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http://www.morrisdailyherald.com/articles/2008/10/18/news/323aactyfemasba.txt

" FEMA, SBA helping flood victims in different ways

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By MICHAEL FARRELL

Herald Writer

Friday, October 17, 2008 9:10 PM CDT

.....“Mold will grow and it will almost certainly make you sick, 'he said. "

While I am 100% all for informing the public of the potential health threat

from mold & toxins, the above is not correct - I don't think. Will " almost

certainly make you sick " ????

To me, a statement like the above helps to further illustrate the need for

one, consistent, advisory message to be issued by Federal agencies as much as

a statement that says mold can't harm anyone.

" Mold will almost certainly make you sick " = potential misdiagnoses of

possible other causes of illness.

" Mold can't harm anyone " = potential misdiagnoses of possible mold induced

illnesses.

" An exposure to an excessive amount of mold may cause a variety of symptoms

of ill health in some people " = if one is sick, consider mold as a possible

cause, but don't rule out every other possible cause without more information.

Does that seem right to you all?

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