Re:Yesterdays Mold Task Force on You Tube

[Guest guest]

Great Video! Unfortunately, if I had not already known 's story, the mask

would have prevented me from understanding 90% of what she said. Below, is the

comment I posted on YouTube. I love you !

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My YouTube comment:

Awesome Video. But, as a fellow mold sufferer, I wonder whether 's

wearing the mold mask is counter-productive. The N.Y. State Mold Task Force

might think that the mask indicates that thinks that there is mold in the

room that she is testifying in, or that she feels that her mold sensitivity

requires wearing the mask EVERYWHERE, and not just in moldy environments. I hope

they don't put the mask in the same category as " wearing an aluminum foil hat

for space alien mind-reading rays " .

[Guest guest]

My apologies to . Like Ralph Kramden used to say, on " The

Honeymooners " : " I got a BIG mouth " . I should have realized that

had a good reason to wear her mask, while giving her

testimony. It was NOT just good theater. contacted me, through

YouTube and explained that the mold exposure has made her chemically

hypersensitive (exactly the same thing has happened to me). I should

have realized that was the case, before posting my stupid reply.

Pease forgive me . I sent you a long apology, on YouTube. But,

when I clicked on the " send " button, I did not see a confirmation

that my reply had been sent to you.

Next time, I will make every attempt to email people directly, BEFORE

making a putz out of myself, with my BIG mouth.

Joe

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> Great Video! Unfortunately, if I had not already known 's

story, the mask would have prevented me from understanding 90% of

what she said. Below, is the comment I posted on YouTube. I love you

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> My YouTube comment:

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> Awesome Video. But, as a fellow mold sufferer, I wonder whether

's wearing the mold mask is counter-productive. The N.Y. State

Mold Task Force might think that the mask indicates that

thinks that there is mold in the room that she is testifying in, or

that she feels that her mold sensitivity requires wearing the mask

EVERYWHERE, and not just in moldy environments. I hope they don't put

the mask in the same category as " wearing an aluminum foil hat for

space alien mind-reading rays " .

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[Guest guest]

It is unfortunate that the mask is so ugly and shocking. At one

point, I would have done anything to get breathing relief in a

particularly bad classroom. The Library is also a classroom.

People NEED to be shocked. If I had worn a mask, it might have

lessened my symptoms, but also the parents would have a " visual " to

understand what is " going on " - if I had a cane, or if was in a

wheelchair, no one would bat an eyelash.

It is the " invisible " or " non-apparent " respiratory, auto-immune,

response, that would require such dire measures; and perhaps, wake

parents up to what their kids are exposed to. We are all breathing in

the same air.

I would often have people say to me " You LOOK so GOOD. " I would say

" Thank You Estée Lauder. " Because I refused to go out in public

looking like a " mess. " Even if I felt AWFUL. It fuels the

" malingering " argument. That if you are not in a wheelchair, or with

your head bandaged, or wearing a sling, that you are not injured, and

a malingerer.

The public does not see the fever you have, or the hair that is

falling out, or the skin rashes. The non-apparentness of this

poisoning is what cries out for resolution. I did see those kids in

my class with rashes, hair falling out, dry throats, dark rings under

their eyes, etc. Like doubting " " - what people do not see,

they find hard to believe.

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> Great Video! Unfortunately, if I had not already known 's

story, the mask would have prevented me from understanding 90% of what

she said. Below, is the comment I posted on YouTube. I love you !

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> My YouTube comment:

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> Awesome Video. But, as a fellow mold sufferer, I wonder whether

's wearing the mold mask is counter-productive. The N.Y. State

Mold Task Force might think that the mask indicates that thinks

that there is mold in the room that she is testifying in, or that she

feels that her mold sensitivity requires wearing the mask EVERYWHERE,

and not just in moldy environments. I hope they don't put the mask in

the same category as " wearing an aluminum foil hat for space alien

mind-reading rays " .

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