Re: Re: Standing water in the underground heating chase???

June 1, 2008

I totally agree with you! I was also a teacher and I didn't see mold growing

at all, but I was very sick along with many others. I was the only one that

listened to my instincts ,truly believed that there was something wrong and

got out!!! Wish I had know a few years earlier. Inspection reports stated

that there was toxic mold (more than twice) but all they did was tear out carpet

and wall board and replace stained ceiling tiles. The best advice I can give

is LISTEN to what your children are telling you. If they have strange

symptoms that Drs. have no explanation for there may be a concern. The site

mentioned below will be a big help along with Dr. Shoemaker's site

_www.biotoxin.info_ (http://www.biotoxin.info) Have your child take the VCS

test. It's

simple, 98% accurate and you get instant results. Sitting in a moldy school can

be

an extremely dangerous health issue that can led to a chronic lifetime

illness. It's REAL and our children depend on the adults in their lives to take

care of them. Educate yourself and learn the facts so you can protect your

child.

Remember that no visible mold doesn't mean there isn't mold in the

building. Mold growth can be IN walls, UNDER floor tiles, UNDER

ceiling tiles. I was a teacher in a sick school and am now disabled

from the exposures there. If your child is experiencing symptoms at

school and not at home, something is probably going on there, no

matter what the paperwork states. My OSHA inspector said he wasn't

allowed to take samples in the wall etc. because it is considered

destroying property.

Always a way to avoid accountability in my opinion! Listen to your

child and the symptoms they are having.A good resource for you is

schoolmoldhelp.schoolmoldhelp.<WBR>org. They can answer a lot of your

you as you make a good choice for you children's educational future.

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