Re: Re: Urgent Help with sick building in australia please

[Guest guest]

She needs to get out of that environment and start breathing clean air every

day. Hopefully the fatigue and brain fog will go away but it doesn't always.

I thik t depends on how long she was exposed and how bad it was.

Unless she gets more exposure, even low level exposure, after a few months

of being completely away from mold it probably wont get much worse. A lot of

the symptoms should get better immediately, as you said, shortly after she

leaves the building.

However, the memory issues and fatigue are much more difficult to get rid

of. I speak from personal experience.

The cruelty of mold illness is that it makes you hypersensitive after you

have it to mold conditions that one encounters not infrequently, such as in

big box stores and many workplaces where they use chemicals. Those

conditions would not make other people sick, but her lifetime tolerance

'cushion' may have been all used up by her current situation.

So she may find many other workplaces or homes to be too moldy. If thats the

case, she may need to move to a dryer climate and find a workplace that has

clean air and which does not use chemicals and which tolerates her setting

her own schedule (so she can work when she isn't tired.)

That may be hard.

[Guest guest]

who is right, you need to get tape lift samples on clean clear scotch

tape in new ziplok bags and send that to a good lab so you can find

out what is in that dust. Have a disinterested third party do the tape

pressing and fill out the chain of custody form and send it in to the

lab with the sample and check. Take a photo of the sampling location

at the same time.

[Guest guest]

I obtained sterile swabs from a pathology lab as I was advised that when taking

samples of suspected mould that the swab should be damp. They provided swabs

with a jelly like substance that dampens the swab and also keeps the specimen in

optimum conditions for transport. They were then taken to a laborotory in

Brisbane. Due to the secure nature of the workplace the person in question had

to take the samples however I am a liscenced private investigator so I took the

samples from her immediatly she left the room and then completed all relevant

Evidence movement registers relating to the samples. Lets see what they bring

us. Thankyou for your interest and support.

Regards

LiveSimply <quackadillian@...> wrote:

who is right, you need to get tape lift samples on clean clear scotch

tape in new ziplok bags and send that to a good lab so you can find

out what is in that dust. Have a disinterested third party do the tape

pressing and fill out the chain of custody form and send it in to the

lab with the sample and check. Take a photo of the sampling location

at the same time.

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