Re: Re: New in town-Food

[Guest guest]

You can have brown rice and red potatoes.  Also since you have kids try the

Van's wheat,dairy and egg free waffles.   When we first got sick this one of

the few things that we could tolerate.   As for your child getting sick from

school see if you can't get them home schooled by the school.   Your kids

won't get better attending.    I had my 2 Doc's right some letters.  and you

can't do it because your sick.  

Let me know if I can be of assistance, 

Mother, injured worker,and Toxic mold over achiever.

a

From: Liza <thenaylorquilt@...>

Subject: [] Re: New in town-Food

Date: Thursday, April 29, 2010, 2:45 AM

Thanks, the closest Trader Joes is about an hour or so. But it sounds like

it's worth it. The no amylose diet excludes wheat, rice, oats, barley or rye.

I've made my pasta with lentil flour.

--- In , a Townsend <kmtown2003@ ...>

wrote:

>

> Trader joes if they is one in your town.   The brown rice pasta is the

best plus 50% cheaper, organic oatmeal,  No one can beat there organic prices

[Guest guest]

I hate the term survivor it feels negative, anyways if they can not provide a

completely safe environment.  which we know they can't.  I wouldn't wait for

the tests.   The best thing is for them be in a nontoxic area.  there systems

are being overloaded and another good exposure can really impair them

permanently.   Part of the top Dr's script is to avoid avoid avoid!!!   I

had all my daughters educational needs go non toxic.  teachers that come in to

our home come in fragrance free and we have there on set of clothes.   Let me

tell you it was the best thing ii did for her.

I'll get off my soap box now...

All mold is guilty until proven innocent

K

From: Liza <thenaylorquilt@...>

Subject: [] Re: New in town-Food

Date: Thursday, April 29, 2010, 3:23 PM

a, you're funny...toxic mold overachiever. Yes, I'm waiting on a few

more test results before we can make a decision about home schooling. It's so

hard to wait.