well, my dog, Bootsie was diagnosed with
autoimmune deficiency (sp?) and anemia 2
years ago and she passed away because the
vets tried EVERYTHING and nothing had
worked. But I have been experencing the
same symtoms as her and my doc has been
doing tests the last week to see what i
have, but anyway could any kind of house
hold proucts (ex. old paint) cause thoes
illnesses?
Thank you very much, Yilania
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Posted: 02-22-08 08:52am
Hi
I am very sorry for you loss of Bootsie, I
know the love we have for our animals runs
very deep.
I have heard negative things about
household products such as the cleaning
supplies we us. It's been on the news not
of lately though in the past it was on a
lot, that some can cause fatigue,
cancers,etc..
It seems like the news makes these
announcements then drops it and doesn't
speak about it again.
You mentioned old paint the thing that
comes to my mind is possible lead from the
old paint. Another culprit can be mold
which is toxic. I'm saying you have this
in your home, it's possible, this was
another story on one of the nightly news
channels.
Maybe researching on line about toxic mold
and household products might give you bit
more information.
I am very sorry for your loss.
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Posted: 02-22-08 17:03pm
accually, in my house we have an old
un-used sauna which is aabout 30+ years
old and has almost never been used and it
might have old lead paint or mould... :S
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