Air today, gone Tomorrow -- Getting to the Truth

February 11, 2002

I was on the list some time ago and had detailed my story about the neglect

in the Harford County Public Schools with regard to sick buildings. While I

no longer work there, my secretary does. She just related the following to

me:

" Thanks Rochelle for remembering me in this horrible saga. I still have mold

growing on the furniture, refrigerator seal, and books, even after they were

professionally cleaned by HCPS. I understand that all of the mold is

starting to grow back at Edgewood Middle School. What next for all of those

kids and

staff? My nose bleeds have stopped since I left that horrible place. It took

about 6 months for them to completely stop. I just wonder what all of this

residual mold is doing to us that is growing back? "

I fear that the issue of sick buildings in NYC at the WTC disaster site will

now haunt us for many years to come. I have put together a page at

about the current issues. It has made me very sensitive to the plight of all

of the construction workers, firemen, and dog rescue personnel that have

worked or continue to work the site. Being a Golden person, I have also been

worried about the effect on the innocent dogs who were immersed in the

poisonous cocktail of muck down there. That is the basis of my page on

Captain Shields and Golden Bear (

http://landofpuregold.com/bear.htm ). The fact that this dog developed skin

cancer at the perimeter of a wound he sustained on the pile is truly

frightening.

Golden-ly,

National Assn. of School Psychologists

Creator of 1000+ page site - http://landofpuregold.com

MEMBER: Delta Society, Canine Companions for Independence, Pets & People,

International Assn. of Assistance Dog Partners, GRREAT, GoldHeart & Yankee

GR Rescues, Potomac Valley GRC, GRCA

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