My visit to the ER resulted in various testing, to include blood pressure testing as I kneeled down & stood up, and the like, a blood draw, a CT Scan of my brain, yes, there is one in there, and a remote heart monitor that was attached to my chest for several days until I mailed it back in as directed by the attending ER Physician. So far all testing has been interpreted as showing no problems with my health. I do have a follow up visit with my Primary Care Physician scheduled in December, which was the soonest I could get.

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Received results back from lab on 2 air samples & a dust sample from work, from inside these machines that sort mail, where I worked and often found myself sticking my head into, in order to make a repair. Results showed higher levels of certain unknown "opaque" particles and other unknown particles, likely of a "construction toxin" nature, meaning paint, pigment, ink, adhesive, and heavy metals nature. Not good. But, expected, based on the awful symptoms I have experienced when working on those mail sorting machines at times. What are the long term affects of inhaling and having these dust particles absorbed through the lungs, eyes, the skin? What are the short term effects? I know they are for me, neurological in nature, causing debilitating vision impairment and coughing, or respiratory distress. Not good, not healthy, not right. Awareness, honest disclosure, preventive, reductive & even elimination measures should & must occur if we care for each other at all.

I prefer to post everything on the "community" portion of this platform because it's easier to see & navigate through. Forgive me for a crummy classroom. I think all of life is a classroom and a community, and they really should be one and the same. Let's never be afraid to ask questions in any environment & share valuable lessons as often as we can. -Mike

This afternoon I received results from an independent certified lab. These are some notes based on a portion of research I have compiled in reference to having further testing, after discovering the presence of high levels of some relatively unknown chemicals or substances in the dust sample I took: