Re: Is there a place that shows how to read blood test for mold?

[Guest guest]

Thank you . Is there any word on a mold lawyer yet for here in Phoenix

area? Thanks

--- In , " barmstrong4962 " <barmstrong4962@...>

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> I am trying to help my friend understand her bloodwork paper. At the top it

reads allergy mold profinle it shows 303 out of range then it shows other

classes that don't say out of range so the ones that aren't out of range weren't

detected in her bolld right? Just the one that is underlined it says IgE the

other types of mold show in rnage IgE <0.35 and under it it says 0. I think she

is reading it wrong and she's not understaneding that all the others say o and

are not out of rannge but for allergy mold progile it is showing it out of range

202H and she should only go by the one that is shaded high the other ones are

ok. She had a room flooded out with water when she came home from the hospital

and it smells really musty in that room and there was someone just here and

showed me the wood under the carpet is black and i believe that's the problem.

Thanks for your help on this. She is so stressed out she's yelling at me about

how to read this test and keeps threatening suicide. I just need a lawyers name

to help calm her down. Again it's Phoenix Az area. We live in sdale.

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[Guest guest]

Urgent!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If your friend is threatening suicide and yelling at you,

it is because she is physically suffering beyond anything you can imagine. GET

HER OUT OF HER HOME IMMEDIATELY!!!!!!!!

Whatever the test results mean, is UNIMPORTANT. What is important is that she is

SUFFERING, and every day she continues to stay in that environment, is a week,

or a month, closer to her death!

AFTER she is away from the deadly environment, she can, if she feels that she

has a legal case, contact a lawyer, and have a photographer take photos of the

remediation process and the wood and carpet showing the black mold. Have the

lawyer arrange for lab tests of the wood and carpet, making sure that, at all

times, a " chain of evidence " is preserved for presenting the results in court.

If your friend is present, in the home, during the remediation process, the

amount of mold and mycotoxins that the process throws into the air, will most

surely, KILL HER, as the similar remediation process, in MY home, almost killed

ME!

Ther is NO TIME to think this through, or try to get her to understand it, as

one of the first things that happens, to mold-sufferers, is that we lose our

ability to think clearly and rationally.

The ENTIRE flooring in her home must be exposed, not just that ONE room, to see

how far the flood waters penetrated.

If her mold exposure was for LESS than one month, she should begin calming down

within 2 or 3 days after leaving her home, and will begin feeling significantly

better within one week. How long it will take for her symptoms to totally

disappear, varies from person to person.

Now that her body has been sensitized to react to mold, it will take only TINY

mold exposures, in her future, to make her deathly ill again.

I hope, for HER sake, that you can get her to leave her home. If she says that

she wants to consult with a doctor, FIRST, point out to her that since doctors

know nothing about toxic mold reactions, they will only tell her that she has an

allergy, and they will give her tranquilizers to calm her down from what THEY

will consider her delusion.

All my prayers, Joe

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--- In , " barmstrong4962 " <barmstrong4962@...>

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> I am trying to help my friend understand her bloodwork paper.