Killingsworth Hopeful for MCS Cure

Killingsworth Hopeful for MCS Cure
http://www.ahherald.com/columns-mainmenu-28/disabilities-week/15223-killingsworth-hopeful-for-mcs-cure

"Scott Killingsworth's experience with disability began in 1998 as a 27-year-old graduate assistant at Georgia Tech studying industrial organizational psychology.  "We had a termite problem in my office," said Killingworth. "The university called in a termite exterminator and sprayed the pesticide Dursban (which has since been banned by the Environmental Protection Agency). I immediately started feeling very ill. I was dizzy, disoriented, and nauseous, and had intense flu-like symptoms.""