calling crawling up in the drywall. my husband eats fruit and nuts he is so healthy. he started having chronic sinus and sneezing and red eyes. red eyes are indicator of poor health and then he started having facial spasms and grimacing. oh, gosh. that he couldn t control. it s vulnerable thing. he is a great guy. diagnosed by one doctor oh this is parkison s. i said it is not. it is not. it turns out the black mold got into the base of his brain right here at the where the central nervous system runs by the cerebellum. eating away and causing the. my black hold got into my intestines which dislodged a doorment fungus that a lot people in the southwest have it s life threatening. i was put in the hospital for anna if a atlantic shock for six days and told it was cancer it wasn t cancer. and also for all those is that have is add or adhc or
identifyers that got it very close to very senior leadership in the executive branch. that inquiry could ultimately lead to a full and separate investigation by the house intelligence committee, shepard? shepard: catherine herridge in washington tonight. thanks. thousands of people who say they developed cancer because of the toxic dust at the world trade center site in new york could soon get free treatment. federal health officials today suggested the government expand the 9/11 health program to include 50 different kinds of cancer. this comes after first responders and other workers fought for years to get their illnesses covered. the $4.3 billion fund set up to compensate victims has so far handled only things like asthma, acid reflux and chronic sinus conditions. the final decision on whether to expand the program is expected in a couple of months. welcome back, big blue! the new york football giants returned to the white house today to celebrate their super bowl win over thos