Re: Digest Number 2686 - Slowly but Surely...

[Guest guest]

Things are getting better and better. The recent articles on toxins will help.

Upcoming lawsuits will be more successful. I predict things will look better a

year from now.

-Haley

Jazairi <mebabyandbuddy@...> wrote:

I think that the message this Judge is sending is that toxic molds do damage

your possessions, he can't deny it anymore....but so what if it damages your

health, because that costs too much so we won't let it be proven. This same

Judge also denied attorney fees before the jury trial has occurred. By the time

you reduce your pourous materials to yard sale value, subtract the 40% attorney

fees and his 30K in litigation expenses, you'll be lucky to be able to replace a

pair of shoes (if you don't owe the attorney more than you were awarded).

Also, by the time you get passed around from doctor to doctor for un-and

mis-diagnosed lungs and other stuff during and after moving out of the moldy

environment and finally figure out that they just aren't gonna fix you and you

have to call in the Johanning/Shoemaker type experts, they say you waited too

long and probably got it from somewhere else since then.

Just close down the site, KC, and everybody give up....we're fighting a losing

battle that will just exhaust you during the most horrible of physical and

mental times.

Subject: Re: Re[2]: How Can a Judge Rule This Way before a Trial? What

Options are Available?

, Good point. They ruin our lives & also bankrupt us at the

same time. And the doctors, landlords,government doesn't care. Loni

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