Protecting Workers at Risk - CDC/ GOV/ NIOSH

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http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/hi97146.html

*Excerpts and: The 8th great wonder of the ...hmmm U.S.A.

OK..First off, why did CDC/ NIOSH say > Protecting Workers at RISK in

the title???? They must be reffering to " ONLY those " that have AIDS,

Cancer or Bone Marrow Transplants....Immunocomprimized..Right???

And just how does one's immune system become comprimized? ... was the

Cancer Patient's Immune System 100%??? and the Cancer just broke

through???

Oh MY!!! Histoplasmosis is an infectious disease caused by inhaling the

spores of a fungus called Histoplasma capsulatum. Hmmm They must have

done studies on how many Spores you'd have to breathe in, to become

infected???? (DOESN'T INFECTION MEAN TO PENETRATE ???) 400 plus people

were made really sick from this in... I think it was Illinois, or no

maybe Indiana...I'll do a search BRB.. ahhh! wow look what I found >

In some areas, including portions of Illinois, up to 80 percent of the

population show evidence of previous infection. Holy Moly! thats a lot

of Imunnocomprimized People in " some areas " and " portions " !!!oh...and

I searched for the SPORE info and I found the statement again >

Infection occurs when spores, carried by the air are inhaled <

(http://www.idph.state.il.us/public/hb/hbb & bdrp.htm)...I'm sure they

did a spore count for each person, I mean, wouldn't you think ???

There must have been a Jilllion-ka-Trilllion amount of spores... I'll

do another search for that info again later....

well now...SEE WHERE IT SAYS > The vast majority of infected people are

asymptomatic (have no apparent ill effects), or they experience

symptoms so mild they do not seek medical attention (MILD SYMPTOMS

HUH ???) I wonder how they knew over 400 People had become sick in one

area??? Maybe someone at CDC/NIOSH had ESP... oh wait...does CDC/NIOSH

have studies on ESP??? I'll look for that later...if I remember...Darn

STML (short term mem. loss)

OK-and where have I read this before??? > flu-like respiratory illness -

-- a combination of symptoms, including malaise (a general ill

feeling), fever, chest pain, dry or nonproductive cough, headache, loss

of appetite, shortness of breath, joint and muscle pains, chills, and

hoarseness. > I think they left out a few tho...like DIZZY SPELLS and

BALANCE PROBLEMS and DEPRESSION and BRAIN FOG and and oh heck ...they

shoulda just made a silly name for it like FIBROMYALGIA

I DON'T KNOW ABOUT ALL HERE AT 'sickbuldings', BUT I SURE CAN SAY,

MYSELF AND CO-WORKERS ...WE WERE STAYING HOME WITH OUR HORRIBLE " MILD "

FLU SYMPTOMS.... cough-cough

If symptoms do occur, they will usually start within 3 to 17 days after

exposure, with an average of 10 days.

(WOW, THEY HAD IT DOWN TO AN AVG!) That reminds me...BRB I'll do

another search for the SPORE count now..... hmmm still nothing.

Yikes! you don't suppose CDC/NIOSH Lied??? FALSE INFO THERE HUH????

They must have ASSUMED you could breathe spores into your lungs to

possibly make you that sick, and I think they're talking outdoors kinda

SPORES right???.......or do all People in Illinois hang out in indoor

chicken coops??? hey sorry..I'm just askin, I've never been to

Illinois...

Ok eneough for now, my eveready bunny just dropped his drum! I'm

expeiencing a rush of environmental toxic overload... otherwise known

as CFS...I need to laydown for a bit and rest the back of my head on my

hand to rlieve the pressure from the ME!!! BBL ....Hugzzzzzzzz All!