Re: Re: My plans: What to do with my moldy family & friends (listpub)

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It is really sad. I deal with the same thing. Sometimes I think family is more

difficult than anyone else. It is terrible. @LISTPUB. There is no need to shave

the dog. I have a papillon which I cannot imagine what kind of weird she would

look...LOL Call a couple of Vets. There is a anti-fungal shampoo I was given and

is available and it worked GREAT. She had the fastest recovery (my male went

completely blind upon leaving. My ex took him and did not get him treated right

away. The female who is MUCH older (13) came out of it with only slight

breathing problems remaining but at her age she is a trooper and doing GREAT

these days. I had no reaction that I recall from the shampoo either. I hope that

helps..

Chris...

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From: surellabaer <surellabaer@...>

Sent: Wed, August 25, 2010 8:02:32 AM

Subject: [] Re: My plans: What to do with my moldy family & friends

 

I have the same problem. My son, wife and daughter live in a disgusting mildewy

place and when they come over I get sick. The few times I babysat I changed the

baby's clothes because I couldn't stand to hold her (I now affectionately call

her " moldy baby. " ) But seriously, it's awful. Now my daughter's family is moving

into a home with a moldy basement and even though she will seriously remediate

and deal with this problem (she believes me) I'm thinking I won't be able to go

over there for a long time.

What are the odds? I cannot make my son change his clothes when he comes over

but I have not gone to their apartment after the first bad experience and when

they come over I mostly just leave and get my husband to air out the room for