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Living /Coping with EI ~~
UPdate Fall 2008
Invisible
Illnesses Need to be Counted
Smoke-free Rental Units Coming Soon?
UPdate Summer 2007
Accommodating the environmentally sensitive protects everyone
How to find a car with better interior air quality
Helpful Hint: Avoid Plastic for Food Storage
Medically unexplained illnesses: study reveals impacts of illnesses
UPdate Spring 2007
Developing a Definition for Multiple Chemical Sensitivity
Two Thumbs Way UP
for Multiple Chemical Sensitivity: A Survival Guide
Living with
Blindness and Chemical Sensitivity: Two disabilities with different challenges
UPdate Summer 2006
What
People Are Saying About The Guide to Less Toxic Products
Finding a safer
home away from home
UPdate Spring 2006
Book review: Environmentally Induced Illnesses: Ethics, Risk
Assessment and Human Rights
Lice Dos and Don'ts
Reader Comment: People with
MCS denied public access
UPdate
Spring 2004
Guide
Helps Identify Safer Cosmetics and Cleaners
Website
Special Article, Summer 2002
Sunnyhill:
The Health Story of the 80"s, by Bruce and Barbara Small, (reprinted from
the book)
UPdate
Summer 2002
New
Guide
to Less Toxic Products
UPdate
Fall 2001
Barb's
Story
Shelly's
Story
Lori's
Story
Access
Includes Environmental Disabilities
UPdate
Winter 2001
Helping
Relationships Survive Illness, by Anne Fulton
Book
Review: Living Well With a Hidden Disability
UPdate
Winter 1997
An
EMF Story: Tale of a Computer Programmer, by Katherine Auslander
Surviving
Illness From Home Renovations, by Danita Dubinsky Aziza
UPdate
Spring 1997
A
House Built - A Life Saved, by Flora Campbell
UPdate
Fall 1996
Hospital
Experiences - Accommodating EI, by Elizabeth Stutt
Tips
on Coping with MCS - a survey
Eating
Properly Outside Your Home, by Gwenyth Whitford
Dental
Mercury Exposure: Dietary Issues, by Helen Lofgren
Do
the Big Five, Synopsis of National Conference on Children with Sensitivities,
1996
UPdate
Spring1996
Travel
Tips - Trouble Free Take Offs and Landings, by Gwenith Whitford
The
Language of Illness, by Anne Fulton
Maggie's
Tail, by Kathleen Hunter
UPdate
Winter 1994 - Spring 1995
Right
to Access forThose With MCS
Making
a Reading Box
A
Child's Food Allergies
UPdate
Summer 1994
Environmental
Illness & Multiple Chemical Sensitivities - Invisible Disabilities
Schools
& Environmental Sensitivities in the Classroom: How Teachers Can Help
UPdate
Fall 1993
Finding
Tolerable Clothing and Fabric, by Doris Brunza
AEHA
Newsletter Winter 1993 - 1994
Book
Review - "How to Get Services by Being Assertive
Medical
Update, by Dr. Sherry Rogers
Identifying
Allergy Triggers, by Cecli O'Grady
AEHA
Newsletter June 1992
The
Helping Garden, by Helen Lofgren
AEHA
Newsletter Fall 1991
Disabled,
Unemployed, On Welfare: It Can Happen to Anyone, by Lynn Thompson
AEHA
Newsletter December 1991
Coping
With Chronic Illness, Notes from a lecture by Dr. Michael Vallis
AEHA
Newsletter Fall 1990
Discovering
My Immune System, by Liz Houghtling
AEHA
Newsletter Winter 1990
Learning
Disabilities - The Environmental Connection, AEHA Quarterly Winter 1990