Re: Yesterdays Mold Task Force on You Tube

[Guest guest]

Great Job -

I wish I had one of those masks for one of my classrooms that I was

moved to which felt like I was breathing fiberglass. Each inhalation

was that painful. School Mold is its' own specific category, because

of the materials you handle which are contaminated, which are your

'tools of the trade' and over which you have no control.

The financial devastation is awful. That kind of salary loss is bad.

Especially at a time when you really need it for college, etc. This

is no joke.

Systemic poison is exactly the term, and forget the over

simplification of the 'sinus infection' when your hair is falling out

and you are fatigued beyond belief.

The worst is the treatment of the school administration. It is

kicking a sick school service provider, as they try to keep working,

and taking care of " other people's children " - while the parents are

unaware of the risk their kids are at, or whether they think the

teacher is not 'competent.'

Great job. Those kids are better off for having you as their

librarian. To open the door to the world of reading.

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> Yesterday Page testified before the New York State Mold Task

Force.

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> My full video and story is at libertyschoolmold.com and the

transcript

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> The transcript and full video link can also be found at

schoolmoldhelp.org

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