Re: More Help Needed/referral to NIH

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I would like to know the answer to this also. I have attempted to look up

toxic mold under the NIH web site and so far have found nothing. I have

attempted to find studies in progress or done on the subject and have found

none. I have attempted to find journals with studies or information and the

only time I find anything that sounds close I have to purchase the article

to learn if it applies. I have lost my business and my income due to this

illness and cannot afford to buy the information that will tell me what is

happening to my body and what studies show will resolve the problems. So

far it appears to me that in the medical field nothing exists regarding the

health effects of molds. So I keep wondering where our doctors are getting

their diagnosis and treatment from(a hat?) are we all just guinnea pigs? My

doctor said that his diagnosis and treatment are based on his twenty years

treating this condition and on clinical studies. So where are these studies.

What proof do I have that he or any of our doctors are giving us the right

information or treatment?

>From: Beverly Craft <enviromom2000@...>

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>Subject: [] More Help Needed/referral to NIH

>Date: Thu, 7 Mar 2002 20:16:11 -0800 (PST)

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>Hello again,

>

>Does anyone know if it would be good or bad news for

>your current toxic mold doctor to make referral to the

>National Institute of Health? Are they experienced in

>toxic mold exposure, diagnosis, treatment, etc.?

>

>He has referred us due to returning neurological

>symptoms in my 6 yr. old son. Others of us are having

>return of symptoms as well, but he's just the worst

>and one we're most concerned about at this point.

>We're concerned it will lead back to seizures.

>

>If you can help me out here, please do so soon if

>possible. Please write me directly, as I don't have

>as much time currently to read all messages.

>

>Thanks so much!

>Beverly

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