RE: Re: Clean living/PSC/leukemia

[Guest guest]

Todd was always the one playing in the mud puddle. The clean theory doesn't fit

him. All that dirt will hopefully help against leukemia since it didn't for PSC

or IBD.

Joanne (mom of Todd)

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[Guest guest]

There in lies the problem with PSC, there is no one size fits all.LeeTodd was always the one playing in the mud puddle. The clean theory doesn't fit him. All that dirt will hopefully help against leukemia since it didn't for PSC or IBD. Joanne (mom of Todd)

[Guest guest]

There in lies the problem with PSC, there is no one size fits all.LeeTodd was always the one playing in the mud puddle. The clean theory doesn't fit him. All that dirt will hopefully help against leukemia since it didn't for PSC or IBD. Joanne (mom of Todd)

[Guest guest]

There in lies the problem with PSC, there is no one size fits all.LeeTodd was always the one playing in the mud puddle. The clean theory doesn't fit him. All that dirt will hopefully help against leukemia since it didn't for PSC or IBD. Joanne (mom of Todd)

[Guest guest]

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they were saying that kids that played

outside and got dirty built up their immune system.

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This very well may be

true, but……….

Ken & Kim never

met a dirt pile they didn’t love.

Never missed a puddle and would dig, roll and play in the dirt every day,

every summer. Ken would fish for

hours a day in some of the dirtiest ponds.

We went camping and hiking in the woods every year. We had an old barn they would play in. They should have the biggest, best

immune systems known to man…… Ken has UC

& had PSC, Kim has allergies galore.

Barb (Proud mom of Ken) in Texas - Together in the Fight, Whatever it Takes!

Son Ken (34) UC 91 - PSC 99 - Tx 6/21 & 6/30/07 @ Baylor in Dallas