Re: Mold takes another victim in our home

[Guest guest]

Sherry,

I am sorry to hear of your loss. We lost our dog, Cosmo, last Christmas.

She had odd tumors and cysts throughout her system. She was 14 when we

lost her. She had gone thru our mold ordeal with us back in 2002-2003; and was

very affectionate/protective with the kids when we were at our lowest.

My heart goes out to you. Never feel like you are on the pitty pot. You

have every right to be angry and hurt over what was done to your family.

You have endured far more than good citizens of the United States should ever

be asked to bare for the sake of profit of others.

Sharon K.

In a message dated 11/8/2009 4:22:08 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,

dianebolton@... writes:

The loyal friend a pet can be is not easily replaced as they never let us

down...not matter what. I am so sorry for your loss and your pain... D

>

> Friday, we lost our Meg.

[Guest guest]

Sherry, I'm sorry to hear that you lost Meg, but I'm glad she was there to help

you through a difficult time. You asked " when does the pain stop. " It's

different for everybody. Some people are able to move on quickly, and others

(like many on Sickbuildings) use their pain to try to change things. I hope you

find the solution that works for you, and you are able to move beyond the pain

very soon.

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From: Sherry <wiedb@...>

Sent: Sun, November 8, 2009 7:52:54 AM

Subject: [] Mold takes another victim in our home

Friday, we lost our Meg. She was a soft coated wheaton terrier - the rock of our

family during our trip thru mold hell. She had CHF, and probably cancer. (just

like my husband) It happened suddenly, we didn't catch the subtle symptoms, not

until she went into respitory failure.

[Guest guest]

Sherry,

I am so sorry for your loss, we lost our lab last year, we also couldn't

afford to have the vet " do everything " but honestly I think the mold had too

big a grip on her. We had no idea how sick she was either, it's hard when

everything else you have is falling apart, you cannot blame yourself.

Take care & God Bless,

.

On Sun, Nov 8, 2009 at 10:52 AM, Sherry <wiedb@...> wrote:

>

>

> Friday, we lost our Meg.

[Guest guest]

The loyal friend a pet can be is not easily replaced as they never let us

down...not matter what. I am so sorry for your loss and your pain... D

>

> Friday, we lost our Meg. She was a soft coated wheaton terrier - the rock of

our family during our trip thru mold hell. She had CHF, and probably cancer.

(just like my husband) It happened suddenly, we didn't catch the subtle

symptoms, not until she went into respitory failure. Through all of the last 11

yrs of our plight with GM posoining us with mold from their vehicles HVAC

system, she was always there for me to lean on during IV infusions, cancer

surgeries, you name it, she helped get us thru it.

>

> We didn't have any money to pay the vet to try 'everything' - we had to let

her go. She gave everything for us, I feel we let her down. We knew if the mold

did all of this to us, she must have gotten something.

> We did the best we could with treatments to detox her over the years with what

we could afford.

>

> The bastards at GM have finally taken everything from us - we've lost our

home, our savings, our jobs, our health and now Meggy. May GM all rot in hell.

>

> When does the pain stop. Sorry to be sitting on the pitty pot. Can't take much

more.

>

[Guest guest]

Sherry, I am so sorry for your loss.Losing a pet can be so difficult (been there

myself) and to lose it this way just adds to the pain.  You and your family are

in my prayers.Anita <><

[Guest guest]

Sherry,

I'm very sorry to hear of your loss. It's never easy, especially when (WE) know

the cause, but others are taught to turn there backs.

Sooo Sorry,

KC

>

> Friday, we lost our Meg. She was a soft coated wheaton terrier - the rock of

our family during our trip thru mold hell. She had CHF, and probably cancer.

(just like my husband) It happened suddenly, we didn't catch the subtle

symptoms, not until she went into respitory failure. Through all of the last 11

yrs of our plight with GM posoining us with mold from their vehicles HVAC

system, she was always there for me to lean on during IV infusions, cancer

surgeries, you name it, she helped get us thru it.

>

> We didn't have any money to pay the vet to try 'everything' - we had to let

her go. She gave everything for us, I feel we let her down. We knew if the mold

did all of this to us, she must have gotten something.

> We did the best we could with treatments to detox her over the years with what

we could afford.

>

> The bastards at GM have finally taken everything from us - we've lost our

home, our savings, our jobs, our health and now Meggy. May GM all rot in hell.

>

> When does the pain stop. Sorry to be sitting on the pitty pot. Can't take much

more.

>

[Guest guest]

I am so sorry. I lost my lab/shepherd mix 3 years ago. My house and I were just

getting sick and I know that Dingo took alot of it onto herself. She was sick

for a year and when she passed away I got sick almost immediately. She saved me

in so many ways-I adored her. I know we did right by her in the end because 2

days after she died a 9 month old lab mix stray appeared at our door; emaciated,

with the same pink nose as Dingo; and I know Dingo sent him. Bentley helped me

through my worst days and I know Dingo was watching over me.

Sorry to get so sappy but I'm a dog lover and losing Dingo broke my heart. I

know Meg stayed strong for you guys as long as she could. She sounds like she

was an amazing dog.

Surella

>

> Sherry, I'm sorry to hear that you lost Meg, but I'm glad she was there to

help you through a difficult time. You asked " when does the pain stop. " It's

different for everybody. Some people are able to move on quickly, and others

(like many on Sickbuildings) use their pain to try to change things. I hope you

find the solution that works for you, and you are able to move beyond the pain

very soon.

[Guest guest]

We are both so sorry for your loss Sherry,   we have 3 babies and are going

threw the same.  We wish there are words that would comfort you and do not

pretend to know how you feel but when we look at our babies and think of loosing

one tears come to our eyes.    So Sorry ....................Our prayers are

with you all !!! 

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

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From: Sherry <wiedb@...>

Sent: Sun, November 8, 2009 10:52:54 AM

Subject: [] Mold takes another victim in our home

 

Friday, we lost our Meg.

[Guest guest]

Oh Sherry, I am so sorry to hear that.   Your grief is my grief.  You have a

blessed and wonderful day,  Bullock

B.

From: dragonflymcs <dragonflymcs@...>

Subject: Re: [] Mold takes another victim in our home

Date: Monday, November 9, 2009, 10:47 PM

 

We are both so sorry for your loss Sherry,   we have 3 babies and are going

threw the same.  We wish there are words that would comfort you and do not

pretend to know how you feel but when we look at our babies and think of loosing

one tears come to our eyes.    So Sorry ............ ........Our prayers are

with you all !!! 

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

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From: Sherry <wiedbearthlink (DOT) net>

Sent: Sun, November 8, 2009 10:52:54 AM

Subject: [] Mold takes another victim in our home

 

Friday, we lost our Meg.

[Guest guest]

Hon, you are not setting on the pitty pot.  You and your family have been

through a lot.  Say whatever you heart desires to say because we understand,

ok?   I am so sorry for Meg, she sounds like a wonderful dog, I know that was

hard losing her.   You have a wonderful and a blessed day.   

B.

The loyal friend a pet can be is not easily replaced as they never let us

down...not matter what. I am so sorry for your loss and your pain... D

>

> Friday, we lost our Meg. She was a soft coated wheaton terrier - the rock of

our family during our trip thru mold hell.