| There is hope You have a very good point. Last year I asked my pastor whether it would be better for people not to know, as the news was not good. He said, "No, they would want to know what they are dealing with."
I know I have concentrated on this a great deal, as I went on and on about already;
However, the good news is that if this chemical is as harmful as I suspect, then we can keep from harming our grandmas and today's troops too by simple things like wearing goggles & chemical retardant gloves for repetitive exposures. We can inventory what we use and demand no such n-butyl ethers are withheld per proprietary excuses.
We can get an accurate diagnosis for this, with just a couple of simple of extra tests, on blood that docs take anyway. Sometimes the tests are worse than what ails one. REALLY No more pain and expense on unnecessary tests just to find out what's going on in the first place
AND I do believe there is a cure; though hidden somewhere
Like stopping the autoimmune function of the immune system, maybe with something as simple as a vitamin to help the cell to cell communication or other
Maybe we can stop the harm to innocent babies
Maybe more people will be able to have children in the first place.
I can only point the finger in this direction
The proof and the cures will have to come from those harmed - And when doctors take an interest in doing a little above and beyond.
But, maybe, these chemicals should be banned by the US Legislature, who in my opinion is more powerful than the chemical companies. |
