Should We Burn Our Belongings?

[Guest guest]

Allstate's Industrial Hygienist said they can be cleaned.

Toxicologist's receptionist said that last weekend's health episodes

could be blamed on my husband's bringing towels and spices from the

infected home. (We never even went into the house, just got sick

from the contaminated items) She also said that we should discard

all porous items in the home.

Allstate says that they have to go by what the Industrial Hygienist

says. I wonder if there is any documented protocol that says that

porous material must be discarded.

We are not interested in cashing in at the insurance co's expense and

getting new furniture. Rather, we are interested in not being sick

anymore. I need solid documentation that says that our belongings

must be discarded, because the CDC and EPA web pages both say that

the furniture/clothes etc can be " cleaned. "

Does anyone have any experience in this? I hear so many stories

about people walking away from their homes. Who is telling them to

do this and on what information are they basing their recommendations

off of?

Please, if you have hard data, can you please share?

Thank you,

Townsend

[Guest guest]

Look at my web site for information germane to your problem. Today, I am about 90-95% recovered from my exposure. I think I’ll wind up with a diminution in my lung capacity of 15 to 20 %. If, I had realized sooner what the web site explains, I know the speed of my recovery would have been more rapid and the degree more complete.

www.stachy.5u.com

ph P. Klein, Sr., M.D.