Re: No longer trapped by the weather Plan B

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erikmoldwarrior <erikmoldwarrior@...> wrote:

> I did tent during the summer, part of the time, and of course felt

better. But I need to supervise the work on this house, and guess

what- it was a ridiculous 8 degrees above zero this morning. It is

insane even to live in this climate- even worse when you consider

that one really is trapped, TRAPPED, by the weather.

It seems to way to me. I can handle living in a tent if I feel better, which I

did when I came here in the fall but that is not the case now. I would drive to

somewhere in New Mexico or Az if I knew it wasn't going to be blowing dust all

day and getting down to 15 degrees. I wished I had someone with me as I can only

drive about four hours a day before getting too ill to continue. I checked

Tucson out and the report was for winds from 5-10 mph for the next week and it

gets down to about 32. I can live with this but I keep getting further away from

my daughter and mobile home. If I continue to be ill, She would have to come and

get me. I have been good at problem-solving for the past year but I am running

out of solutions...lol

I have been ready for God to take me home for quite a few yeas now, but I

guess I am learning a lesson. I hope I learn it soon.

Bob

Yes, I remember feeling miserably stuck like that, and it's a horrible

being trapped wondering if you can go anywhere, stay anywhere, or do

anything without being slammed and having no options.

That's why I got a mold free camper to take with me everywhere, so I

can decontaminate whenever I need to, bail out of a place whenever I

need to, sleep safely whenever I need to, and just feel safer having

a " Plan B " at all times.

Having a " Mobile Mold Decon Device " is a total necessity and I

absolutely wouldn't have an acceptible level of control over my

illness without it.

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