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Zethco · 02-04-2010

To all my Brothers –

It’s been a long time since I’ve been able to post, and I wanted to say thanks as well as report some encouraging news. (posting in both forums)

Almost immediately after arriving back in Chicago (thanks to the Brotherhood), I again took a big turn for the worse. The little mobility I had vanished and a long list of crippling symptoms again began. Which unfortunately was no surprise, that’s how it’s gone since 6 October ’08. I had then gone to my appt at the Mayo Clinic, but little help or relief was found there.

As has been my experience from day 1, it’s very tough for Dr’s – especially great Dr’s – to believe any living human can have that many issues at one time. I was told “if you had that many symptoms, I’d be looking at a corpse”. They failed to take into account the severity of the toxic insult to my nervous system and body, which was/is extensive and as such manifests in so many ugly ways.

The following few months were rough at best, but I never gave up. Simply not an option.

I was able to arrange for short-term/temporary housing for my family at least. My mind was heavily affected by the toxicity. Easily confused, disoriented, little to no short term memory. But I fought. Hard.

I am able to write this to y’all today because of the GOOD NEWS:

02-04-2010	#1
Zethco Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Palatine, IL Posts: 47	Gratitude & encouraging news inside... To all my Brothers – It’s been a long time since I’ve been able to post, and I wanted to say thanks as well as report some encouraging news. (posting in both forums) Almost immediately after arriving back in Chicago (thanks to the Brotherhood), I again took a big turn for the worse. The little mobility I had vanished and a long list of crippling symptoms again began. Which unfortunately was no surprise, that’s how it’s gone since 6 October ’08. I had then gone to my appt at the Mayo Clinic, but little help or relief was found there. As has been my experience from day 1, it’s very tough for Dr’s – especially great Dr’s – to believe any living human can have that many issues at one time. I was told “if you had that many symptoms, I’d be looking at a corpse”. They failed to take into account the severity of the toxic insult to my nervous system and body, which was/is extensive and as such manifests in so many ugly ways. The following few months were rough at best, but I never gave up. Simply not an option. I was able to arrange for short-term/temporary housing for my family at least. My mind was heavily affected by the toxicity. Easily confused, disoriented, little to no short term memory. But I fought. Hard. I am able to write this to y’all today because of the GOOD NEWS: __________________ [FONT=Comic Sans MS][SIZE=3][COLOR=darkslateblue] Some people think they're gonna die someday. I got news... You never got to go. [/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT]