Re: Disposable Clothing Question

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" healthier4all " wrote:

>

> Hi everyone. I'm really enjoying our discussions and would love

your input. That is buying disposal tyvek type protective clothing

which are inexpensive

> and disposable.

>

I'm sure that our friends might find it a trifle disconcerting to

have their neighbors see someone dressed in HAZmat gear entering the

house! Instant devaluation and suspicions aroused.

It would be a true friend who puts up with that.

I just decon and bag my normal attire to prevent cross contamination.

If you catch a response in time before the cascade fully developes,

you can " head-off " an amazing amount of pain.

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[Guest guest]

>>I'm sure that our friends might find it a trifle disconcerting to

have their neighbors see someone dressed in HAZmat gear entering the

house! Instant devaluation and suspicions aroused.

It would be a true friend who puts up with that.>>

Giggles indeed; however if friends and especially senior family members

choose to live in a toxic homes full of artificial fragrances which I cannot

tolerate and I must visit them then a hazmat suit would be most appropriate.

It might make a statement that yes I care for them; however I also respect

myself and my " illness " is real as is any other chronic illness.

It would also be a good idea to have a few in case of emergencies.

>>I just decon and bag my normal attire to prevent cross contamination.

If you catch a response in time before the cascade fully developes,

you can " head-off " an amazing amount of pain.->>

That's what I've been doing but he hazmat suit is disposable,

inexpensive, can be taken off without have to change clothes.

Rosie

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