There can be a component to the fatigue ... a lack
of oxygen that can cause these ... that
BUTYL would cause
C6H14O2/CH3(CH2)2CH2OCH2CH2OH
There could be
other prominent cause for
grand mal seizure
About five years ago a military man in
Afghanistan
who had done over 100 parachute jumps ... was having
these type of seizures.
(& the pattern of CFIDS with horrible headaches,
joint pain, etc). His name was Chris Pearson. I
would be very surprised if he found any help & I
would also be surprised if he was still alive. I
spoke to him once and he told me he was a weapons
Master ... he was in charge of securing the weapon
cleaning compounds he thought were best after 9-11
with no restrictions. I suspect that would be one
source of exposure for him. Also standing behind the
planes as he boarded for parachute drops. When the
plane was idling it may have misted some jet fuel in
his direction.
11-23-03 "My
Brother is
also with the 5th group.
He has
practically the same symptoms as James Alford.
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What happened to Staff Sgt
James Alford?
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My Brother
Chris has finally gotten around to wanting to call
you. Most of the time he sleeps around the clock -
The VA has him drugged out of his mind and he
suffers from Post War Syndrome very badly. If there
were ever a study or investigation to be done- it
would be how the soldier's are abused by the VA;
their really needs to be a Congressional hearing on
the matter.
Not
just my Brother, but other soldiers explain how the
Military-VA uses drugs as a band aid."
2-1-06
Yes, medications can be harmful ... or could it be
the unrecognized FATIGUE ... ANEMIA?
Sleeping a lot?
Tired? But Blood
Tests OK?
There
was a comment 2-15-04 on a gulf war vets
discussion forum from a gulf war vet who
had had a grande mal seizure, asking for
input.
A
Green Beret just
returning from Afghanistan
has the assorted 'gulf war syndrome
symptoms' and also said he had a grande
mal seizure & it almost took his life.
This is something to do with the Central
Nervous System? |
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"In young people
seizures can be from
metabolic disorders, such as
abnormal blood levels of
sugar (glucose), calcium,
magnesium, vitamin B6, or
sodium.
Seizures starting
after age 25 may be caused
by structural damage to the
brain such as from a head
injury, stroke, or tumor.
When no cause can be
identified,
seizures are called
idiopathic.
People with a seizure
disorder are more likely
to have a seizure when
they are under excess
physical or emotional
stress or deprived of
sleep. Strong stimuli
that irritate the
brain--such as injury,
certain drugs, sleep
deprivation, infections,
fever,
low levels of oxygen
in the blood,
or very low levels of
sugar in the blood--can
trigger a seizure
whether a person has a
seizure disorder or not.
These
seizures are
known as "provoked
seizures."
Avoiding such stimuli
can help prevent
seizures."
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Today's Soldier's comments about baby:
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Says a soldier, "My
son has
been having
seizures starting at
7-8 months old. he is 13
months now, and he has had
around 7
seizures since the
first one. each time he
has one his fever sky
rockets within seconds
and he stops breathing
and turns blue. he's been to
the emergency room and been
admitted into the hospital
and he had been to a
neurologist, but each time
he sees someone they each
give a different answer.
when he was admitted to the
hospital the doctor did all
kinds of test and said that
he had a sinus infection
which was causing him to
have a fever which was
causing him to have his
seizures. The doctor
gave him some medicine and
sent him on his way after 24
hours seizure free. he went
to a neurologist a couple of
days later and the
specialist there took him
off the meds and said he was
fine and that he'd grow out
of it. he just had another
one yesterday and this time
they said that he had a
bacterial infection.
well, i'm tired of waiting
for him to grow out of it
while I watch him keep
having more and more
seizures. with the
symptoms I've given does
anyone have suggestions as
to why he is getting worse
not better." |
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"They have done a mri, eeg.
and they found nothing out
of the ordinary. he was on
valprat but when he went to
the neurologist with my wife
he took my son off them. two
of the 5 doctors both said
that he has some kind of
infection. one said my
son had a virus infection
causing the fever, causing
the seizure. the other
doctor that my son just saw
said that he had a bacterial
infection. from what little
i know I think that his
immune system isn't working
properly. i really don't
know very much but i know my
medical history and I have a
history of immune failure
when I was an infant. thank
you for your reply. please
let me know if you have any
more suggestions." |
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"Thanks for the advice. my
wife is pretty adamant about
checking his temperature
often, and sometimes too
often. when it goes over 100
she starts to worry and she
does everything she can to
keep it down. but he usually
has them moments after his
fever starts. my wife
keeps everything extra clean
and sanitizes everything.
right now she is kind
stressed out cuz I'm
deployed right now and it
doesn't help that my son is
already more hyper
than the average child. but
not like a crazy hyper, more
like a happy hyper. what is
CNS? we are both looking
into a good nutrition for
him. but the part that
boggles my mind is we don't
know exactly what kind of
infection he has. one doctor
said he has a sinus
infection, so we bought new
high dollar vacuums and air
filters. then the other
doctor said it was a
bacterial infection,
where? I don't know...
so she is being even more
adamant about cleaning and
keeping things sanitized.
but thank you for the advice
and if you hear of any other
ideas or know someone with
similar symptoms please let
me know. thank you for you
help and advice. Sept, 2008"
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I would
wonder about the cleaning
products that are used. A
very harmful component in
cleaning products, paint,
stains, etc is BUTYL or
2-butoxyethanol.
http://www.valdezlink.com/re/avoidpesticides.htm
It is the cause of the high,
near epidemic autoimmune
issues. Autoimmune
hypothalamus would cause
elevated body temperature
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with a 'right now exposure'
Hypothalamus also controls
blood pressure, blood sugar,
etc
Exposure looks like 'the
flu' or 'the sniffles'
If it is said that baby has
sinus infection ... maybe it
is an exposure sign for this
chemical.
Another cause of
seizures is lack of
oxygen.
I would wonder what is going
on with his red blood cells
Are they ragged and beat up
(Approaching autoimmune
hemolytic anemia)
You are right to avoid meds
as much as possible
I would recommend Huggies
baby wipes
They are the only ones I've
found that do not have some
bad chemical components
http://www.valdezlink.com/pages/babywipes.htm
I would be sure that he is
not in a freshly painted
room,
or around a newly cleaned
carpet
If anyone is exposed too
much to such chemicals as I
share about,
they can also be exposed
second hand
Notice any farting with
diarrhea following
And then think carefully
what was going on
differently IMMEDIATELY
prior to that
Moisture under the nose is
also a sign of loosening of
the sinuses
Does he go to a babysitter?
What do they clean with?
http://groups.msn.com/clean
PS
Does
baby have any blood in
urine?
http://www.valdezlink.com/generic.htm#8
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I think
the reason they say
infection ... is that they
are finding high white blood
cell counts?
That is
also a sign of 'the anemia'
that may be lurking around,
not the immune system
fighting an infection, as is
generally thought
(Instead wbcs may be going
autoimmune)
http://www.valdezlink.com/re/highwbc.htm
Seizures?
http://www.valdezlink.com/re/msn/braintumors/grandemalseizure.htm
Second Hand Solvent
Exposure
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I don't have any
medical background, but doctors don't
find the fatigue of Chronic Fatigue
Immune Dysfunction Syndrome, either.
That should be the highest priority in
the Nation. Maybe one of our
Presidential or VP candidates could
start stressing this.
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End of Oct/2008 I was speaking with a young mother whose
first child had repeated seizures with quickly spiking temperature
up until she was 7 years old. She now has two
little boys ages 4 & 2 (by a different father)
and no such issues with them. Doctors didn't
give her much of an idea what or why? She
commented that the little one had used permanent
marker all over his room & furniture, and she
cleaned it off with Simple Green. This was
especially distressing for me because her
brother-in-law (who was a bioremediation worker
of the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Cleanup) had been
health damaged from the same chemical as is in
Simple Green ... THE VERY SAME CHEMICAL:
2-butoxyethanol. (Then my daughter tonight had
to clean the same type of 'kid mess' off the
wall of her bedroom, and used Magic Marker -
Much worse chemicals. She is pregnant, and used
her bare hands, and then she & the kids slept in
that bedroom with no airing out). I noticed that
she did some coughing, and that she started
farting while around a relative later who had
hoarseness, slight sickness or flu-like symptoms)
Just because a company is says a product is
'safe' or non toxic ....
No wonder there is the same health damage
in civilians as with military during war eras.
People have the attitude that, there are lots of
chemicals out there, 'so what?' 2-butoxyethanol
and other BUTYL chemicals are the ones that
cause CFS, CFIDS, FM, ME and 'military
syndromes' ... what we call 'the flu' a chemical
that harms the unborn, and causes developmental
delays, miscarriages, AUTOIMMUNE ISSUES, and
most cancers ALL BY ITSELF! It is a neurotoxin,
a poison, a solvent, a pesticide... a teratogen. It has been
tested by EPA.
My thoughts to
the AMA for Dr. Ron Davis
EVOS workers
... were exposed to 2-butoxyethanol ...
so were 'gulf war vets'
...
I think dizziness
such as those have who are diagnosed with
Vertigo and fainting ... can be a similar issue
of improper amount & type of red blood cells.
Ask your doctor to have the lab tech LOOK at the
red blood cells.
'Part of what
2-butoxyethanol does'
What we blame on diabetes,
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Dizzy? Fainting?
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