Fwd: [CS-eXchange] The last few months of the life of Angelika S. / Chemical Sensitivity

[Guest guest]

This should never have occurred!!!

[CS-eXchange] The last few months of the life of Angelika S. / Chemical

Sensitivity

The last few months of the life of Angelika S. who was chemically sensitive

Chemical sensitivity – MCS is recognized as a disease and as a physical

disability in Germany. The disease is coded at ICD-10 with T78.4 as an organic

disease. One might think that people with MCS get proper medical treatment, are

treated with fairness like other disabled people, get special workplaces and

receive help. Sadly all of this is still lacking in Germany. People with MCS are

left without medical attention and accommodations. If their families are unable

to take care of them they are lost. For the very sick this sad and unacceptable

situation can end in disaster as in the following authentic case:

http://www.csn-deutschland.de/blog/en/the-last-few-months-of-the-life-of-angelik\

a-s-who-was-chemically-sensitive

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[Guest guest]

thats sad. being alone when you really need loved ones the most is very hard, I

can see how many cannot deal with this illness, during my worst times, I had the

thoughts. I think I made it through mostly because I was allready use to liveing

by my self. it's has to be very hard when you have a spouse and sometimes he and

or his job are 2 things you can't tolerate anymore, what a sad lonely disease.

I have family still sore at me because they didn't understand why I wouldn't

come and stay for a visit. very hard for people to get this illness no matter

how well they think they understand. but of corse,

it's hard for the ones with the illness to understand too.

thanks so much for the few doctors we do have who are tring to help.

>> This should never have occurred!!!

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> [CS-eXchange] The last few months of the life of Angelika S. /

Chemical Sensitivity

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> The last few months of the life of Angelika S. who was chemically sensitive

> Chemical sensitivity †" MCS is recognized as a disease and as a physical

disability in Germany. The disease is coded at ICD-10 with T78.4 as an organic

disease. One might think that people with MCS get proper medical treatment, are

treated with fairness like other disabled people, get special workplaces and

receive help. Sadly all of this is still lacking in Germany. People with MCS are

left without medical attention and accommodations. If their families are unable

to take care of them they are lost. For the very sick this sad and unacceptable

situation can end in disaster as in the following authentic case:

>

>

http://www.csn-deutschland.de/blog/en/the-last-few-months-of-the-life-of-angelik\

a-s-who-was-chemically-sensitive