Re: Talk is cheap. Why should mold victims believe that h...

[Guest guest]

Guys, there is no need to thank me. We are all in this together and

fight where we can. Yes, I too thought the words in Obama's speech were music

for the most part. However, I have heard those words before out of DC.

Words without action mean nothing. We have been telling our elected

officials in DETAIL of exactly why and how commerce has been able to deny

causation

of these illnesses for fun and profit for four years now. Personally, I

am sick of their sympathetic ear accompanied by their silent mouth of no

action.

It doesn't take a brain surgeon to understand what is going on here and how

the Chamber of Commerce has intentionally mass promoted false science to

the courts, which causes YOU to be unable to receive proper medical

treatment from physicians. The courtroom is driving the health policy science.

Lobbying money flows into DC on both sides of the isle.

Love the words in the speech last night, but am skeptical that they will

amount to anything of significance to help the American public at this point

in time. They need to put their money where their mouth is and call out

the US Chamber, the National Apartment Association, ACOEM and AOEC for the

racketeering that has been occurring over this issue that has been so harmful

to US citizens. They know exactly what is going on over this issue and

how it encompasses all the wrongs discussed in President Obama's speech last

night. Until they do something about the wrongs of this issue, in my book,

talk is cheap.

Some will say give them a chance to perform, it is a new day. I say, it

is not a new day if they continue to ignore the clearly and easily documented

racketeering over this issue that adversely affects thousands of

Americans.

While I am thankful to the late Senator Kennedy for ordering a GAO audit

that has at least acknowledged the illnesses many of you experience are at

least plausibly caused by exposure to contaminants in water damaged

buildings, I am leery that anything will really change anytime soon if they

don't

finish the job and shut down the deceit of ACOEM and the Chamber once and for

all. True healthcare reform is not about just assuring everyone has

insurance. It is about assuring that everyone receives the best medical care

possible - free from industry influencing physician treatment protocols. I

saw NOTHING in that speech last night that even came close to addressing

this key insidious aspect of healthcare.

Sharon

In a message dated 9/10/2009 6:26:56 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

josephsalowitz@... writes:

Sharon, that's a great letter. Your unselfish actions, on behalf of all of

[Guest guest]

Yes real reform would be to include something for the people with our

illnesses. It does me no good to get a mammogram or anything else if they don't

address the yeast problems many of us have, the mold and chemical issues. And

now they are talking about allowing more corporate influence with the politians.

I thought they promised us to get rid of the special interest. I support our

President but these issues have to be addressed. I like to be informed but it

gets so exhausting watching the news. ---

In , snk1955@... wrote:

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> Guys, there is no need to thank me. We are all in this together