RE: Apple-Crop: Biennial BearingIts not a lack of compassion.  Certainly I hope 
the best for him. Its the way you stated it. But you wouldn't understand 
because you don't have 60 minuets where you are. But here' a thought. Could it 
be contracted buy grain like weeds. Such as cheat grass ect. Chect it out.
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Tom & Mary Ellen 
  To: 'Apple-Crop' 
  Sent: Sunday, December 17, 2006 1:10 PM
  Subject: RE: Apple-Crop: Medical question


  Whether or not it is nonsense, Mr. Paganelli, I am sadly disappointed by your 
complete lack of any compassion and hope nothing ever befalls you.

  Happy Holidays, I'm sure!

   

  Thomas C. Hoerth

  Bath City Arborist & Tree Warden

  1 Oak Grove Avenue

  Bath, Maine 04530

  207-443-8345 - Office

  207-443-8346 - Fax

  207-443-8347 - Garage

  207-751-7677 - Cell

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  www.cityofbath.com/forest/index.htm

   


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  From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of 
Frank Paganelli
  Sent: Sunday, December 17, 2006 2:15 PM
  To: Apple-Crop
  Subject: Re: Apple-Crop: Medical question

   

  Your statement is nonsense!

    ----- Original Message ----- 

    From: Con.Traas 

    To: Apple-Crop 

    Sent: Sunday, December 17, 2006 8:19 AM

    Subject: Apple-Crop: Medical question

     

    Hello all,

    I have the unfortunate task of asking you what might turn out to be a life 
and death question.

    An apple growing friend of mine contracted cancer some time ago, and was 
getting chemotherapy and other treatments. As a result of his suppressed immune 
system, he subsequently contracted what appears to be an unusual fungal 
infection of his lungs. All efforts to diagnose this in Ireland, and now in 
Sweden, have failed.

    The doctors are considering the possibility that the fungal infection may 
be something that was carried on the apples, as the grower in question 
continued with his normal apple harvesting, packing, sorting of rotten apples 
etc. despite his condition.

    I would appreciate that if any one out there on the list could shed any 
light on this, or would have any suggestions, or might have heard of something 
like this before, to let me know as soon as possible.

    Or perhaps, if you know someone off-list, who might know, and would not 
mind to ask them the question, that would also be much appreciated.

    The condition of this person is perilous, and without an answer, the 
prognosis is not good. So any help at all would be better than nothing.

    Best wishes,

    Con Traas

    The Apple Farm

    Ireland

    ++353-52-41459

     

     


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