences.

Can you provide a bit more info about the new location (apt, home,

hotel) so we can get more specific? Do your symptoms change over

the course of the day or if you go outside?

Barb Rubin

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>

> and i feel worse--tired, increased shortness of breath, anxiety,

> dizziness and now nausea and diarrea. anyone feel worse after they

> left? any comments will be appreciated and thank you. sally

>

[Guest guest]

Once sick, you are more sensitive to environmental pollutants of all

sorts as your immune system has been compromised. I think you may have

moved into another sick building, perhaps different air quality issue.

I moved into an extended stay type hotel. At first I developed new

rash. Looking around found very dirty a/c. I asked them to clean it

and after that started to feel much better. I stayed there about two

months. Felt great when I left but left for a new temporary but

cheaper apartment and crashed right away. Could hardly get up and do

anything. At first I thought it was the stress of moving but it never

lifted. Looking around found very dirty radiator that air was flowing

through. Again, cleaned it out and felt better. HOWEVER there were

lots of healthy looking people living there and when I visited my

neighbor, noticed the dirty radiator but she wasn't sick or at least

didn't look it, so I just have become more sensivitive to environmental

pollution of all kinds than most people.

>

> and i feel worse--tired, increased shortness of breath, anxiety,

> dizziness and now nausea and diarrea. anyone feel worse after they

> left? any comments will be appreciated and thank you. sally

>

[Guest guest]

I am sorry to hear that and my thoughts are with you. Thank you for letting me

know and I hope it gets better for you.

Sally

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Im still feeling bad and its fouir years later

Janet

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[Guest guest]

what sort of treatment did you get? i am taking ivig once a month. even it is

making me worse.

[] Re: hi i have left my moldy house

Yes, we felt worse until we got treatment. I believe the term is

" unmasking " as your body starts to recognize the impact of the

environmental exposure.

>

> and i feel worse--tired, increased shortness of breath, anxiety,

> dizziness and now nausea and diarrea. anyone feel worse after they

> left? any comments will be appreciated and thank you. sally

>

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[Guest guest]

i am staying at a hotel which has some rooms they dont use regular cleaners in a

few rooms. but they do everything else here like spray the hotel, paint, etc.

i feel better usually when i wake up but not since i came here. this morning i

was nauseated and when i went to look at houses to buy i was as sick as a dog.

houses i did not react in 2 weeks ago i do now. but then they had just gone

over wood surfaces in one with old english and had put in plug ins in the other.

i do have a fever and an elevated white blood cell count. it seems all i want

to do is sleep. i think i was better off before i left mold haven. at least

then i was better away. but that doesnt make sense does it? you have to leave

for good sometime.

i do have a few clothes from the house. and my husband does my laundry there.

could that be it? oh and he is back and forth. i think i feel sick when he

comes near me. and of course he wears clothes that have been there for years.

my house has sort of shoe polish smelling mold. it's not good at all.

sally

[] Re: hi i have left my moldy house

You may be detoxing or reacting to something (not necessarily mold)

in the new place. Did you take contaminated belongings with you?

Are you eating unfamiliar food cooked in different ways? You may

have simply contracted flu or some other infection from your

experiences.

Can you provide a bit more info about the new location (apt, home,

hotel) so we can get more specific? Do your symptoms change over

the course of the day or if you go outside?

Barb Rubin

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>

> and i feel worse--tired, increased shortness of breath, anxiety,

> dizziness and now nausea and diarrea. anyone feel worse after they

> left? any comments will be appreciated and thank you. sally

>

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[Guest guest]

If you had to leave your home, then it doesn't really make sense to

bring the home with you in terms of contaminated clothing or use of

that washing machine. Your husband needs to have new clothing at

your hotel and shower/change each time he returns there. Old

clothes can be discarded and newer ones less exposed to the house.

Shoes worn in the house ought to be left at your door, removed

before walking into the hotel room. Putting mylar covers on the car

seats may also help with cross contamination. If family objects to

the 'waste' of the old clothes, send a sample to be analyzed for

residues at a lab.

Perhaps you know someone in the area who will let you clean

replacement clothing in their washer (not old!).

If you have access to your doctor, sounds like you should be

evaluated for an infection and the type/source of the problem. If

mold related,you may need treatment for a fungal or bacterial

infection but it is possible you picked up a viral infection = blood

work ought to differentially assess that since treatments differ and

you don't want to take meds which won't work for your particular

problem.

Barb

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> i am staying at a hotel which has some rooms they dont use regular

cleaners in a few rooms. but they do everything else here like

spray the hotel, paint, etc. i feel better usually when i wake up

but not since i came here.

[Guest guest]

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> what sort of treatment did you get? i am taking ivig once a month.

even it is making me worse.

How were you able to get prescribed IgIV?

The doctors I've seen (University of Iowa and Mayo Clinic) said that

even though two (out of 4) of my IgG subclasses were low, I didn't have

a record of infections to qualify for IgIV. How cruel is that? " You

haven't had enough infections repetitively for us to give it to you... "

and " the other two IgG classes should make up for the deficiency " .

Yeah, in a NORMAL person, not one suffering from SBS, MCS, etc..

I think they've been brainwashed by the insurance industry...I'm pretty

sure it will help boost your immune system tremendously...