What to do.....please help. Thanks

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I was exposed to toxic mold that I have been trying to recover from. I also have

chemical sensitivity. My roommate constantly has to remind me to do things that

I forget to do. I finally found a school that uses green cleaning products. It's

not perfect but the school has been pretty helpful. I am trying to get a degree

finally though it's not easy. I also need to generate money, but I don't know

how given my predicament.

I have postponed my social security disability hearing and I can choose to show

up on Tuesday morning. I have heard of other people winning on the fact that

they couldn't work full time.

I have not been able to open the files on the CD the social security office sent

me.

I also have not found a lawyer, especially with trying to juggle school. There

is one other person that I could have tried but I am out of time since the

hearing is tuesday.

I need to generate money somehow yet I feel so limited. I'm so sensitive. I

don't know if I should give up on the social security.

My roommate may be able to go and vouch for me but it may be a waste of tome. I

don't know what I should do. Any ideas please? Thanks and best wishes.

a

[Guest guest]

Hi a,

Are you getting treatment for the toxic mold exposure? If so, there's a

good chance you could recover enough to return to work full-time.

If not, and you're like many of us, you'll be struggling for a long long

time, making small improvements and getting worse again....

Only you can decide if your claim for total disability is strong enough, and

if you have the appropriate medical support.

The 2nd thing to do, after you decide about tomorrow, is to order

Shoemaker's Survinving Mold from his website survivingmold.com, get the

necessary lab tests from a local dr, make sure you are living in a green

household mold-free environment, and start following the steps to improve

your health. Living on SSD is a bitch -- barely pays for anything. The

best solution is appropriate medical treatment. SSD might help for a while

so you can focus on self-care.

Janis

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On Mon, Mar 28, 2011 at 3:38 AM, Clover <danielletoile@...> wrote:

>

>

> Hi,

>

> I was exposed to toxic mold that I have been trying to recover from. I also

> have chemical sensitivity. My roommate constantly has to remind me to do

> things that I forget to do. I finally found a school that uses green

> cleaning products. It's not perfect but the school has been pretty helpful.

> I am trying to get a degree finally though it's not easy. I also need to

> generate money, but I don't know how given my predicament.

> I have postponed my social security disability hearing and I can choose to

> show up on Tuesday morning. I have heard of other people winning on the fact

> that they couldn't work full time.

> I have not been able to open the files on the CD the social security office

> sent me.

> I also have not found a lawyer, especially with trying to juggle school.

> There is one other person that I could have tried but I am out of time since

> the hearing is tuesday.

> I need to generate money somehow yet I feel so limited. I'm so sensitive. I

> don't know if I should give up on the social security.

> My roommate may be able to go and vouch for me but it may be a waste of

> tome. I don't know what I should do. Any ideas please? Thanks and best

> wishes.

>

> a

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

You could also go to Dr. Shoemaker's website _www.biotoxin.info_

(http://www.biotoxin.info) and take the VCS test. It's only about $15, 98%

accurate

and is a first screening for toxic exposure. All the directions and

information are there and you will get your results the minute you finish. SSR

Hi a,

Are you getting treatment for the toxic mold exposure? If so, there's a

good chance you could recover enough to return to work full-time.

If not, and you're like many of us, you'll be struggling for a long long

time, making small improvements and getting worse again....

Only you can decide if your claim for total disability is strong enough,

and

if you have the appropriate medical support.

The 2nd thing to do, after you decide about tomorrow, is to order

Shoemaker's Survinving Mold from his website survivingmold.com,

[Guest guest]

Hi a

I agree with Janis. Also, Naturopaths and other natural health professionals

who are familiar with mold illness and MCS are also very helpful (and even if

they are not). I am following their protocols and it is helping me get better.

anita

>

> Hi a,

> Are you getting treatment for the toxic mold exposure? If so, there's a

> good chance you could recover enough to return to work full-time.

> If not, and you're like many of us, you'll be struggling for a long long

> time, making small improvements and getting worse again....

> Only you can decide if your claim for total disability is strong enough, and

> if you have the appropriate medical support.

> The 2nd thing to do, after you decide about tomorrow, is to order

> Shoemaker's Survinving Mold from his website survivingmold.com, get the

> necessary lab tests from a local dr, make sure you are living in a green

> household mold-free environment, and start following the steps to improve

> your health. Living on SSD is a bitch -- barely pays for anything. The

> best solution is appropriate medical treatment. SSD might help for a while

> so you can focus on self-care.

[Guest guest]

I have been getting jin shin therapy. Saved my life. Please consider some kind

of energy work!

> >

> > Hi a,

> > Are you getting treatment for the toxic mold exposure? If so, there's a

> > good chance you could recover enough to return to work full-time.

> > If not, and you're like many of us, you'll be struggling for a long long

> > time, making small improvements and getting worse again....

> > Only you can decide if your claim for total disability is strong enough, and

> > if you have the appropriate medical support.

> > The 2nd thing to do, after you decide about tomorrow, is to order

> > Shoemaker's Survinving Mold from his website survivingmold.com, get the

> > necessary lab tests from a local dr, make sure you are living in a green

> > household mold-free environment, and start following the steps to improve

> > your health. Living on SSD is a bitch -- barely pays for anything. The

> > best solution is appropriate medical treatment. SSD might help for a while

> > so you can focus on self-care.

>

[Guest guest]

i USED TO SEE A KINESIOLOGIST LOVED IT BUT GOT TOO EXSPENSIVE SO i HAD TO

STOP

In a message dated 3/30/2011 12:36:48 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

surellabaer@... writes:

I have been getting jin shin therapy. Saved my life. Please consider some

kind of energy work!