theories? 2Lymphomas, 2MS,1Parkinsons...

[Guest guest]

In my neighbourhood while growing up, some kind of toxin or virus or

something came through... (1974?)

Of 4 kids in my family, I got MS, my sister got Parkinsons, my brother

died of lymphoma. The neighbours

got lymphoma and MS. We were in an upper middle class zone.

I find it interesting that all of these respond to LDN. Anybody care to

guess what it might have been?

I mean, that house is worth a lot of money, I'd like to move into it,

but there's no way I'm exposing my kids

to that area without figuring out what went on...It seems to have been

transient, nobody has become ill

there since...but hmm...

[Guest guest]

I am part of a family cluster but I haven't heard anything about

former neighbors. Did they all live in that area together for long?

Come to think of it, there *was* that family cluster of lukemia two

doors down...

I don't know exactly when atmospheric nuclear testing stopped, but I

seem to remember a demonstration against Amchitka in 1970 or so.

I used to think hydrogen bombs were clean, but they use fission bombs

to set them off!

The dispersion of a fission bomb's byproducts (strontium-90, etc.)

must be far greater when it is used to set off an H bomb, I would

think.

-Sullivan

--- In low dose naltrexone , Bill Meikle <bcmeikle@s...>

wrote:

> In my neighbourhood while growing up, some kind of toxin or virus

or

> something came through... (1974?)

> Of 4 kids in my family, I got MS, my sister got Parkinsons, my

brother

> died of lymphoma. The neighbours

> got lymphoma and MS. We were in an upper middle class zone.

>

> I find it interesting that all of these respond to LDN. Anybody

care to

> guess what it might have been?

> I mean, that house is worth a lot of money, I'd like to move into

it,

> but there's no way I'm exposing my kids

> to that area without figuring out what went on...It seems to have

been

> transient, nobody has become ill

> there since...but hmm...

[Guest guest]

What part of the country are you talking about?

Noland

----- Original Message -----

From: " Bill Meikle " <bcmeikle@...>

<low dose naltrexone >

Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2003 5:28 AM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] theories? 2Lymphomas, 2MS,1Parkinsons...

> In my neighbourhood while growing up, some kind of toxin or virus or

> something came through... (1974?)

> Of 4 kids in my family, I got MS, my sister got Parkinsons, my brother

> died of lymphoma. The neighbours

> got lymphoma and MS. We were in an upper middle class zone.

>

> I find it interesting that all of these respond to LDN. Anybody care to

> guess what it might have been?

> I mean, that house is worth a lot of money, I'd like to move into it,

> but there's no way I'm exposing my kids

> to that area without figuring out what went on...It seems to have been

> transient, nobody has become ill

> there since...but hmm...

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

On Thursday, October 16, 2003, at 03:43 AM,

low dose naltrexone wrote:

> What part of the country are you talking about?

>

> Noland

>

>

Vancouver Canada. A neighbourhood called Kerrisdale, (now they call it

Shaunessy, but that's stretching borders to raise real estate prices)

I think we may have had an electrical transformer dripping pcb's near

the back play area... between houses. Any correlations?

BTW: the neighbour with lymphoma shook it and is still going

strong...(although the radiation did some big damage...)

>

>> In my neighbourhood while growing up, some kind of toxin or virus or

>> something came through... (1974?)

>> Of 4 kids in my family, I got MS, my sister got Parkinsons, my brother

>> died of lymphoma. The neighbours

>> got lymphoma and MS. We were in an upper middle class zone.

>>

>> I find it interesting that all of these respond to LDN. Anybody care

>> to

>> guess what it might have been?

>> I mean, that house is worth a lot of money, I'd like to move into it,

>> but there's no way I'm exposing my kids

>> to that area without figuring out what went on...It seems to have been

>> transient, nobody has become ill

>> there since...but hmm...

--

********************

Bill Meikle

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[Guest guest]

PCB's cause a multitude of serious problems. Was the ground and surrounding

area de-contaminated by removing and treating.

Noland

----- Original Message -----

From: " Bill Meikle " <bcmeikle@...>

<low dose naltrexone >

Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 7:05 AM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: theories? 2Lymphomas, 2MS,1Parkinsons...

>

> On Thursday, October 16, 2003, at 03:43 AM,

> low dose naltrexone wrote:

>

> > What part of the country are you talking about?

> >

> > Noland

> >

> >

>

> Vancouver Canada. A neighbourhood called Kerrisdale, (now they call it

> Shaunessy, but that's stretching borders to raise real estate prices)

>

> I think we may have had an electrical transformer dripping pcb's near

> the back play area... between houses. Any correlations?

>

> BTW: the neighbour with lymphoma shook it and is still going

> strong...(although the radiation did some big damage...)

>

>

>

>

> >

> >> In my neighbourhood while growing up, some kind of toxin or virus or

> >> something came through... (1974?)

> >> Of 4 kids in my family, I got MS, my sister got Parkinsons, my brother

> >> died of lymphoma. The neighbours

> >> got lymphoma and MS. We were in an upper middle class zone.

> >>

> >> I find it interesting that all of these respond to LDN. Anybody care

> >> to

> >> guess what it might have been?

> >> I mean, that house is worth a lot of money, I'd like to move into it,

> >> but there's no way I'm exposing my kids

> >> to that area without figuring out what went on...It seems to have been

> >> transient, nobody has become ill

> >> there since...but hmm...

>

> --

> ********************

> Bill Meikle

>

> 'nice nice, very nice, so many different people in the same device'

> Kurt Vonnegut jr. -'Cat's Cradle'

>

> Check vrhotwires and nodemedia, qtvr authoring tools for the inquisitive

> qtvrtist... at http://www.vrhotwires.com

>

> subscribe to the vrhotwires/vrscript list:

> vrscripting/

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

No that's interesting.

Do you think I could find traces that would show this to be true or

false, or do they break down over 30 years...?

On Thursday, October 16, 2003, at 07:35 AM, Noland R. Durnell, P.E.

wrote:

> PCB's cause a multitude of serious problems. Was the ground and

> surrounding

> area de-contaminated by removing and treating.

>

> Noland

>

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: " Bill Meikle " <bcmeikle@...>

> <low dose naltrexone >

> Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 7:05 AM

> Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: theories? 2Lymphomas,

> 2MS,1Parkinsons...

>

>

>>

>> On Thursday, October 16, 2003, at 03:43 AM,

>> low dose naltrexone wrote:

>>

>>> What part of the country are you talking about?

>>>

>>> Noland

>>>

>>>

>>

>> Vancouver Canada. A neighbourhood called Kerrisdale, (now they call it

>> Shaunessy, but that's stretching borders to raise real estate prices)

>>

>> I think we may have had an electrical transformer dripping pcb's near

>> the back play area... between houses. Any correlations?

>>

>> BTW: the neighbour with lymphoma shook it and is still going

>> strong...(although the radiation did some big damage...)

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>>

>>>> In my neighbourhood while growing up, some kind of toxin or virus

>>>> or

>>>> something came through... (1974?)

>>>> Of 4 kids in my family, I got MS, my sister got Parkinsons, my

>>>> brother

>>>> died of lymphoma. The neighbours

>>>> got lymphoma and MS. We were in an upper middle class zone.

>>>>

>>>> I find it interesting that all of these respond to LDN. Anybody care

>>>> to

>>>> guess what it might have been?

>>>> I mean, that house is worth a lot of money, I'd like to move into

>>>> it,

>>>> but there's no way I'm exposing my kids

>>>> to that area without figuring out what went on...It seems to have

>>>> been

>>>> transient, nobody has become ill

>>>> there since...but hmm...

>>

>> --

>> ********************

>> Bill Meikle

>>

>> 'nice nice, very nice, so many different people in the same device'

>> Kurt Vonnegut jr. -'Cat's Cradle'

>>

>> Check vrhotwires and nodemedia, qtvr authoring tools for the

>> inquisitive

>> qtvrtist... at http://www.vrhotwires.com

>>

>> subscribe to the vrhotwires/vrscript list:

>> vrscripting/

>>

>>

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

There are methods for testing for PCB's. I'd recommend contacting the

Department of Environmental Quality or whatever it's called there. If still

contaminated, they can make the company that caused the contamination clean

up the site. You can darn well bet the company won't clean it up willingly.

PCB's are highly toxic and have a lengthy life span however, I don't know

how long. They leach into the soils and into the underground water sources

as well as run off into nearby streams and are carried into our lakes,

reservoirs, and oceans. They are heavier than water so will settle out over

time. A lot of our waterways have heavy contamination in their bottoms from

PCB's and industrial waste products. People with impaired immune systems

should not eat catfish or crustations because they are bottom feeders and

ingest these poisonous wastes and compounds.

Noland

----- Original Message -----

From: " Bill Meikle " <bcmeikle@...>

" Noland R. Durnell, P.E. " <rangeus50@...>

Cc: <low dose naltrexone >

Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 10:00 AM

Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: theories? 2Lymphomas,

2MS,1Parkinsons...

> No that's interesting.

>

> Do you think I could find traces that would show this to be true or

> false, or do they break down over 30 years...?

>

>

> On Thursday, October 16, 2003, at 07:35 AM, Noland R. Durnell, P.E.

> wrote:

>

> > PCB's cause a multitude of serious problems. Was the ground and

> > surrounding

> > area de-contaminated by removing and treating.

> >

> > Noland

> >

> >

> > ----- Original Message -----

> > From: " Bill Meikle " <bcmeikle@...>

> > <low dose naltrexone >

> > Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 7:05 AM

> > Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: theories? 2Lymphomas,

> > 2MS,1Parkinsons...

> >

> >

> >>

> >> On Thursday, October 16, 2003, at 03:43 AM,

> >> low dose naltrexone wrote:

> >>

> >>> What part of the country are you talking about?

> >>>

> >>> Noland

> >>>

> >>>

> >>

> >> Vancouver Canada. A neighbourhood called Kerrisdale, (now they call it

> >> Shaunessy, but that's stretching borders to raise real estate prices)

> >>

> >> I think we may have had an electrical transformer dripping pcb's near

> >> the back play area... between houses. Any correlations?

> >>

> >> BTW: the neighbour with lymphoma shook it and is still going

> >> strong...(although the radiation did some big damage...)

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>>

> >>>> In my neighbourhood while growing up, some kind of toxin or virus

> >>>> or

> >>>> something came through... (1974?)

> >>>> Of 4 kids in my family, I got MS, my sister got Parkinsons, my

> >>>> brother

> >>>> died of lymphoma. The neighbours

> >>>> got lymphoma and MS. We were in an upper middle class zone.

> >>>>

> >>>> I find it interesting that all of these respond to LDN. Anybody care

> >>>> to

> >>>> guess what it might have been?

> >>>> I mean, that house is worth a lot of money, I'd like to move into

> >>>> it,

> >>>> but there's no way I'm exposing my kids

> >>>> to that area without figuring out what went on...It seems to have

> >>>> been

> >>>> transient, nobody has become ill

> >>>> there since...but hmm...

> >>

> >> --

> >> ********************

> >> Bill Meikle

> >>

> >> 'nice nice, very nice, so many different people in the same device'

> >> Kurt Vonnegut jr. -'Cat's Cradle'

> >>

> >> Check vrhotwires and nodemedia, qtvr authoring tools for the

> >> inquisitive

> >> qtvrtist... at http://www.vrhotwires.com

> >>

> >> subscribe to the vrhotwires/vrscript list:

> >> vrscripting/

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

[Guest guest]

> There are methods for testing for PCB's. I'd recommend contacting the

> Department of Environmental Quality or whatever it's called there. If

still

> contaminated, they can make the company that caused the contamination

clean

> up the site. You can darn well bet the company won't clean it up

willingly.

From my experience in my community, with heavy contamination from PCBs

disposed of by one corporation, you can bet they won't do it willingly. And

be prepared to be in for a long fight and a long time for cleanup if you

win. This has been going on in my town for 20 years, and it still isn't

done.

Galoux