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Byrd was elected for a ninth term in 2006 and
is the
longest serving senator in history, having served more than
50 years. |
I hope US Senator Robert
Byrd's doctors would consider another cause of high white blood
cell counts.
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Instead of being indicative of an
infection, as is generally thought, it might also be a sign of
the advanced anemia that leads to seizures (that being from lack
of oxygen red blood cells can deliver). I suspect the anemia of
CFIDS, CFS, FM, 'gulf war syndrome' is
AIHA or IMHA. Body turns
autoimmune due to exposure to GLYCOL ETHER. Exposure 'looks like
the flu' and may actually be the more probable cause of flu
symptoms than any virus. Although unrelated to the autoimmune
action on red blood cells in which red blood cells die off
prematurely ... the production of white blood cells is
stimulated. I have no medical background, but think that gamma
globulin, Rituxan, glyconutrients, & whole blood cell
transfusions are a great help for people who fall into this
category ... and that medications for someone chemically
poisoned are not the answer to good health. Many people die of
this anemia & signs are rapid heart beat, shortness of breath,
"the chills." Blood in urine. Is his body
temperature less than 98.6?Cancer and multiple autoimmune issues
are side effects.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth
Bader Ginsburg was hospitalized
(after experiencing extreme drowsiness that caused her to fall
from her seat on a plane before departing for London)
on @ 9/23/09 after receiving a medical treatment was released a
day later.
And again mid October (had a cold). The Court said in
a statement. Ginsburg, 76, received an intravenous infusion to
treat anemia and subsequently “felt faint, developed light
headedness and fatigue,” In February 2009, Ginsburg
underwent surgery for pancreatic cancer (which is often fatal) &
removal of her
spleen.
Previously she had colon
cancer
July, 2009 she was in completely
normal health with the exception of a low red blood cell count
(which doctors theorized was caused by deficiency of iron.
Intravenous iron therapy was administered in a standard
fashion.) I would suspect
AIHA
that glycol ether exposure would cause.
End of Sept, 2009 she had slightly
low
blood pressure. Is her body
temperature less than 98.6? In February, was her spleen
enlarged?
To me this looks like "THE ANEMIA" of CFIDS, CFS, FM, 'gulf
war syndrome' Does Justice Ginsburg have short term
memory loss, personality change (prior to the fatigue & ongoing.
Does she recall a serious 'flu?' .... (Which is most probably
overexposure to glycol ether.) "The counts" don't tell the
whole story. LOOK at the red blood cells. Can they
process the hemoglobin that is there? Are they
small-sized? What is their shape? ... their age?
Iron
is needed to make red blood cells: Is body able to utilize
iron appropriately?
Red blood cells that are
small-sized,
Size & Shape
& Age of Red Blood Cells
misshapen
red blood cells, Dizzy?
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CFIDS Pattern
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Exposure to glycol
ether 'looks like the flu'
'sniffles' moisture under nose, farting, diarrhea, nausea
Causes an anemia that's hard to find ... CFIDS,
CFS, FM, 'gulf war syndrome'
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Why I think
Sonia
Sotomayor came down with an autoimmune issue: type 1
diabetes,
at age 8
http://www.valdezlink.com/re/health/sotomayor.htm |
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Thirty-Second President
1933-1945 |
"the only thing we
have to fear is fear itself!"
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Pres
FDR
a victim of glycol ether
exposure, too?
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Does cousin Daisy
Suckley's Diary
of
Franklin Delano
Roosevelt,
America's 32nd
President, mention a
time when he had
flu-like symptoms?
He did in 1917
A cheery fellow - 'Happy
Days'
The History Channel
Documentary 4-23-05 and
4-24-05,
FDR: A Presidency
Revealed talked
about things that would
be like what
overexposure to
2-butoxyethanol would
cause:
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enlarged heart,
many horrible
HEADACHES -
some at the base of the
head,
tired,
ashen/pale color,
difficulty finishing
thoughts in sentences
(short term memory
loss),
difficulty concentrating.
Also
high blood pressure
(180/105), rapid weight
loss (liver?)
Repeated headaches.
Headaches were
intensifying
4-11-45 as he went to
bed he was 'shivering'
(chills?) Chills?
Chills?
After an acute headache
at the back of his head,
he collapsed on 4-12-45
and died a few hours
later. It is reported
that he died of a
cerebral hemorrhage ...
was there an autopsy?
NO! If it was advanced
stages of the fatigue of
CFIDS ... the doctors
would not have found
it. They still don't
even now - 60 + years
later.
What we would call
CFIDS or 'gulf war
syndrome'
today.
It is now suspected that
he didn't have polio,
but |
Some
ways your body might 'complain'
about too much of some kind of
chemical
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Maybe the
Hypothalamus is damaged?
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