Re: Re: Remediation advice needed

[Guest guest]

Can anyone on this list help recommend a vendor to assess a home for mold?

I live in Baltimore. (Previous unanswered inquiries are below.)

On Mon, 9 Feb 2004, margieroswell wrote:

> I noticed there were no public replies to this question. I've also

> got a similar question, though I need to find someone, first, who can

> do an assessment of my home in Baltimore ot see if I even have a

> problem. I strongly suspect that I do, given that I have a cough that

> lasts for months out of every year, and I've never smoked. Does

> anyone have a list of assessment and remediation companies?

>

>

> > I am now faced with a remediation. I am looking for some input

> from

> > those out there who have gone through one. What do you wish you

> had

> > only known before undertaking it? What sort of questions should

> I

> > be asking the remediation company? What are some things that I

> > should and should not do? What procedures should be followed by the

> > remediation company? Any advice would be GREATLY

> > appreciated...HELP....Jeri

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Jeri,

I can't help you. I was just asking re Nevada.

Have you ever heard of or gone to see Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker? He treats/diagnoses patients with toxin problems.

http://www.chronicneurotoxins.com

a

Can anyone on this list help recommend a vendor to assess a home for mold? I live in Baltimore. (Previous unanswered inquiries are below.)On Mon, 9 Feb 2004, margieroswell wrote:> I noticed there were no public replies to this question. I've also > got a similar question, though I need to find someone, first, who can > do an assessment of my home in Baltimore ot see if I even have a > problem. I strongly suspect that I do, given that I have a cough that > lasts for months out of every year, and I've never smoked. Does > anyone have a list of assessment and remediation companies?> > > > I am now faced with a remediation. I am looking for some input > from > > those out there who have gone through one. What do you wish you > had > > only known before undertaking it? What sort of questions should > I > > be asking the remediation company? What are some things that I > > should and should not do? What procedures should be followed by the > > remediation company? Any advice would be GREATLY > > appreciated...HELP....Jeri

[Guest guest]

Who is SHoemaker?

On Tue, 10 Feb 2004, a Carnes wrote:

> Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2004 08:08:41 -0800

> From: a Carnes <pj7@...>

> Reply-

>

> Subject: Re: [] Re: Remediation advice needed

>

> Jeri,

> I can't help you. I was just asking re Nevada.

>

> Have you ever heard of or gone to see Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker? He

treats/diagnoses patients with toxin problems.

> http://www.chronicneurotoxins.com

> a

>

>

>

> Can anyone on this list help recommend a vendor to assess a home for mold?

> I live in Baltimore. (Previous unanswered inquiries are below.)

>

> On Mon, 9 Feb 2004, margieroswell wrote:

>

> > I noticed there were no public replies to this question. I've also

> > got a similar question, though I need to find someone, first, who can

> > do an assessment of my home in Baltimore ot see if I even have a

> > problem. I strongly suspect that I do, given that I have a cough that

> > lasts for months out of every year, and I've never smoked. Does

> > anyone have a list of assessment and remediation companies?

> >

> >

> > > I am now faced with a remediation. I am looking for some input

> > from

> > > those out there who have gone through one. What do you wish you

> > had

> > > only known before undertaking it? What sort of questions should

> > I

> > > be asking the remediation company? What are some things that I

> > > should and should not do? What procedures should be followed by the

> > > remediation company? Any advice would be GREATLY

> > > appreciated...HELP....Jeri

>

" If having endured much, we at last asserted our 'right to know' and if,

knowing, we have concluded that we are being asked to take senseless and

frightening risks, then we should no longer accept the counsel of those

who tell us that we must fill our world with poisonous chemicals, we

should look around and see what other course is open to us. "

Carson

" My toxicasa (world) is your toxicasa (world). "

Judith Goode

[Guest guest]

Who is SHoemaker? Please note his website. He is a doctor in land who was involved in treating the fishermen on the Cheasapeake bay who were exposed to the toxic phesteria - I can't spell any of this stuff. He has done studies now on toxic mold, ciguatara and Lyme disease causing chronic toxins in the system after infection is gone. Interesting guy.

a>> Have you ever heard of or gone to see Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker? He treats/diagnoses patients with toxin problems.> http://www.chronicneurotoxins.com> a

[Guest guest]

> were exposed to the toxic phesteria - I can't spell any of this stuff.

That's " pfiesteria. " I remember that, because during our electioneering

months, at the land League of Conservation Voters we built a Pfrank

the Pfiesteria Pfish costume, a big ugly (though kinda' cute) thing with

enlarged sores. (That's what pfiesteria does to the fish). Pfrank would

hand out the awful legislative record of the candidate we opposed. The

candidate was truly awful on environmental issues, and Pfrank the

Pfiesteria Pfish was an appropriate mascot.

On Tue, 10 Feb 2004, a Carnes wrote:

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> Who is SHoemaker? Please note his website. He is a doctor in land

> who was involved in treating the fishermen on the Cheasapeake bay who

> were exposed to the toxic phesteria - I can't spell any of this stuff.

> He has done studies now on toxic mold, ciguatara and Lyme disease

> causing chronic toxins in the system after infection is gone.

> Interesting guy.

> a

>

> >

> > Have you ever heard of or gone to see Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker? He

> treats/diagnoses patients with toxin problems.

> > http://www.chronicneurotoxins.com

> > a

>

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