FYI, The Indoor Air Quality Industry Is Trying To Help Us.

[Guest guest]

Dear Sickbuildings Subscribers,

We all know how devastating the mold issue can be to one's life. And we all

know how frustrating and scary it is to feel alone with no help. I belong

to another group. It is primarily made up of the industrial hygiensts,

remediators, microbiologists, and others who work within the mold industry.

Although we sometimes feel like the prey of some disreputables within these

industries, you all should be aware that as a whole, these industries are

working very hard to correct the problem. These guys are on the " frontlines " .

They see what we are going through. They don't like it either. Just thought

you might like to know that there are many, not just mold victims who are

working hard to help you!

Here is a post I put on their board yesterday. I was asked to share it with

you all on :

To all of those who graciously responded off board about what you know

> of how to effectively gather governmetal disclosure information.

> Thank you!

>

> We are slowly but surely making the wheels turn for the families that

> have, and continue to be devastated because of the mishandling of the

> mold issue.

>

> I am constantly complaining on this board about mold victims not being

> able to get any help. MAJOR FAUS PAUX on my part!

>

> I want you all to know that I think you who work within the " frontline "

industries that deal

with the actual prevention and removal of the mold itself have been

absolutely fantastic.

From my perpective, what I see is that your industries are definately

working hard and

making great progress toward a solution to this problem.

>

> The only " frontline " industry that seems to be fighting the reality of the

problem and not

working toward a solution is the medical community. It appears to me,

they are the ones

who are generating the most income through the courts and on a variety

of levels from

> denying the situation. They are the ones the insurance and other

stakeholder industries

have been most effective in corrupting. Such a shame and a waste of

human lives.

>

> But the good news is, even if we mold health advocates are not successful

at getting

through to the good doctors who really do what to change lives, you all's

efforts are saving

many lives everyday from the properly handling of mold itself in the

first place.

>

> Sharon

>