My letter to congress.org

[Guest guest]

Dear Honorable Officials: I am very concerned that our government is

not

giving the proper information to the people in NO and the hurricane

areas

regarding how dangerous mold is for your health. It is sad that I

have

written letters and called different government agencies for years

in

Delaware trying to get something done regarding the dangers of mold,

but

no one cares. Legislation was introduced some time ago. So many

lives

have been destroyed because of negligence from our government to

protect

the people. We expect our government to protect us and not just

ignore

our pleas for help. If you complain to a landlord about mold, you

are

evicted. There are so few lawyers for tenants. Most doctors do not

know

how to treat fungal disease. I find it interesting that all of these

governor's mansions have been remediated at the expense of

taxpayers, but

there is nothing for the regular people. I have sat and watched news

reports in disgust since these last hurricanes and the people are

going

into these homes and neighborhoods that are so dangerous. You cannot

clean one home and not the one next door. Just going through

belongings

can be very dangerous. It is so sad that our leaders would turn

their

heads and look the other way because they do not know how to pay for

all

the sick. Who is going to pay for all the sick in NO and Texas. I

can't

believe people in Florida since last years hurricanes are still

waiting

for help. Then of course there are all the children from so many

moldy

schools throughout the country. The country is watching. Don't just

sit

and wait for more disasters because of neglect. Do something now to

help

the thousands and thousands that are waiting for medical help and

compassion. I can't begin to tell you how much pain my family has

endured from dangerous molds. For years I have read articles that

scientific information is not available. It is available, the so

called

experts are not telling the truth. Please look into the serious

matter

before it is too late.

Sincerely,