Re: Everyone w/ mold-damage or MCS - N 95 mask

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I wonder if anyone uses a mask for MCS for necessary daily activities.

I just found one which looks not too big.

http://www.achooallergy.com/mask-allergyzone-n95-filter-mask.asp

Would this be a possibility? I sure have the big and heavy N95 full face mask

but need a smaller thing which does not look so frightening.

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> Please share with us what you have, through personal experience, found to be

toxic to you. What things do you have to avoid? What were you mostly poisoned

with in the first place?

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> Also, what things are generally known to be unhealthy, that you, personally,

do not react to?

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> For me, my mom played with liquid mercury when she was a child. Mmmm, neato.

I have aspergers. I've lived in moldy houses and really got sick from the

mold-toxins, but I've been allergic to dust & grass most of my life.

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> Due to a recent mold-poisoning from mold that was probably growing on

insulation, & possibly growing in a giant bagged used-clothes pile, which is

constantly kept cool w/ refridgeration, I lost my voice and have noticed the

following:

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> I can tell that mowing the lawn with a gas lawn-mower was very hard on my

throat. When I mowed it with a mold-grade (lots of activated charcoal) 3M

gas-mask, I could mow without a problem.

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> I can also tell that sleeping out-doors is better than sleeping indoors,

except when there is a halo around the moon. When the halo is thick, it's hard

on my system.

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> Sleeping on the couch (probably soaked in flame-retardants) is extremely hard

on my system.

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> Sleeping next to my dog is no burden at all.

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> Research 1844

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