Re: Re: Never had central air/ DARLENE

[Guest guest]

central air is a necessity in dallas and it sucks the lifeblood from me. I have

asthma and bronchiactesis so every after noon I am gasping and hoping to hang on

until after dark on those 105 degree days. It has cooled of to 90 and my body

fstill feels parched as a consequence of these summers. Tonight I walked 2.5

miles. I am coming back but very gradually. started homeopathy drops

yesterday. had to try something new because all of the old was not working.

darlenesb2000 <darlenesb2000@...> wrote: Yes that is exactly what

i m saying.

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> > I never had central air/heat ever. Never had

> > sinus trouble, cough, swollen vocal cords, etc.

> > symptoms of sick building syndro9me./ was even

> > diagnosed with MRSA and wasnt hospitalized in

> > the past year for anything and have not been

> > around children where this can be a prevalent

> > illness (MRSA). Now I am also going to be

> > tested to see if the molds, etc, are affecting

> > my immune system. I just get sicker and

> > sicker, one added thing all the time. Can't

> > move, cant have every place I want to move to

> > tested, cant afford a move....I am sure you all

> > understand these things and what I am telling

> > you all........It is terrible and sad for all

> > of us with these symptoms/illnesses/diseases

> > caused from molds, mycotoxins, fungi, etc.

> >

> > Darlene

> >

>

[Guest guest]

In the airport in Dallas last week I was talking

to a lady from Colorado Springs, CO. I mentioned

I was cold and complained about the air

conditioning everywhere. She said where she was

from nobody has air conditioning in their homes.

She said the summers are not that hot, so the

homes are built without them. I told her I was

down to clinic to be treated since I got sick

from mold I cleaned up in my home. She said

she's never seen mold in any house where she is

from. I believe her. Now they get cold winters

so the central heating doesn't seem to be hurting

anything. She was middle aged and looked pretty

healthy and wasn't coughing or any telltale sign

she was sick, but just didn't realize it yet. I

think I was a central dehumidifier only and put

large ceiling fans in areas I spend alot of time,

bedroom, kitchen. Turn on a/c is it is already

in, once in a blue moon. I like the heat.

People go into sauna to relax. I believe in the

saying, it's not the heat, it's the humidity,

it's just we've built the cooling systems to

mainly COOL and not dehumidify very well. My

mother got pneumonia and landed in a hospital in

Florida when we went down there on vacation from

perspiring in the heat and then walking in and

out of those cold hotel lobbies, restaurants and

stores. She was very sick and so it doesn't do a

body good either. I've heard it isn't healthy to

have home temperature much different from outdoor

temperature. You can't help it in the dead of

winter but in the summer you could.

--- darlenesb2000 <darlenesb2000@...>

wrote:

> Yes that is exactly what i m saying.

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[Guest guest]

WE DONT GET THE FREEZES.

bbw <barb1283@...> wrote: In the airport in Dallas last week I

was talking

to a lady from Colorado Springs, CO. I mentioned

I was cold and complained about the air

conditioning everywhere. She said where she was

from nobody has air conditioning in their homes.

She said the summers are not that hot, so the

homes are built without them. I told her I was

down to clinic to be treated since I got sick

from mold I cleaned up in my home. She said

she's never seen mold in any house where she is

from. I believe her. Now they get cold winters

so the central heating doesn't seem to be hurting

anything. She was middle aged and looked pretty

healthy and wasn't coughing or any telltale sign

she was sick, but just didn't realize it yet. I

think I was a central dehumidifier only and put

large ceiling fans in areas I spend alot of time,

bedroom, kitchen. Turn on a/c is it is already

in, once in a blue moon. I like the heat.

People go into sauna to relax. I believe in the

saying, it's not the heat, it's the humidity,

it's just we've built the cooling systems to

mainly COOL and not dehumidify very well. My

mother got pneumonia and landed in a hospital in

Florida when we went down there on vacation from

perspiring in the heat and then walking in and

out of those cold hotel lobbies, restaurants and

stores. She was very sick and so it doesn't do a

body good either. I've heard it isn't healthy to

have home temperature much different from outdoor

temperature. You can't help it in the dead of

winter but in the summer you could.

--- darlenesb2000 <darlenesb2000@...>

wrote:

> Yes that is exactly what i m saying.

>

[Guest guest]

Barb1283,

I hate to disagree with your aquaintance from Colorado Springs but

many houses in Colorado Springs and Denver have A/C and most new ones

are built with it standard. It can be very hot here. Three years ago

we had nearly 80 days of 90+ degrees with about 10 above 100. This

year we had almost all of June in the 90's with several days over 100

and set at least 4 all-time record highs. The water damage and mold

remediation business in this area is in the 10s of millions of

dollars per year. The Yellow Pages are full of these types of

contractors. One builder recently reported $19 million in costs just

for themselves on one type of construction defect resulting in water

and mold damage. And this is a semi-arid climate without lots of

rain. But we do have condensation issues and MANY crawlspace

problems. Per my previous post, a house seperates indoors from

outdoors. That means that the indoors can be very different than the

outside.

Carl Grimes

Healthy Habitats LLC

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> In the airport in Dallas last week I was talking

> to a lady from Colorado Springs, CO. I mentioned

> I was cold and complained about the air

> conditioning everywhere. She said where she was

> from nobody has air conditioning in their homes.

> She said the summers are not that hot, so the

> homes are built without them. I told her I was

> down to clinic to be treated since I got sick

> from mold I cleaned up in my home. She said

> she's never seen mold in any house where she is

> from. I believe her. Now they get cold winters

> so the central heating doesn't seem to be hurting

> anything. She was middle aged and looked pretty

> healthy and wasn't coughing or any telltale sign

> she was sick, but just didn't realize it yet. I

> think I was a central dehumidifier only and put

> large ceiling fans in areas I spend alot of time,

> bedroom, kitchen. Turn on a/c is it is already

> in, once in a blue moon. I like the heat.

> People go into sauna to relax. I believe in the

> saying, it's not the heat, it's the humidity,

> it's just we've built the cooling systems to

> mainly COOL and not dehumidify very well. My

> mother got pneumonia and landed in a hospital in

> Florida when we went down there on vacation from

> perspiring in the heat and then walking in and

> out of those cold hotel lobbies, restaurants and

> stores. She was very sick and so it doesn't do a

> body good either. I've heard it isn't healthy to

> have home temperature much different from outdoor

> temperature. You can't help it in the dead of

> winter but in the summer you could.

>

> --- darlenesb2000 <darlenesb2000@...>

> wrote:

>

> > Yes that is exactly what i m saying.

> >

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[Guest guest]

walked it in 10 segments over the course of the day and night. I have to keep

my legs strong because the muscles control bp. it is cooling off here. too

fast. have to keep the ac low to breathe. i am sure you know that one.///oh my

gosh, i do that burning and overheating sensation. what causes it???

tigerpaw2c <tigerpaw2c@...> wrote: Leigh,

Congratulations, I don't know how you did it with all your symptoms.

What drops are you taking? And do you contribute them to your

stamina of being able to walk 2.5 miles? Especiallly in the heat.

Before Sharon got sick we used to hike, bike, ski, camp, so we were

quite active, but since this has occurred we haven't been able to

attempt any of these endeavors.

When I take her out now it's never in the heat and I know if it's

anything over 200 yards she will pay for it the next day. So I

always bring a wheelchair with me, even though she says no. Wherever

we are at, most of the times somewhere outdoors, park, etc., it

isn't long before she is sitting in it. She always runs a fever,

especially late afternoon until the next morning. (regulate body

temperature) a burning sensation from the inside out, that not too

many are really able to explain. So trying to even attempt something

like this is way out of the question, especially still experiencing

heart palpations every now and then. Another reason to use the HBOT.

So walking that distance is definately out for my wife, at least for

right now. Sweating, overheating and burning up from the inside

would put her in bed for days, which then of course would flare

everything else up.

KC

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> > > I never had central air/heat ever. Never had

> > > sinus trouble, cough, swollen vocal cords, etc.

> > > symptoms of sick building syndro9me./ was even

> > > diagnosed with MRSA and wasnt hospitalized in

> > > the past year for anything and have not been

> > > around children where this can be a prevalent

> > > illness (MRSA). Now I am also going to be

> > > tested to see if the molds, etc, are affecting

> > > my immune system. I just get sicker and

> > > sicker, one added thing all the time. Can't

> > > move, cant have every place I want to move to

> > > tested, cant afford a move....I am sure you all

> > > understand these things and what I am telling

> > > you all........It is terrible and sad for all

> > > of us with these symptoms/illnesses/diseases

> > > caused from molds, mycotoxins, fungi, etc.

> > >

> > > Darlene

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