Re: Re: Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis/ Cholestramine, fish oil, metamucil

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No, but it helps.. Your own mileage may vary. I'm just speaking from

my own experience.. (9+ years in a stachy/asp/pen building that had

made me very ill by the time I finally got out. )

Also, I don't have a " protocol " . I'm not any kind of doctor or

medical professional. My areas of expertise pre-illness were

computer-related.

So, its not " my protocol " , its yours as well to modify or adapt. I

just read a lot. I'm not one of Dr. Shoemaker's patients but I have

the highest respect for him. His writings have helped me understand a

lot. He is very far ahead of anybody else in this.

Despite what some would say he's always been very kind to me when we

have exchanged email. He has answered questions I have emailed him.

There are things that I have followed that aren't part of his work, we

all learn as we can and try to put together a hypothesis of what works

for us. We have to be intelligent consumers of medical services.

But Shoemaker is clearly the best. He has helped a lot of people,

many, even most of whom have gotten better to varying extents and went

on with their lives, so you OFTEN wont see them here on this list.

Thousands of people. (

Also keep in mind that the insurance companies, big, careless

builders, real estate interests wanting to see damaged properties

without having to remediate them, etc. HATE Shoemaker because he is

right. They really hate him. he wins court cases and now, they are

being exposed again and again for their lies. They don't like that at

all, because for years they pretty much got away with saying that mold

illness didn't exist. Those " stakeholders " would do almost anything to

turn back the clock a few years to the era before Shoemaker.)

Compared to other doctors, his prices seem reasonable, also they are

covered by most insurance

BECAUSE HE DOCUMENTS PEOPLE'S ISSUES WELL.

I would really like to meet Dr. Shoemaker too but for various reasons

I can't just go down there to see him now.

On Sun, Sep 28, 2008 at 3:11 PM, Lee Gindlesperger

<lugins71@...> wrote:

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> Live,

> Does your protcol keep your symptoms under control? I go to see Dr.

> Shoemaker this coming week, really looking forward to meeting him.

> thanks

> Lee

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>> > I have HP and am very sensitive. I'm wondering if anybody has done

>> > anything or found that taking any supplements that has helped

> decrease

>> > their sensitivity? This is pretty miserable, and I know I look

> really

>> > crazy in my efforts to avoid places/things that could expose me

> to an

>> > acute attack! Nobody understand it.

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