Let my father's death save YOUR life

[Guest guest]

My father died this past Saturday from direct and indirect consequences of

exposure to mold and mycotoxins. He was 92 years old. My mourning and emotional

pain are a thousand times more intense than my brother's, or anyone else.

Because I am the only one who recognizes that my father's failure to heed my

warnings, four years ago, in essence turns his needless death into an act of

unintentional suicide.

 

By the time my father acted on my warning, he had already experienced a two year

long exposure to mold and mycotoxins, in a car that we had both been using. My

exposure, in that car, had lasted only two months, until I figured out that the

car was killing both of us. My father never acknowledged the existence of mold

or mycotoxins, but, after two years of exposure, finally bought a new car, that

he planned to drive until he was 100 years old. He would have done that, if the

two years of mold and mycotoxin exposure, in the old car, had not already begun

the destruction of his health, which eventually led to his death.

 

I mourn for my father. But I also mourn for the many Sickbuildings board

members, who, with the benefit of the knowledge that we are ALL getting from

this board, still feel that they should continue their struggle for health,

WHILE CONTINUING TO LIVE OR WORK IN THEIR MOLDY ENVIRONMENT.

 

I have a dear friend, on this board, with whom I had to stop emailing, over a

year ago (you know who you are), because I could not emotionally bear to " talk "

with a person who, I felt, was committing suicide, by continuing to live in a

moldy home.

 

I beg and plead with all such board members, who I have come to know and love,

through reading their postings.  PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, get out of your moldy

environment. Let my father's death save YOUR life.

 

Love to all.

Joe