Re: ShoeMaker is on TV tonight

[Guest guest]

Very sad about her loss of sight in one eye due to the radiation burns on her

optical nerves from the treatment she didn't need.

From: Jack Thrasher, Ph.D. <toxicologist1@...>

Subject: Re: [] Re: ShoeMaker is on TV tonight

Date: Friday, January 7, 2011, 6:57 AM

I can. She had aspergillosis of the sphenoid sinus. She was tested by Dr.

Hooper for the fungus and mycotoxins and treated by Dr. Gray with antifungals.

Her husband, a microbiologist identified the mass as having fungal elements.

After a long course of treatment the aspergilloma did shrink and was no longer

identifiable in CAT scans and MRIs. I have seen read all of the medical

records.

[Guest guest]

If pathology was done on the lesion Dr. Hooper can test the pathology specimens

for molds and mycotoxins. He has done this on several different occasions and

published his results.

[] Re: ShoeMaker is on TV tonight

thanks Sharon, my uncle was diagnosed with cancer in the brain, a mass, not

sure exactly where, mom said she thought they had said the spinal cord area,

whats bothering me is that when they attempted to remove it they couldn't get it

all because,basicly, it had roots that went into the brain. he has been through

chemo, twice, say's he wont do it again so is basicly waiting for it to kill

him.

when my mom first told me, hearing that it had rooted into his brain made me

wonder exactly what it is and how they concluded it was cancer. I'm trying to

get them to consider to see doctor Gray and get a second apinion. not a easy

thing to do. hardest is to get them to understand the conflicts of interest and

why a fungal sorce is not always looked at. they did a biopsy, but what they

tested for and how they desided it was cancer , I'm not sure. he doesn't live

close so I get second hand info. my mom is pretty smart, but getting up there in

age and my family is like most, trust in doctors knowing they are supposed to be

truthful honest and all knowing.

I tried to explain to her the pharma ties in medical science and

that sence the chemo isnt working that it should be worth a second opinion. to

me it seems that haveing something rooted into the brain

could be fungal.

[Guest guest]

I guess there is hope. Thank you Dr Thrasher

--- In , " Jack Thrasher, Ph.D. " <toxicologist1@...>

wrote:

>

> I can. She had aspergillosis of the sphenoid sinus. She was tested by Dr.

Hooper for the fungus and mycotoxins and treated by Dr. Gray with antifungals.

Her husband, a microbiologist identified the mass as having fungal elements.

After a long course of treatment the aspergilloma did shrink and was no longer

identifiable in CAT scans and MRIs. I have seen read all of the medical

records.

[Guest guest]

thanks, it's been over a year sence biopsy but they may still have it,

I well pass on the info.

--- In , " Jack Thrasher, Ph.D. " <toxicologist1@...>

wrote:

>

> If pathology was done on the lesion Dr. Hooper can test the pathology

specimens for molds and mycotoxins. He has done this on several different

occasions and published his results.

>

> [] Re: ShoeMaker is on TV tonight

>

> thanks Sharon, my uncle was diagnosed with cancer in the brain, a mass, not

sure exactly where, mom said she thought they had said the spinal cord area,

whats bothering me is that when they attempted to remove it they couldn't get it

all because,basicly, it had roots that went into the brain. he has been through

chemo, twice, say's he wont do it again so is basicly waiting for it to kill

him.

> when my mom first told me, hearing that it had rooted into his brain made me

wonder exactly what it is and how they concluded it was cancer. I'm trying to

get them to consider to see doctor Gray and get a second apinion. not a easy

thing to do. hardest is to get them to understand the conflicts of interest and

why a fungal sorce is not always looked at. they did a biopsy, but what they

tested for and how they desided it was cancer , I'm not sure. he doesn't live

close so I get second hand info. my mom is pretty smart, but getting up there in

age and my family is like most, trust in doctors knowing they are supposed to be

truthful honest and all knowing.

> I tried to explain to her the pharma ties in medical science and

> that sence the chemo isnt working that it should be worth a second opinion.

to me it seems that haveing something rooted into the brain

> could be fungal.

>

[Guest guest]

Very sad indeed.   Very upsetting too was the fact that when they got a

biopsy

specimen they still failed to identify the fungus.  They had 25 % in thier

hands

and still could not tell a tumor from a fungal mass. 

 

  

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

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From: a Townsend <kmtown2003@...>

Sent: Fri, January 7, 2011 11:37:09 AM

Subject: Re: [] Re: ShoeMaker is on TV tonight

 

Very sad about her loss of sight in one eye due to the radiation burns on her

optical nerves from the treatment she didn't need.

From: Jack Thrasher, Ph.D. <toxicologist1@...>

Subject: Re: [] Re: ShoeMaker is on TV tonight

Date: Friday, January 7, 2011, 6:57 AM

I can. She had aspergillosis of the sphenoid sinus. She was tested by Dr. Hooper

for the fungus and mycotoxins and treated by Dr. Gray with antifungals. Her

husband, a microbiologist identified the mass as having fungal elements. After a

long course of treatment the aspergilloma did shrink and was no longer

identifiable in CAT scans and MRIs. I have seen read all of the medical records.

[Guest guest]

Is there anyplace to be able to see this show again?  I missed it the first

time, darn it!!!!!!!!!!!!

vICKI

From: dragonflymcs <dragonflymcs@...>

Subject: Re: [] Re: ShoeMaker is on TV tonight

Date: Friday, January 7, 2011, 10:55 PM

Very sad indeed.   Very upsetting too was the fact that when they got a

biopsy

specimen they still failed to identify the fungus.  They had 25 % in thier

hands

and still could not tell a tumor from a fungal mass. 

 

  

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen