Re: Re: We all need to band together for this fight

[Guest guest]

This is great it help keep hope alive if not for meself many others whom will

take this walk.

KEEP HOPE ALIVE

Elvira

gsgrl2000 <gsgrl2000@...> wrote:

Hi Carmella,

I have also written emails to Oprah, Montel and Dr. Phil with no

response. I also am still trying to get my family more interested in

this topic, especially my older sister who has a lot of influence and

clout in high places, and I'm trying to educate my lawyers who are

fighting my disability case (it's in appeal right now). I am still

trying to educate my PCP, general practitioner, about mold illness,

but she's still lost.

I am more than willing to help in any way that I can. Email me.

Dana

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[Guest guest]

I was browsing your website and read your story. Please don't buy a

travel trailer, I bought a new one thinking I could get away from the

mold. These things may be ok for healthy people but their death on

wheels for us moldies.

I bought a brand new one, it sat on the lot for almost a year before I

bought it and had this mold growing on the underside of the floor.

The below link describes the problem.

http://geocities.com/antares4141/

Even ones that don't have mold soon will though, most manufactures are

so confident of their products the only give them a 90 day warranty

and void them if you live in them. They wouldn't honor the two year

warranty on the floor because I was living inside of it and mold isn't

harmful to people.

There's no money in it for lawyers so I'm stuck with a new trailer

that is practically worthless. To me anyways.

On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 03:00:04 -0000, you wrote:

>Hi Carmella,

>

>I have also written emails to Oprah, Montel and Dr. Phil with no

>response. I also am still trying to get my family more interested in

>this topic, especially my older sister who has a lot of influence and

>clout in high places, and I'm trying to educate my lawyers who are

>fighting my disability case (it's in appeal right now). I am still

>trying to educate my PCP, general practitioner, about mold illness,

>but she's still lost.

>

>I am more than willing to help in any way that I can. Email me.

>

>Dana

[Guest guest]

Also, don't forget that if you 'go on the road' and give up your physical

home, you don't have an address and then you might not be able to register

to vote where you are. Legislators certainly won't listen to you if you

don't live in their district, meaning, you don't have a physical address

there.

I don't think many people realize how important that physical presence is.

[Guest guest]

Oh my gosh! I swear it is to the point I have to question if us moldies are safe

in any indoor environment. We lived in our tent for 5 weeks while traveling to

Colorado, and we all felt better then, than we have in years. Now that we are in

a house again, we all are getting sicker again, especially me. Today I am

feeling worse than I have in a long time. Body aches all over and the brain fog

is so severe, I cannot think, or concentrate on anything.

I looked at the picks on your page. Unreal! I wonder if this is true with all

travel trailers, or if different makers make a better trailer. I also wonder if

an RV would be any better. At this point I question if we should buy an RV and

pack a tent along, and for the most part live in the tent with the RV there for

cooking, bathing, etc, as well as a way to be able to stay in RV parks for

extended periods of time, since you are only allowed to tent camp for two weeks

at a time.

At this point, I have to ask... What are we all to do? Is there a safe home that

can be built? Dan and I have some good ideas on how to build a safe house, but

it will be so costly, that a tiny house will cost about as much as a big house

built with the cheap materials. It's really not just the materials though, I

would want to make sure no rain was able to touch any part of the building

material during building. Geez, then you have to worry about what was left in

the weather at the lumber yard too.

I have such high hopes for being able to build a " mold free community " and help

to save others from the hell they are living in, I just don't understand why

these big TV talk show host don't want nothing to do with helping us all. They

would rather do shows on " How to hook the guy of your dreams " , or " I need to

loose 50 pounds " , I know those came out of my head, but you getthe idea.

Sorry for rambling, and hope my ramblings made at least a little sense, LOL

Thanks for sharing these photos too. I'd be interested in putting them and

especially your trailer story on our web site if you don't mind. Just let us

know.

Carmella

Re: [] Re: We all need to band together for this fight

I was browsing your website and read your story. Please don't buy a

travel trailer, I bought a new one thinking I could get away from the

mold. These things may be ok for healthy people but their death on

wheels for us moldies.

I bought a brand new one, it sat on the lot for almost a year before I

bought it and had this mold growing on the underside of the floor.

The below link describes the problem.

http://geocities.com/antares4141/

Even ones that don't have mold soon will though, most manufactures are

so confident of their products the only give them a 90 day warranty

and void them if you live in them. They wouldn't honor the two year

warranty on the floor because I was living inside of it and mold isn't

harmful to people.

There's no money in it for lawyers so I'm stuck with a new trailer

that is practically worthless. To me anyways.

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Mold Story,

Oh How I agree we need people doing something about this thank you this is

great.

Elvira

Mold Story <moldstory@...> wrote:

Oh my gosh! I swear it is to the point I have to question if us

moldies are safe in any indoor environment. We lived in our tent for 5 weeks

while traveling to Colorado, and we all felt better then, than we have in years.

Now that we are in a house again, we all are getting sicker again, especially

me. Today I am feeling worse than I have in a long time. Body aches all over and

the brain fog is so severe, I cannot think, or concentrate on anything.

I looked at the picks on your page. Unreal! I wonder if this is true with all

travel trailers, or if different makers make a better trailer. I also wonder if

an RV would be any better. At this point I question if we should buy an RV and

pack a tent along, and for the most part live in the tent with the RV there for

cooking, bathing, etc, as well as a way to be able to stay in RV parks for

extended periods of time, since you are only allowed to tent camp for two weeks

at a time.

At this point, I have to ask... What are we all to do? Is there a safe home that

can be built? Dan and I have some good ideas on how to build a safe house, but

it will be so costly, that a tiny house will cost about as much as a big house

built with the cheap materials. It's really not just the materials though, I

would want to make sure no rain was able to touch any part of the building

material during building. Geez, then you have to worry about what was left in

the weather at the lumber yard too.

I have such high hopes for being able to build a " mold free community " and help

to save others from the hell they are living in, I just don't understand why

these big TV talk show host don't want nothing to do with helping us all. They

would rather do shows on " How to hook the guy of your dreams " , or " I need to

loose 50 pounds " , I know those came out of my head, but you getthe idea.

Sorry for rambling, and hope my ramblings made at least a little sense, LOL

Thanks for sharing these photos too. I'd be interested in putting them and

especially your trailer story on our web site if you don't mind. Just let us

know.

Carmella

Re: [] Re: We all need to band together for this fight

I was browsing your website and read your story. Please don't buy a

travel trailer, I bought a new one thinking I could get away from the

mold. These things may be ok for healthy people but their death on

wheels for us moldies.

I bought a brand new one, it sat on the lot for almost a year before I

bought it and had this mold growing on the underside of the floor.

The below link describes the problem.

http://geocities.com/antares4141/

Even ones that don't have mold soon will though, most manufactures are

so confident of their products the only give them a 90 day warranty

and void them if you live in them. They wouldn't honor the two year

warranty on the floor because I was living inside of it and mold isn't

harmful to people.

There's no money in it for lawyers so I'm stuck with a new trailer

that is practically worthless. To me anyways.

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[Guest guest]

Your welcome for the pics. I really don't think their are any safe

rv's. Airstreams are built well but the metal is a problem. If the

air heats up faster than the metal than condensate can form inside the

wall cavity's and thier is no way to examin them. Maybe an uper end

motorhome, in exess of 100,000. Most of your common travel trailers,

coachman, forest hill and the like are problems just waiting to

happen. They insist you have to maintain them by caulking them. But

you can't do this unless you find a seam that's separating, and if

you've done this it's already too late. You can't look for mold behind

walls without destroying them.

My situation is a lot easier than yours in that I am by myself. So I

rented out a room in a new house. (went to roommatefinder &

craigslist.com) I posted here about my success doing this. After ten

years of poor choices and miserable outcomes I seem to be doing very

well. I wouldint say I am cured but all of my major symptoms have

dropped sharply. It feels like I am cured compared to where I came

from.

The trailer is just a small part of my story, my opinions on this

illness vary quite a bit from most in this group. I blame my illness

on pesticides, but know I react profoundly to mold. I am deathly

alergic to it. I would be happy to share my story on your site.

I am just glad I took the time to read a portion of your page. I would

hate for anyone to make the mistake I made buying a travel trailer.

i, 27 Jul 2007 16:02:06 -0600, you wrote:

>

>Oh my gosh! I swear it is to the point I have to question if us moldies are

safe in any indoor environment. We lived in our tent for 5 weeks while traveling

to Colorado, and we all felt better then, than we have in years. Now that we are

in a house again, we all are getting sicker again, especially me. Today I am

feeling worse than I have in a long time. Body aches all over and the brain fog

is so severe, I cannot think, or concentrate on anything.

>

>I looked at the picks on your page. Unreal! I wonder if this is true with all

travel trailers, or if different makers make a better trailer. I also wonder if

an RV would be any better. At this point I question if we should buy an RV and

pack a tent along, and for the most part live in the tent with the RV there for

cooking, bathing, etc, as well as a way to be able to stay in RV parks for

extended periods of time, since you are only allowed to tent camp for two weeks

at a time.

>

>At this point, I have to ask... What are we all to do? Is there a safe home

that can be built? Dan and I have some good ideas on how to build a safe house,

but it will be so costly, that a tiny house will cost about as much as a big

house built with the cheap materials. It's really not just the materials though,

I would want to make sure no rain was able to touch any part of the building

material during building. Geez, then you have to worry about what was left in

the weather at the lumber yard too.

>

>I have such high hopes for being able to build a " mold free community " and help

to save others from the hell they are living in, I just don't understand why

these big TV talk show host don't want nothing to do with helping us all. They

would rather do shows on " How to hook the guy of your dreams " , or " I need to

loose 50 pounds " , I know those came out of my head, but you getthe idea.

>

>Sorry for rambling, and hope my ramblings made at least a little sense, LOL

Thanks for sharing these photos too. I'd be interested in putting them and

especially your trailer story on our web site if you don't mind. Just let us

know.

>

>Carmella

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Thanks for the thoughts and concerns on that issue,

but we are members of several groups including some RV groups that have full

timers in them. They do establish a legal physical address to which all their

mail goes and they show as residents. You become a tax paying citizen of that

county and I believe are thereby qualified for representation. In todays

society it is hard to just " Disappear " , someone always wants to know where you

are... :-)

Dan

Dan & Carmella

Also, don't forget that if you 'go on the road' and give up your physical

home, you don't have an address and then you might not be able to register

to vote where you are. Legislators certainly won't listen to you if you

don't live in their district, meaning, you don't have a physical address

there.

I don't think many people realize how important that physical presence is.