Re: Re: May I make a suggestion?

[Guest guest]

Very Well said, Tug, and I totally agree. I, too, am in my later than mid

50's but left the toxic dump they call a school in 2004. The emotional and

physically pain was at time unbearable!! I didn't know what was worse the

illness or the fact that they did not care at all. My teaching career ended

without a card or letter of thanks and no goodbye to the students. They just

wanted me gone! I had even been a member of the church for 14 yrs.!!! It

was then that I realized that it was just a business and all they cared

about was their money. Even after the Dr. wrote and told them with out any

doubt that my illness was due solely to the mold in the building they did

nothing. The school is still open with another teacher confirmed sick from the

bldg. others are sick but don't know why and MANY kids have symptoms. It

really is a horrible nightmare!!

The majority of us here are either suffering or have suffered from mold

exposure and have a pretty good idea of what your going through. The

decisions your going to have to make in the next few months will effect you for

the

rest of your life, hopefully you'll make the right decisions and you and

your family will start to feel better sooner than later.

Personally Im in my mid 50's and know that I more than likely will never

fully recover from my mold exposure. Whether it's financial, emotional or

physical I know I'll always have a scar from this tragedy.

Tug

[Guest guest]

I too will never physically recover from the mold exposure.  No one on my end

will.

 

 And what you said about the church.  Yes most all a business.  My neighbor

right in front of me has a " Church " he is a " Pastor " but when we put up signs

begging for help he ignored us. When we ended up homeless he went to my home and

helped himself to our personal property that was sitting outside of the home. 

He did not even ask. We happen to find out. Our faith too has been tested time

and time again.  Our families abandoned us.

 

We are sorry for what you are going threw I was not even in my fifties and have

no chance of recovery.  Save your lives and listen to what others are saying. 

We did not have anywhere to go and I got bad so fast I never stood a chance.  I

got pulmonary fibrosis in 2 months.  That is all it took. 2 months. 

Permanent

Damage.  I have the lung scans. 

 

I do sincerely wish you and yours the best.....................hang in there. 

Mayleen

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From: " ssr3351@... " <ssr3351@...>

Sent: Tue, August 10, 2010 9:53:22 PM

Subject: Re: [] Re: May I make a suggestion?

 

Very Well said, Tug, and I totally agree. I, too, am in my later than mid

50's but left the toxic dump they call a school in 2004. The emotional and

physically pain was at time unbearable!! I didn't know what was worse the

illness or the fact that they did not care at all. My teaching career ended

without a card or letter of thanks and no goodbye to the students. They just

wanted me gone! I had even been a member of the church for 14 yrs.!!! It

was then that I realized that it was just a business and all they cared

about was their money. Even after the Dr. wrote and told them with out any

doubt that my illness was due solely to the mold in the building they did

nothing. The school is still open with another teacher confirmed sick from the

bldg. others are sick but don't know why and MANY kids have symptoms. It

really is a horrible nightmare!!

The majority of us here are either suffering or have suffered from mold

exposure and have a pretty good idea of what your going through. The

decisions your going to have to make in the next few months will effect you for

the

rest of your life, hopefully you'll make the right decisions and you and

your family will start to feel better sooner than later.

Personally Im in my mid 50's and know that I more than likely will never

fully recover from my mold exposure. Whether it's financial, emotional or

physical I know I'll always have a scar from this tragedy.

Tug