Re: Re: Landlords

[Guest guest]

I have to share this. I had told my landlord I was smelling sewer gas through my sink drains and have been getting sicker for more then a month. He told me he isnt fixing it and I can leave. I got a letter from his secretary today stating I said the apartment was unsafe and he doesnt want to be responsible for my illness. He knew my illness before I moved in. I have 30 days. As you guys know, it is hard to find a place that relatively new and mold free. Between this and losing my job and denied disability and fighting the government and getting sick from building OWCP made me go...I just dont know.

God Bless,

Janet

[Guest guest]

Quack, none of this has to do with " a great many people " , and none of it has to

do with the State. Nevermind the other moldies. Someone else will step in and

look after each of them. The ONLY agenda has to do with you making the decision

to take charge of your own recovery and making it happen.

So let's get back on-topic here. Mold. Apartment. What to do. These are the

very basic questions you have to start with. (I'm not being nosey, btw. I'm only

setting up the questions so you can map out your own plan.)

What's your best possibility for getting out for even a few days?

How well/sick is your wife?

How able are you both to move around and do physical chores or take care of

your daily needs?

Can you afford five or ten bucks for some vinegar, borax and heavy duty trash

bags so you can decon some washable clothing to bring with you?

Can one of you shop?

Can one of you cook?

Can you keep yourself in CSM for a month or so?

Serena

There is no such thing as an anomaly. Recheck your original premise.

...Ayn Rand,

paraphrased

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