Re Need to relocate, which states are better??

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Why would you be weary of Tx.

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> I have been looking to move also.I found that there was

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> moisture and ticks in northern California.The Goleta and

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> Barbara area seems to be ideal.The air pollution is not

> too bad

> (although today I found conflicting info. on their air

> pollution

> rates).There is a 2hr. drive to lots of different

> Dr.s.Also I can

> see my son in a full body wetsuit with the feet and head

> covered,surfing everyday(seems very therapeutic)My son

> has a hard

> time with too hot or too cold of weather also.I checked

> a lot into

> San Diego but always came up against huge pollution

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> Tammy F.

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> Thanks a lot Mel! I will explore Northern

> Colorado. I

> hope that this thread doesn't die and more

> parents will

> provide their input as to which states are

> good for our

> kids. Relocating is a big decision and the

> most important

> aspect is where our kids can prosper. Somebody

> had

> suggested Seattle a few months ago but I

> always wonder if

> there is more mold toxicity because of

> humidity? Any input

> will be appreciated.

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> > > Hi everyone,

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> > > We are planning to relocate. We are

> currently in

> the toxic state NJ and finally decided to

> move. We have to

> decide based on where my husband can find a

> job and where

> my son will do better in terms of toxins and

> allergies. We

> have been looking into Dallas or Austin,TX,

> Chicago, IL,

> San Diego, CA, Oregon. What states are

> actually good for

> our kids environmentally as well in terms of

> education and

> other supports? Would love to hear from anyone

> who has

> looked into this.

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> > > Thanks

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[Guest guest]

Big business, money, george bush, money more important than consumer safety...like many states in the us but I have impression it would be worse than some states...just my guess haven't done the research...i do know california is always ahead on this (bpa, better emission controls I believe, warnings for consumers on potentially dangerous products etc)...-- Sent from my Palm Pre

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Why would you be weary of Tx.

Nina

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>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> I have been looking to move also.I found that there was

> to much

> moisture and ticks in northern California.The Goleta and

> Santa

> Barbara area seems to be ideal.The air pollution is not

> too bad

> (although today I found conflicting info. on their air

> pollution

> rates).There is a 2hr. drive to lots of different

> Dr.s.Also I can

> see my son in a full body wetsuit with the feet and head

> covered,surfing everyday(seems very therapeutic)My son

> has a hard

> time with too hot or too cold of weather also.I checked

> a lot into

> San Diego but always came up against huge pollution

>

> problems.

> Tammy F.

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>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Thanks a lot Mel! I will explore Northern

> Colorado. I

> hope that this thread doesn't die and more

> parents will

> provide their input as to which states are

> good for our

> kids. Relocating is a big decision and the

> most important

> aspect is where our kids can prosper. Somebody

> had

> suggested Seattle a few months ago but I

> always wonder if

> there is more mold toxicity because of

> humidity? Any input

> will be appreciated.

>

>

>

> is

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> > > Hi everyone,

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> > >

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> > > We are planning to relocate. We are

> currently in

> the toxic state NJ and finally decided to

> move. We have to

> decide based on where my husband can find a

> job and where

> my son will do better in terms of toxins and

> allergies. We

> have been looking into Dallas or Austin,TX,

> Chicago, IL,

> San Diego, CA, Oregon. What states are

> actually good for

> our kids environmentally as well in terms of

> education and

> other supports? Would love to hear from anyone

> who has

> looked into this.

>

> > >

>

> > > Thanks

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> > > is

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[Guest guest]

Thank youNina

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> I have been looking to move also.I found that there was

> to much

> moisture and ticks in northern California.The Goleta and

> Santa

> Barbara area seems to be ideal.The air pollution is not

> too bad

> (although today I found conflicting info. on their air

> pollution

> rates).There is a 2hr. drive to lots of different

> Dr.s.Also I can

> see my son in a full body wetsuit with the feet and head

> covered,surfing everyday(seems very therapeutic)My son

> has a hard

> time with too hot or too cold of weather also.I checked

> a lot into

> San Diego but always came up against huge pollution

>

> problems.

> Tammy F.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Thanks a lot Mel! I will explore Northern

> Colorado. I

> hope that this thread doesn't die and more

> parents will

> provide their input as to which states are

> good for our

> kids. Relocating is a big decision and the

> most important

> aspect is where our kids can prosper. Somebody

> had

> suggested Seattle a few months ago but I

> always wonder if

> there is more mold toxicity because of

> humidity? Any input

> will be appreciated.

>

>

>

> is

>

>

>

>

>

> > >

>

> > > Hi everyone,

>

> > >

>

> > > We are planning to relocate. We are

> currently in

> the toxic state NJ and finally decided to

> move. We have to

> decide based on where my husband can find a

> job and where

> my son will do better in terms of toxins and

> allergies. We

> have been looking into Dallas or Austin,TX,

> Chicago, IL,

> San Diego, CA, Oregon. What states are

> actually good for

> our kids environmentally as well in terms of

> education and

> other supports? Would love to hear from anyone

> who has

> looked into this.

>

> > >

>

> > > Thanks

>

> > > is

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[Guest guest]

California is also pro Big Pharma. Last year, they passed a law making it legal for kids as young as 12 to get the "STD " vaccs (such as HPV) without a parent's knowledge or consent. So keep in mind that your 12 year old can go to the school nurse with a headache and walk out of her office vaccinated without you ever knowing or consenting to it. They are also in the process of trying to pass a law that will require a doctor's signature stating that you have been informed of the dangers of not vaccinating if you choose to sign an exemption. Cali wouldnt be my first choice.

Tammy

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Sent: Fri May 11 07:22:28 EDT 2012

To: " mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >

Subject: Re: Re Need to relocate, which states are better??

Big business, money, george bush, money more important than consumer safety...like many states in the us but I have impression it would be worse than some states...just my guess haven't done the research...i do know california is always ahead on this (bpa, better emission controls I believe, warnings for consumers on potentially dangerous products etc)...-- Sent from my Palm Pre

,

Why would you be weary of Tx.

Nina

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> I have been looking to move also.I found that there was

> to much

> moisture and ticks in northern California.The Goleta and

> Santa

> Barbara area seems to be ideal.The air pollution is not

> too bad

> (although today I found conflicting info. on their air

> pollution

> rates).There is a 2hr. drive to lots of different

> Dr.s.Also I can

> see my son in a full body wetsuit with the feet and head

> covered,surfing everyday(seems very therapeutic)My son

> has a hard

> time with too hot or too cold of weather also.I checked

> a lot into

> San Diego but always came up against huge pollution

>

> problems.

> Tammy F.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Thanks a lot Mel! I will explore Northern

> Colorado. I

> hope that this thread doesn't die and more

> parents will

> provide their input as to which states are

> good for our

> kids. Relocating is a big decision and the

> most important

> aspect is where our kids can prosper. Somebody

> had

> suggested Seattle a few months ago but I

> always wonder if

> there is more mold toxicity because of

> humidity? Any input

> will be appreciated.

>

>

>

> is

>

>

>

>

>

> > >

>

> > > Hi everyone,

>

> > >

>

> > > We are planning to relocate. We are

> currently in

> the toxic state NJ and finally decided to

> move. We have to

> decide based on where my husband can find a

> job and where

> my son will do better in terms of toxins and

> allergies. We

> have been looking into Dallas or Austin,TX,

> Chicago, IL,

> San Diego, CA, Oregon. What states are

> actually good for

> our kids environmentally as well in terms of

> education and

> other supports? Would love to hear from anyone

> who has

> looked into this.

>

> > >

>

> > > Thanks

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> > > is

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[Guest guest]

Although, california has good homeschool

laws.                               Tammy F.

 

California is also pro Big Pharma.  Last year,  they

passed a law making it legal for kids as young as 12 to

get the "STD " vaccs (such as HPV) without a parent's

knowledge or consent.  So keep in mind that your 12 year

old can go to the school nurse with a headache and walk

out of her office vaccinated without you ever knowing or

consenting to it. They are also in the process of trying

to pass a law that will require a doctor's signature

stating that you have been informed of the dangers of not

vaccinating if you choose to sign an exemption.  Cali

wouldnt be my first choice.

Tammy

Sent from my Kindle Fire

Sent: Fri May 11 07:22:28 EDT 2012

To: "mb12valtrex "

<mb12valtrex >

Subject: Re: Re Need to relocate,

which states are better??

 

Big business, money, george bush, money more important

than consumer safety...like many states in the us but I

have impression it would be worse than some

states...just my guess haven't done the research...i do

know california is always ahead on this (bpa, better

emission controls I believe, warnings for consumers on

potentially dangerous products etc)...

-- Sent from my Palm Pre

On May 11, 2012 6:24 AM, RnD & amp;

TnT wrote:

 

,

Why would you be weary of Tx.

Nina

>

>

>  

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> I have been looking to move also.I found that

there was

> to much

> moisture and ticks in northern California.The

Goleta and

> Santa

> Barbara area seems to be ideal.The air

pollution is not

> too bad

> (although today I found conflicting info. on

their air

> pollution

> rates).There is a 2hr. drive to lots of

different

> Dr.s.Also I can

> see my son in a full body wetsuit with the feet

and head

> covered,surfing everyday(seems very

therapeutic)My son

> has a hard

> time with too hot or too cold of weather also.I

checked

> a lot into

> San Diego but always came up against huge

pollution

>

> problems.           

> Tammy F.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>  

>

>

> Thanks a lot Mel! I will explore Northern

> Colorado. I

> hope that this thread doesn't die and more

> parents will

> provide their input as to which states are

> good for our

> kids. Relocating is a big decision and the

> most important

> aspect is where our kids can prosper. Somebody

> had

> suggested Seattle a few months ago but I

> always wonder if

> there is more mold toxicity because of

> humidity? Any input

> will be appreciated.

>

>

>

> is

>

>

>

>

>

> > >

>

> > > Hi everyone,

>

> > >

>

> > > We are planning to relocate. We are

> currently in

> the toxic state NJ and finally decided to

> move. We have to

> decide based on where my husband can find a

> job and where

> my son will do better in terms of toxins and

> allergies. We

> have been looking into Dallas or Austin,TX,

> Chicago, IL,

> San Diego, CA, Oregon. What states are

> actually good for

> our kids environmentally as well in terms of

> education and

> other supports? Would love to hear from anyone

> who has

> looked into this.

>

> > >

>

> > > Thanks

>

> > > is

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[Guest guest]

If you are interested in services for your kid, CA offers one of the best services esp. Silicon Valley. Mind Institute is located in CA (AFAIK, the director's son is autistic). My son's therapist has lived in silicon valley with her autistic twins and she recommended me to move to CA if I decide to leave NY but don't go south was her answer (don't know why).

Noel

 

Although, california has good homeschool

laws.                               Tammy F.

 

California is also pro Big Pharma.  Last year,  they

passed a law making it legal for kids as young as 12 to

get the " STD " vaccs (such as HPV) without a parent's

knowledge or consent.  So keep in mind that your 12 year

old can go to the school nurse with a headache and walk

out of her office vaccinated without you ever knowing or

consenting to it. They are also in the process of trying

to pass a law that will require a doctor's signature

stating that you have been informed of the dangers of not

vaccinating if you choose to sign an exemption.  Cali

wouldnt be my first choice.

Tammy

Sent from my Kindle Fire

Sent: Fri May 11 07:22:28 EDT 2012

To: " mb12valtrex "

<mb12valtrex >

Subject: Re: Re Need to relocate,

which states are better??

 

Big business, money, george bush, money more important

than consumer safety...like many states in the us but I

have impression it would be worse than some

states...just my guess haven't done the research...i do

know california is always ahead on this (bpa, better

emission controls I believe, warnings for consumers on

potentially dangerous products etc)...

-- Sent from my Palm Pre

On May 11, 2012 6:24 AM, RnD & amp;

TnT wrote:

 

,

Why would you be weary of Tx.

Nina

>

>

>  

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> I have been looking to move also.I found that

there was

> to much

> moisture and ticks in northern California.The

Goleta and

> Santa

> Barbara area seems to be ideal.The air

pollution is not

> too bad

> (although today I found conflicting info. on

their air

> pollution

> rates).There is a 2hr. drive to lots of

different

> Dr.s.Also I can

> see my son in a full body wetsuit with the feet

and head

> covered,surfing everyday(seems very

therapeutic)My son

> has a hard

> time with too hot or too cold of weather also.I

checked

> a lot into

> San Diego but always came up against huge

pollution

>

> problems.           

> Tammy F.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>  

>

>

> Thanks a lot Mel! I will explore Northern

> Colorado. I

> hope that this thread doesn't die and more

> parents will

> provide their input as to which states are

> good for our

> kids. Relocating is a big decision and the

> most important

> aspect is where our kids can prosper. Somebody

> had

> suggested Seattle a few months ago but I

> always wonder if

> there is more mold toxicity because of

> humidity? Any input

> will be appreciated.

>

>

>

> is

>

>

>

>

>

> > >

>

> > > Hi everyone,

>

> > >

>

> > > We are planning to relocate. We are

> currently in

> the toxic state NJ and finally decided to

> move. We have to

> decide based on where my husband can find a

> job and where

> my son will do better in terms of toxins and

> allergies. We

> have been looking into Dallas or Austin,TX,

> Chicago, IL,

> San Diego, CA, Oregon. What states are

> actually good for

> our kids environmentally as well in terms of

> education and

> other supports? Would love to hear from anyone

> who has

> looked into this.

>

> > >

>

> > > Thanks

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> > > is

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[Guest guest]

When I lived in Austin,Tx. I found the social services government

agencies saw me as a burden.They seemed to not want to help.My

experience was awful there.(I saw it as, pull up your bootstraps and

get to work) despite being very ill.                                

Tammy F.

 

If you are interested in services for your kid, CA offers

one of the best services esp. Silicon Valley. Mind

Institute is located in CA (AFAIK, the director's son is

autistic). My son's therapist has lived in silicon valley

with her autistic twins and she recommended me to move to

CA if I decide to leave NY but don't go south was her

answer (don't know why).

Noel

On Fri, May 11, 2012 at 10:58 AM,

Tammy

wrote:

 

Although, california has good homeschool

laws.                               Tammy F.

 

California is also pro Big Pharma. 

Last year,  they passed a law making

it legal for kids as young as 12 to

get the "STD " vaccs (such as HPV)

without a parent's knowledge or

consent.  So keep in mind that your

12 year old can go to the school

nurse with a headache and walk out

of her office vaccinated without you

ever knowing or consenting to it.

They are also in the process of

trying to pass a law that will

require a doctor's signature stating

that you have been informed of the

dangers of not vaccinating if you

choose to sign an exemption.  Cali

wouldnt be my first choice.

Tammy

Sent from my Kindle Fire

From:

Sent: Fri May 11 07:22:28 EDT

2012

To: "mb12valtrex "

<mb12valtrex >

Subject: Re: Re

Need to relocate, which states are

better??

 

Big business, money, george bush,

money more important than consumer

safety...like many states in the

us but I have impression it would

be worse than some states...just

my guess haven't done the

research...i do know california is

always ahead on this (bpa, better

emission controls I believe,

warnings for consumers on

potentially dangerous products

etc)...

--

Sent from my Palm Pre

On May 11, 2012

6:24 AM, RnD & amp; TnT

wrote:

 

,

Why would you be weary of Tx.

Nina

>

>

>  

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> I have been looking to

move also.I found that there

was

> to much

> moisture and ticks in

northern California.The Goleta

and

> Santa

> Barbara area seems to be

ideal.The air pollution is not

> too bad

> (although today I found

conflicting info. on their air

> pollution

> rates).There is a 2hr.

drive to lots of different

> Dr.s.Also I can

> see my son in a full body

wetsuit with the feet and head

> covered,surfing

everyday(seems very

therapeutic)My son

> has a hard

> time with too hot or too

cold of weather also.I checked

> a lot into

> San Diego but always came

up against huge pollution

>

> problems.           

> Tammy F.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>  

>

>

> Thanks a lot Mel! I will

explore Northern

> Colorado. I

> hope that this thread

doesn't die and more

> parents will

> provide their input as to

which states are

> good for our

> kids. Relocating is a big

decision and the

> most important

> aspect is where our kids

can prosper. Somebody

> had

> suggested Seattle a few

months ago but I

> always wonder if

> there is more mold

toxicity because of

> humidity? Any input

> will be appreciated.

>

>

>

> is

>

>

>

>

>

> > >

>

> > > Hi everyone,

>

> > >

>

> > > We are planning

to relocate. We are

> currently in

> the toxic state NJ and

finally decided to

> move. We have to

> decide based on where my

husband can find a

> job and where

> my son will do better in

terms of toxins and

> allergies. We

> have been looking into

Dallas or Austin,TX,

> Chicago, IL,

> San Diego, CA, Oregon.

What states are

> actually good for

> our kids environmentally

as well in terms of

> education and

> other supports? Would

love to hear from anyone

> who has

> looked into this.

>

> > >

>

> > > Thanks

>

> > > is

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