Re: My story that I sent in - Fw: Casting: My Medical Mystery Story

[Guest guest]

Good for you to have the courage and strength to put your neck out like

this.

I hope that you find a doctor who understands. Television being

entertainment it often makes

fools out of those who make the mistake of taking it seriously.

In the long run, I guess its hit or miss.

For each bad reporter who just wants to show conflict and drama, there is at

least one good one out there too.

It would be nice if the ratio of good editors was as favorable!

But then, I guess they would not have their jobs, and TV would not be TV.

On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 4:00 AM, dana dana <gsgrl2000@...> wrote:

> just thought you would like to see the story that I sent in to Mystery

> Diagnosis. We should all send in a story that way maybe one of ours will be

> chosen to be aired on the show.

>

> Dana

>

> send your story to

MysteryDiagnosisCasting@...<MysteryDiagnosisCasting%40gmail.com>

>

>

>

> From: dana dana <gsgrl2000@... <gsgrl2000%40>>

> Subject: Casting: My Medical Mystery Story

> MysteryDiagnosisCasting@...<MysteryDiagnosisCasting%40gmail.com>

> Date: Monday, December 8, 2008, 12:56 AM

>

> Hi,

>

> My name is Dana T..

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Dana,

You appear to have omitted three vital bits of data from your story.

Can you tell US(1)Are you still living in the moldy home? (2)If you

have moved out of the moldy home, how many years had you lived

there? (3)How long has it been, SINCE you moved out of your moldy

home?

I am not a doctor, but based on my personal experience, and that of

my father, I believe that once the mycotoxins have been eliminated

from your bloodstream, any continued suffering stems from the

permanent damage done to the various organs of your body (ie: heart,

lungs)during the period of time that you were actively exposed to

the mycotoxins.

Joe

............................................

Dana wrote:

Basically I have SBS and/or Mycotoxicosis which caused the mycosis,

allergies,

> malaise, ME/CFS, Fibromyalgia, edema, syncope, brain fog and

concentration issues, short term memory loss, dysmenorrhea,

shortness of breath, infertility, migraines, IBS symptoms, ringworm,

blurred vision, miscarriages and host of other non-specific symptoms

that appear to not be connected but are and range from mild to

severe that I will have to live with the rest of my life unless they

find away to get mycotoxins out of your bloodstream.

>  

> This has been a nightmare of events. I was forced to leave my job

and have been unable to work for the past fix years. Most doctors

have never even heard of Mycotoxicosis and/or they have no idea of

how to treat it. And most doctors don't even believe toxic mold

and/or mycotoxins from inhalation can make people as sick as my

daughter and I have been along with all those at

who have also been suffering in

silence.

[Guest guest]

I didn't want my intial email to be a book but unfortunately I am

still living in my moldy apartment and have been living here since

1995 not knowing until 2004 that it was mold causing my health

problems. And yes I will always have residual affects even if I get

out of my moldy apartment. I have permanent damage from all the

exposure. My daughter has been currently staying with my mother for

the past year and a half. She can't be in the apartment at all

without vomiting....

Dana

>

> Hi Dana,

> You appear to have omitted three vital bits of data from your

story.

[Guest guest]

the longer a building has mold growth and moisture problems the more

contaminated it becomes. cumulative. the higher the dose your exposed

to the more damage it causes to your system,organs. overall. at low

doses the types or type of mold may cause symptoms known to be caused

by that mold type but the toxins affect the whole system. the higher

the dose your getting, the less your immune system can cope, the more

your liver wull suffer and your brain and other organs. get out of

there. the simple fact is that with severe damage you are not going

to recover, ever. severe damage to tissues,become fibrotic,permenant

damage. nerve endings fray to the point they do not heal. blood

vessels are damaged, some that certain organs depend on like the

eyes,and BBB damage lets infections go to your head where vessell

damage there leads to more damage.

spinal cord damage leaves you suffering with repeated csf leaks.

damage to all your mucosa lineings from your head/sinuses to your

lungs,stomach,gi,intestines,bowel leaves it all reactive to further

toxin.chemical exposures that your body well react to in one way or

another. not fun. get one or both olfactory tracts severly damage and

after a ehile when it has tried to heal but just becomes a usless dead

organ and you wont be able to smell or even taste what can hurt you.

get out. plain and simple. I would have lived in the strrets if I

knew it would have saved me from liveing with this nightmare.

> On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 11:15 PM, gsgrl2000 <gsgrl2000@...> wrote:

>

> > I didn't want my intial email to be a book but unfortunately I

am

> > still living in my moldy apartment

[Guest guest]

What are you talking about?? Argue with me about what? I'm not

arguing with anyone. I was simply answering someones question. Duhh,

I know they are accumalitive, I didn't say they weren't.... confused

about your comment!!!!!

>

> > I didn't want my intial email to be a book but unfortunately I

am

> > still living in my moldy apartment and have been living here since

> > 1995 not knowing until 2004 that it was mold causing my health

> > problems. And yes I will always have residual affects even if I

get

> > out of my moldy apartment. I have permanent damage from all the

> > exposure. My daughter has been currently staying with my mother

for

> > the past year and a half. She can't be in the apartment at all

> > without vomiting....

> >

> > Dana

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have told my story more than once on this sight and like I've said

before unfortunately I have not been able to get out. I don't need a

lecture on how bad toxic mold is and it's effects, accumalative or

not. I'm well aware...

Dana

> >

> > > I didn't want my intial email to be a book but unfortunately I

> am

> > > still living in my moldy apartment

>

[Guest guest]

Dana, glad you submitted you story. Good job. I know it is difficult to

move for many especially if you haven't worked for some time or in this

economy. Even when you move it doesn't necessary work out, I have

moved 8 times in the last ten years. I would have never been able to do

it without my husband though. I don't know if you are alone, but hang

in there.

>

> just thought you would like to see the story that I sent in to

Mystery Diagnosis. We should all send in a story that way maybe one of

ours will be chosen to be aired on the show.