Re: momoko and his statement on credibility

[Guest guest]

no offense taken, but just for the record, i'm of the female gender. i actually

gave birth while living in my first moldy apartment - brings back nightmares.

anyway, thank you for your response. i'm glad that you have found a group of

sympathetic ears. it can be so challenging to be surrounded by judgmental people

who have no idea what you're going through.

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> Momoko...you pretty much hit the nail on the head when you spoke of the

medical pros not knowing about mold related symptoms.

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> Any doctors that I have seen and spoken to about my health issues and symptoms

write me off as simply delusional.

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> Especially so when one tries to explain multiple chemical sensitivity and the

insane reactions I am forced to endure with exposure.

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> Ditto for my family and anybody else I try to explain my issues to.

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> How can one expect anyone to understand that simply going into a store can set

of a myriad of sensations that are unbearable?

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> I'm a very ill guy unfortunately.....the discomfort and pain can be so

overwhelming that it is impossible to simply " wear a brave face " and am forced

to grimace in agony.....

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> People simply think I am crazy and have lost my mind....how can anyone be so

sick and have so many things wrong? is what they say when I try to explain

what's happening and why.....

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> Ten days ago I saw a neuro-opthamologist about my vision problems..I could see

by the expression on his face that he thought I was nuts when I told him that

toxic exposure was reeking havoc with my system and that I was certain that my

visual problems accrued as a result.

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> At least fellow sufferers understand and a forum like this one gives a person

an oportunity to try and gain some knowledge and even get a tadd of relief

simply by partaking..

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> Ian

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[Guest guest]

Ian: I experienced ths same thing with my opthamologist in NH. She diagnosed

optic neuritis and completely discounted my story about the mold toxins and the

start of my vision problem. Jeanine recently posted an article making the

connection, maybe you could send the article to your doctor as I did. They need

to know the truth and it will only help others in the long run. Take care~ D

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>

>

> Momoko...you pretty much hit the nail on the head when you spoke of the

medical pros not knowing about mold related symptoms.

>

> Any doctors that I have seen and spoken to about my health issues and symptoms

write me off as simply delusional.

>

> Especially so when one tries to explain multiple chemical sensitivity and the

insane reactions I am forced to endure with exposure.

>

> Ditto for my family and anybody else I try to explain my issues to.

>

> How can one expect anyone to understand that simply going into a store can set

of a myriad of sensations that are unbearable?

>

> I'm a very ill guy unfortunately.....the discomfort and pain can be so

overwhelming that it is impossible to simply " wear a brave face " and am forced

to grimace in agony.....

>

> People simply think I am crazy and have lost my mind....how can anyone be so

sick and have so many things wrong? is what they say when I try to explain

what's happening and why.....

>

> Ten days ago I saw a neuro-opthamologist about my vision problems..I could see

by the expression on his face that he thought I was nuts when I told him that

toxic exposure was reeking havoc with my system and that I was certain that my

visual problems accrued as a result.

>

> At least fellow sufferers understand and a forum like this one gives a person

an oportunity to try and gain some knowledge and even get a tadd of relief

simply by partaking..

>

> Ian

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for this Diane...Ian

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> Ian: I experienced ths same thing with my opthamologist in NH. She diagnosed

optic neuritis and completely discounted my story about the mold toxins and the

start of my vision problem. Jeanine recently posted an article making the

connection, maybe you could send the article to your doctor as I did. They need

to know the truth and it will only help others in the long run. Take care~ D

[Guest guest]

I know I`am coming into this in the middle of a discussion but I

just now noticed it. I too have had a dx of optic neuritis by my

eye doctor. He told me to mention it to my neurologist who has since

like most main stream doctors have blown it off. Sounds like it

may be another symptom re: mold exposure.

nne

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> Ian: I experienced ths same thing with my opthamologist in NH. She diagnosed

optic neuritis and completely discounted my story about the mold toxins and the

start of my vision problem. Jeanine recently posted an article making the

connection, maybe you could send the article to your doctor as I did. They need

to know the truth and it will only help others in the long run. Take care~ D

[Guest guest]

Mayleen,

I would not had known I had anything wrong other than difficulty

seeing but it was rather hard to describe. I also had good and bad days so that

even made it worse. But when I went in for an eye exam

I didn`t mention anything. He looked into my eye`s and noticed it by

examination.

Hope this helps!

nne~

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> What are the symptoms of optic neuritis

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> God Bless !!

> dragonflymcs

> Mayleen

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[Guest guest]

http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/optic-neuritis/DS00882/DSECTION=symptoms

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What are the symptoms of optic neuritis

Mayleen

[Guest guest]

Inflammation.

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> What are the symptoms of optic neuritis

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> God Bless !!

> dragonflymcs

> Mayleen

[Guest guest]

inflammation of the optic nerve.

Optic Neuritis

http://www.mdguidelines.com/optic-neuritis

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> In your eye??