Re: Vickie's situation-future homes

[Guest guest]

This speaks to the issue of mold victims future homes. I tried to build a

traditional home during my mold recovery. Did not work. Now I have a cinderblock

bathroom and laundry. It is a separate small house. All the pipes and

attachments are visible. I urge anyone thinking of re-building to forget about

what is normal in the US and build for your own health-including separate

buildings for all water rooms, no wood or celulose, and no watering and covering

of cement slabs, it causes a small amount of spore growth and subsequent

mycotoxin release. If you think this is a strange or outragouse idea you are

not a sensitized mold victim or have not yet run through all your resources

trying to find a safe place to live. I am willing to speak with anyone about

what I think works for sensitized mold victims-based on what has not worked for

me.

We could not move these machines or reach anything to turn off the water, it

isn't possible. We do have a floor drain, but it is only good in case of a

small leak. For 9 months, the water was being soaked up by drywall behind the

machine! There was NO way for us to know it was happening. We didn't see 1

ounce of it. When we did find out about it - we left immediately. I guess the

hardest part is that the repairman said... it was a twenty five cent plastic tie

that could have saved our home and our health. The installer " forgot " to clamp

down the water hose. We paid a big price for something that is such an easy

thing.

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