RE: Beware of the Car Wash

[Guest guest]

>>>Because of mold posioning I am now limited in the places I go. The

movies, library, supermarket and Mall all have mold. I was feeling

adventerous today so I thought I would get my car washed - bad

idea.>>

It's sad. I'm limited also and specifically avoid know toxic mold places.

I'm an herbalist and organic gardener and would like to become active in our

local non-profit group called Urban Harvest to learn more about organic

growing and networking with others. However their office is located in a

very old high school building with is too toxic for me. The first and only

time I visited I was hit by the mold as soon as I opened the front doors of

the school building. I took a chance---bad mistake--to find the Urban

Harvest group's office and soon realized I couldn't stay in there any

longer. Yes we are restricted and have to protect ourselves unfortunately

by avoiding as much as possible.

My favorite wholesale organic herb nursery has an old building that is full

of " green stuff growing on the walls " . However I don't react to that at

all. So not all mold is dangerous to my health.

Rosie

[Guest guest]

" moldcankill " wrote:

>

I was feeling adventerous today so I thought I would get my car

washed - bad idea. <

I ran into that same type of problem in Gardnerville.

But I make it a habit to test any area I intend to park my

automobile.

So I got out - " Perceptified " the situation as I always do, and

evacuated before the damage was done.

Learned to do this pre-emptive check from experience.

Dr D and I were on a trip, stopped in front of a kayak shop we

intended to enter, walked toward it, and simultaneously looked at

each other in shock at the " badness " of the area. As we ran for the

truck, she yelled at me to hurry - as if I wasn't moving as fast as

I could!

We could feel the lingering effects on the vehicle for two days from

just a minute in that zone.

This is one heck of a way to live!

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