Drunk, 'crazy' man

On Tuesday, January 31, 2007 on the evening flight from Anchorage to Valdez there was a man sitting across the aisle from my husband in the Era plane who was loud mouthed and acting drunk and crazy, making a pass at the stewardess and yelling out, "Who farted" ...stuff like that.  Off in 'la la land' about his first girlfriend ... muttering to himself, not that quietly

If my husband said it once, he said it 3 or 4 times ... the airlines should not have let that man on the flight.

I wonder if this man got into trouble and the police know where he is?

At any rate, I would like to know who had the window seat next to him and how their health is.

My husband was unduly tired and spent not just the next day in bed, but the one after that, too.  His intestines seemed bound up and not working.  He said he did not feel well, repeatedly.

Maybe someday we will have a breathalyzer test for 2-butoxyethanol which is a common chemical (a complex alcohol) that seems to be expelled in the breath of those overexposed, and can expose others by getting in their eyes. 

(Second hand solvent exposure) 2nd Hand  - another 2nd hand  

'breathalyzer test'

I have been staying with the grandchildren at my son's house since Friday, Feb 3 and the first time that I went back to our house noon on 2-6-07 (where my husband has been staying alone) I immediately had severe diarrhea.  This is how I react to 2-butoxyethanol.  (Eisenhower did, too) * http://www.valdezlink.com/pages/fdrikevets.htm#ike

Has my husband been using any cleaning products with this chemical? (NO!)

Has my husband been doing any maintenance projects which contain this chemical? (NO!)

Was he sick before he got on that plane?  (NO!)

So, I strongly suspect that the man across the aisle on January 31, 2007 exposed him to this chemical and I believe this man should be found and see if he has evidence of this chemical's poisoning (one effect is that it mimics true psychiatric disorder)

I recognize 'the pattern' of this particular chemical exposure, that's all CFIDS, CFS, FM Those who go to the doctor are generally told there is nothing wrong with them.  If I'm right, he would have had an elevated 'retic rate' just at 2.5 days after serious exposure (So at noon on Friday) * Compensated autoimmune hemolytic anemia  *  Can Dr Reg Crack the Case ?

"A reticulocyte count is a blood test that measures how rapidly immature red blood cells called reticulocytes are made by the bone marrow and then released into the bloodstream. Reticulocytes circulate in the bloodstream for about 2 days before developing into mature red blood cells. Normally, about 1% to 2% of the red blood cells in the bloodstream are reticulocytes"

Are all one's dreams of any meaning if you are sick?

Soon your life's earnings will go to the medical pharmaceutical industries who have no answers for THE autoimmune causing chemical:  Autoimmunity