Re[2]: Healing the Brain

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SO> All right. Were the lesions all on the right side of the brain?

Don't really remember, . You might be able to somehow dig into

their archives on this.

SO> Going like a cylinder down to the center? That's how it feels for me.

I don't remember having any particular brain discomfort that could

actually be felt.

SO> I don't really get tingling anywhere but what do you mean by

SO> cognitive functioning?

What it implies - inability to properly answer questions, learn things

that this part of the brain recognizes, or express yourself fully.

SO> Do you know what I mean by loss of sense of self and if so did

SO> that come back for you?

Yes, very well. We become living zombies. As I mentioned, the brain

fog dissipated after 6 months of leaving the workplace.

Pat

SO>

SO> According to the studies that Mt. Sinai Hospital did on toxic mold

SO> victims 15 years ago, each victim had brain lesions in the same exact

SO> spot. It does thankfully heal, though. Whether the neurological damage

SO> heals is another matter. Brain fog for me cleared up (after I left

SO> work) within 6 months. However, there was residual cognitive

SO> functioning to some degree. I also still have partial neuropathy in my

SO> feet. I'm making some incredible discoveries lately that I hope to be

SO> able to share soon with more than just my family.