Re: Two Years Later, No Fix For Moldy HouseHomeowner Plans To Live In Tent

[Guest guest]

If you ask me he was nuts not to sell them back the house...

Now its going to be very hard for him, I suspect..

[Guest guest]

LiveSimply wrote:

> If you ask me he was nuts not to sell them back the house...

> Now its going to be very hard for him, I suspect..

Very bad!

You asked about " Isn't there anyone who could have intervened " in

your case, to try and warn you.

I guess this is slowly changing, as word gets out, but it has been

really bizarre to try to warn people in the early stages that you've

been through it - and that they don't know what they are messing

with.

And they treat you like you are crazy.

Then it happens to them - and now THEY are " crazy " too, and nobody

will listen to THEM either.

Looks like new paradigms have to hit " critical mass " of widespread

awareness before they explode into public consciousness and become

acceptable.

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[Guest guest]

Ain't it the truth?

We know we're crazy, but not about this. ;-)

-Haley

erikmoldwarrior <erikmoldwarrior@...> wrote:

LiveSimply wrote:

> If you ask me he was nuts not to sell them back the house...

> Now its going to be very hard for him, I suspect..

Very bad!

You asked about " Isn't there anyone who could have intervened " in

your case, to try and warn you.

I guess this is slowly changing, as word gets out, but it has been

really bizarre to try to warn people in the early stages that you've

been through it - and that they don't know what they are messing

with.

And they treat you like you are crazy.

Then it happens to them - and now THEY are " crazy " too, and nobody

will listen to THEM either.

Looks like new paradigms have to hit " critical mass " of widespread

awareness before they explode into public consciousness and become

acceptable.

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[Guest guest]

,

You were right, I'm acknowledging it. However, it took me and my wife

over a month to move, and it was an incredible ordeal. The *only* way

we could have moved faster would have been `, literally, to throw

everything we owned away.

Now some of us I suppose could conceivably afford to do that, (some

might say you can't afford not to.. also) but for working people its

tantamount to suicide to do that as then you have to buy so much anew.

And the chances of ever getting compensated for it are SO slim, lets

face it, as the system is designed to protect the powerful and haughty

against those they injure.

So you are damned if you do and damned if you don't.

[Guest guest]

LiveSimply wrote:

>

> ,

> You were right, I'm acknowledging it. However, it took me and my

wife over a month to move, and it was an incredible ordeal. The *only*

way we could have moved faster would have been `, literally, to throw

everything we owned away.

> Now some of us I suppose could conceivably afford to do that, (some

might say you can't afford not to.. also) but for working people its

tantamount to suicide to do that as then you have to buy so much anew.

> And the chances of ever getting compensated for it are SO slim, lets

face it, as the system is designed to protect the powerful and haughty

against those they injure.

> So you are damned if you do and damned if you don't.

This whole thing is just beyond belief.

None of us thought such a thing could ever happen.

The main message that people who have survived can offer those who are

sliding downhill into mold Hell is to warn them that although they

have surely joined the legion of the Damned, our experience says that

you are damned far less if you do, and can be damned beyond your worst

nightmares if you don't.

I'm not saying that everyone needs to bail out at the slightest hint

of mold - or that remediation can't be successful, but there will come

a day when you will walk into someones house, and they will tell you

that they have been dealing with it very well, maybe even successfully

remediated, but despite their assurances that they know what they are

doing and are in control of the situation, you will look at them and

see the signs of illness - and know exactly where they are heading.

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[Guest guest]

In my short time of learning and dealing with this myself I have seen and

experienced exactly what you are saying . Amazing is the dis belief they

have even as you can show them the proof...

Chris...

erikmoldwarrior <erikmoldwarrior@...> wrote:

LiveSimply wrote:

>

> ,

> You were right, I'm acknowledging it. However, it took me and my

wife over a month to move, and it was an incredible ordeal. The *only*

way we could have moved faster would have been `, literally, to throw

everything we owned away.

> Now some of us I suppose could conceivably afford to do that, (some

might say you can't afford not to.. also) but for working people its

tantamount to suicide to do that as then you have to buy so much anew.

> And the chances of ever getting compensated for it are SO slim, lets

face it, as the system is designed to protect the powerful and haughty

against those they injure.

> So you are damned if you do and damned if you don't.

This whole thing is just beyond belief.

None of us thought such a thing could ever happen.

The main message that people who have survived can offer those who are

sliding downhill into mold Hell is to warn them that although they

have surely joined the legion of the Damned, our experience says that

you are damned far less if you do, and can be damned beyond your worst

nightmares if you don't.

I'm not saying that everyone needs to bail out at the slightest hint

of mold - or that remediation can't be successful, but there will come

a day when you will walk into someones house, and they will tell you

that they have been dealing with it very well, maybe even successfully

remediated, but despite their assurances that they know what they are

doing and are in control of the situation, you will look at them and

see the signs of illness - and know exactly where they are heading.

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