Symptoms, exposure in a state building

[Guest guest]

Hi, I work at a university. NC State, in Raleigh, NC to be exact! I have been

given the run around, the cold shoulder, the shut up and give up attitude about

our leaking molding building/buildings and it ticks me off, to put it politeley.

When you have a 4 foot wide section of water running down the interior wall from

the 4th floor down to the 3rd floor, down to the 2nd floor, birds living in the

roof, flat roofs that don't drain water when it rains, paint peeling off the

walls in the stairwells with black stuff growing behind it, the smell of yeast

growing in the steam pipes, and they say there is no mold, you kinda know they

are full of it!

[Guest guest]

You should file a report with OSHA.

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From: Sheila <sweetsheila@...>

Sent: Mon, March 22, 2010 10:01:58 AM

Subject: [] Symptoms, exposure in a state building

Hi, I work at a university. NC State, in Raleigh, NC to be exact! I have been

given the run around, the cold shoulder, the shut up and give up attitude about

our leaking molding building/buildings and it ticks me off, to put it politeley.

When you have a 4 foot wide section of water running down the interior wall from

the 4th floor down to the 3rd floor, down to the 2nd floor, birds living in the

roof, flat roofs that don't drain water when it rains, paint peeling off the

walls in the stairwells with black stuff growing behind it, the smell of yeast

growing in the steam pipes, and they say there is no mold, you kinda know they

are full of it!

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[Guest guest]

In addition to 's suggestion to report them to OSHA, focus

on water damage, filth, health risk from birds and dampness

instead of just mold. If you just protest the mold that's all they

have to respond to to disclaim your concerns. Besides, all those

others individually are actually a bigger risk than mold. Together

they should be a major concern to anybody. Forget the mold.

Focus on getting action for all the rest and the mold will be taken

care of as part of it.

Carl Grimes

Healthy Habitats LLC

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You should file a report with OSHA.

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From: Sheila <sweetsheila@...>

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Sent: Mon, March 22, 2010 10:01:58 AM

Subject: [] Symptoms, exposure in a state building

Hi, I work at a university. NC State, in Raleigh, NC to be exact! I have

been given the run around, the cold shoulder, the shut up and give up

attitude about our leaking molding building/buildings and it ticks me off,

to put it politeley. When you have a 4 foot wide section of water running

down the interior wall from the 4th floor down to the 3rd floor, down to

the 2nd floor, birds living in the roof, flat roofs that don't drain water

when it rains, paint peeling off the walls in the stairwells with black stuff

growing behind it, the smell of yeast growing in the steam pipes, and

they say there is no mold, you kinda know they are full of it!

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[Guest guest]

I called OSHA when I worked for the government in a moldy water soaked

basement they wouldn't help.

In a message dated 3/24/2010 4:31:57 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

grimes@... writes:

In addition to 's suggestion to report them to OSHA, focus

on water damage, filth, health risk from birds and dampness

instead of just mold. If you just protest the mold that's all they

have to respond to to disclaim your concerns. Besides, all those

others individually are actually a bigger risk than mold. Together

they should be a major concern to anybody. Forget the mold.

Focus on getting action for all the rest and the mold will be taken

care of as part of it.

Carl Grimes

Healthy Habitats LLC

-----

You should file a report with OSHA.

________________________________

From: Sheila <_sweetsheila@sweetshei_ (mailto:sweetsheila@...) >

@ sickbuil

Sent: Mon, March 22, 2010 10:01:58 AM

Subject: [] Symptoms, exposure in a state building

Hi, I work at a university. NC State, in Raleigh, NC to be exact! I have

been given the run around, the cold shoulder, the shut up and give up

attitude about our leaking molding building/buildings and it ticks me off,

to put it politeley. When you have a 4 foot wide section of water running

down the interior wall from the 4th floor down to the 3rd floor, down to

the 2nd floor, birds living in the roof, flat roofs that don't drain water

when it rains, paint peeling off the walls in the stairwells with black

stuff

growing behind it, the smell of yeast growing in the steam pipes, and

they say there is no mold, you kinda know they are full of it!

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