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Mouth ulcers is a symptom of chemical exposure
Many of the things you mention is what can happen when you are exposed
to too much of a chemical. A lady who worked at the Seward, Alaska
baby seal care center in 1989 said there was an orange furred baby
seal that came to the center end of the summer that had mouth ulcers
and soon all workers had mouth ulcers. When they went to the clinic
they were told they had a virus. Since, I have found it on a list of a
body's way of reacting to too much chemical.
This dear young woman has had her spleen and pancreas removed in recent years and her child was born with serious heart problems; needing 3 surgeries before she is 12. This volunteer of 1989 also has odd bumps in many places; many signs of CNS damage, short term memory loss, depression ... this list is long. She was wanting to contact Marc Della Rocca, son of a prominent research neurologist. He was a worker there, very intelligent, and she wants to get in touch with him.
So, as to your situation. What changed 2 years ago that might have set
off mouth ulcers, skin rashes, and CNS problems? Do you also have
fatigue? Could your white cells be elevated by attacking your red
blood cells (autoimmune hemolytic anemia?) Do you sometimes have
chills, rapid heart rate, etc? Check the retic ratio, as most people
with this problem can still have borderline normal RBCs
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