My name is Murray Thompson, and I am the author of this website.

What would you do if you and your children were poisoned by someone else's actions?

This happened to my son and I in late 2000 when an unwanted termiticide treatment occurred at our NSW Department of Housing residence.  At the time I was doing a PhD in Sociology at the University of Western Sydney.  The poisoning symptoms prevented me from continuing my study, and I have been partially incapacitated and unemployed since mid-2003 when my PhD Scholarship ended.

Note: your body - when poisoned - needs significant & ongoing nutritional support to combat the arthralgias (joint pains), myalgias, chronic fatigue, headaches, nose bleeds, loss of coordination, dizziness & neurological (brain) damage (confusion, depression, slowed responses, loss of short term memory).  I have found products that help enormously, especially in terms of detoxifying the body and increasing energy - but cannot currently afford their cost while prosecuting David & Goliath legal action against the HUGE Government department that poisoned us and then ignored us.

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So... what would you do if you and your children were injured through chemical exposure?

You would:

1.  Find the right medical specialists who have knowledge in chemical poisoning and get appropriate tests done to confirm the presence of poisoning symptoms.

Blood tests (the right kind) are an essential start in this process.  X-rays may then define joint damage, neuro-psychological testing can then determine how brain function has been affected, and MRI and SPECT scans (Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography) may then also define the presence of physical brain damage.  Even better, neuro-psychological testing can reveal the most subtle brain damage.

2.  Get the right kind of legal assistance so you can "re-educate" the people who contributed to your poisoning.

Often, you will be ignored if you complain about a poisoning incident.  In this kind of situation you need to create pressure in order to get a professional response from those who forced you and your children to address a life of diminished potential.  If they resist, you will need to take assertive legal action against them in order to get compensation that can help you rebuild your lives.  As well, the media attention during and after your trial will assist many to learn how easy it is to be poisoned, and what they need to do if this happens to them.  Education and knowledge is a pivotal concern here.  If people can't learn from your experiences, then they have to learn the slow and hard way all by themselves.  And that can kill because pesticides are known to promote suicide!  I don't want anyone to have to learn what I've learnt as slowly as I've had to.

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