Re:Housing Authority conditions and management systems

May 6, 2010

Mr. Armour: I suggest that you get up to speed on the literature regarding mold

exposure and brain damage. You can start with Toxicology and Industrial Health,

Volume 25, 2009.

Jack-Dwayne: Thrasher, Ph.D.

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May 7, 2010

It is disturbing regarding the HUD problems. My mom is in one, and it has

indoor mold. She sees it in many hallways. One lady just came home from having

chemo and there was something that happened in her bathroom and there was wet

drywall and stuff that was all over her toilet and bathroom. The poor lady who

is probrably 80 or so cleaned up the mess herself. My mom says many times she

wakes up and can smell garbage or exhaust in the middle of the night as if they

were doing something to the air system. Seems like it is drawing air from the

outside. This is in Miami.

Of course my mom is afraid to report anything because they are mean, and she

knows how I was treated when I reported indoor mold in a rental.

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