Jim, I am 33, and what you describe to me is how I feel most days. I have worked on bins for a while, and quit cuase each time I got sick for days. Dad is worse than I,, they belive it to be in his belly and to me from what I read on the site link, the stuff grows inside ya, keeps growing too, with or without exposure. My freind went to IU in Indy and they fixed him up,,,,, and his dad had a place in his lungs that started like a ZIT in his lungs,,, they had to poke him with a long needle to go in and get this out of his lungs,,, then on some sort of herb,,, and he said he hasnt had problems since,,,, My dad is going to go in for a second conformation on the fungus infection in his belly,, the exposure has left behind scar tissue,,, he has lost so much weight its not funny. Last year, this time of year he was 230#'s yesterday he is 185 and flat on his back sick, and getting worse. If I find out any info from his thearpy, Ill be sure to pass it along to you if any thing is possible to help.
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