Re: Tying it all together
Posted by ff on 6/28/03
Sally:
Typically, as I have noticed, the focus is on one or the other,
MCS or SBI (mold). Apparently, you have sensitivities to
both? Could a chemical affect/alter microbial populations?
Any light you could shed on this would be appreciated.
NOTE TO johncodie: I did not jump to a conclusion here, I
asked a question, addressed directly to the appropriate person.
ff
On 6/28/03, Sally wrote:
> Dear Pat,
>
> The "bickering" you are seeing on this chat board is
> apparently the result of many frustrations coming out. I
> have a multiple chemical sensitivity problem that makes me
> think twice about everything I do, including washing my hands
> in public restrooms. I can sniff out cholinesterase
> inhibitors, whether or not they have been treated to
> eliminate odors. Therefore, when my office building is
> treated for pests I must vacate. Or if there is a mold
> behind walls of a client, I can tell. (especially when it has
> been treated with a disinfectant or mildewcide). But the
> bottom line appears to be there are a lot of people who are
> looking for answers. Not for places to complain about their
> sensitivities. Are you unhappy with this chatroom because of
> the arguements?? Or are you looking for a chatroom where all
> people do is complain?? I do not understand? :)
>
> What I have read so far is there are people who have found
> help, and others who doubt them.
>
> I found help. And I am greatful for the ongoing discussions
> that might be perceived as argueing by some. I used to feel
> sad when someone doubted my success, now I just have to laugh
> at them. I am as normal as I can be, and live a very
> prosperous and happy life.
>
> Sally
> formerly of Wellesley, MA, Washington, D.C/Baltimore, &
> currently of Tampa, FL
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