Re: RADS from Bromine Exposure

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Jeff,

Coincidentally, chloestyramine, a related subject of todays
arguments, did give me considerable improvement (and all
else) in breathing although one testing physician stated that
my lungs/mucous membrane were permanantly damaged.

Let me know what you learn. I forgot, the # for Jan
Hollingsworth is 813-259-7607.

Any info on your exposure, the occurence, would be helpful.

ff

On 6/25/03, Jeff wrote:
> Do any of you have information, or do you just argue back
> and forth. I feel awlful and would appreciate any help or
> information. I'm being treated by two pulmonologists and
> my own GP. They tell me that RADS from Bromine exposure is
> very rare. I don't think anyone knows anymore than I do
> about it.Really could use some help.

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