Valley Fever Epidemic - the Desert Southwest's Naturally Occurring Biohazard Exposed!

Valley Fever is the local secret of the desert Southwest. Get the facts!
http://valleyfeverepidemic.com

Did you ever get sick in 1 to 4 weeks after a vacation to Arizona, California, or other parts of the Southwest?

Valley Fever Epidemic is the first and only complete and up-to-date book ever written on the Southwest's airborne disease caused by their naturally occurring biohazard. This book offers everything you need to know before or after going to these endemic areas and what to do if you contract this incurable, debilitating and deadly disease. Valley Fever (coccidioidomycosis) affects everyone from the unborn child to the great grandparent and even your pets. Regardless of how healthy anyone is prior to their Valley Fever infection, anyone who breathes is at risk.

Do you need more information and support? See http://www.valleyfeversurvivor.com and find more information about Valley Fever symptoms, disseminated coccidioidomycosis, valley fever in dogs, and why this agent of bioterrorism has been on the CDC's select agent list for over a decade. Join a regional support group, contact others with Valley Fever and more. All of this is centrally located at http://www.valleyfeversurvivor.com

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[ValleyFeverSurvivor]

Another review:

This book is like the Bible for Valley Fever. I have struggled with Valley Fever for 2 years, and the time and effort that was put into this book has been invaluable. If i ever wanted a question asked about treatments, new drugs, or medical jargon it was all in the book and explained so that you can understand. If you have VF or know someone that does or even if you live in one of the endemic areas you should own this book it could save your life.

Kenny Manzer

[ValleyFeverSurvivor]

From our email and Facebook accounts we have gotten some comments about the videos and we'll post a few of them.

Good book! Essential reading for anyone with friends or relatives living in the endemic areas.

Janice Arenofsky

[soxdolly1]

Read the book after I was diagnosed in May, 2009. It is full of information but can also scare you and your family half to death. I was diagnosed a few days after symptoms started and immediately upon being hospitalized. I am grateful.

[dereka60]

im currently being treated with valley fever never got "sick" but developed pneumonia :( taking anti fungal drugs

[Megafrog11]

Why hasn't anyone told us about this danger before? Great video!

[Linda49er]

Love the video!!!! I think it is well put together. I am a valley fever survivor and would highly recommend this book to anyone who breathes. You don't have to live in the SW all you have to do is travel through these states and breathe at the same time. You'd be doing you and your loved ones a favor by reading it. Its written in lay terms making it easy for non-professionals to understand.