Re: Re: new home!

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In the long run, you will improve, be able to get back to work at something

someday, and not spend as much money on treatments, etc. My pulmonologist now

says he knew all along mold was making me sick but did not want to " bankrupt

me. " That's a doctor for you, assuming moving would " bankrupt me. " In the

meantime I have deteriorated and spent a lot of money to prove what I suspected

all along. The people on here will tell you--you can never get out quickly

enough. The sad thing about all this is, had the doctor bothered to just not

assume my pending bankruptcy, my old house in Richmond has no actual value--it's

the land that's worth the money, so selling it at lot value would have been just

fine. My allergist is hopeful I will find something soon.

Congratulations and good luck.

Jane Ann

ldelp84227 <ldelp84227@...> wrote:

Glad you found a new place. I am about to start looking, where to go.

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> hi all,

> I found a new place to live! Even had another mcser test it for

> me.Lookingfor a place was awful. Got " hits " constantly which made

me

> sicker. Now I

> can put my home on the market so, i'll have to pay a mortgage and a

rent.

> Quite a financial mess. But, I know health comes first, above all!

so, here

> I go. i'm selling my computer. Hope i can get another one soon.

Between

> getting treatments in NYC and a healthier home I pray for lesser

and lesser

> reactions to " stuff " .

> And, yes, I agree, there is no such thing as a LITTLE headache.

When I

> react with a headache, if I dont get away from what's causing it I

cannot

> think, I MUST escape!

> Anyway, still awaiting " judgement " on my request for retirement

disability

> from teaching. Had to see their shrink. I'll bet you've heard that

before.

> I'll still be on-line for a while. Happy New Year all of you!

Felice

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