Re: Some advice, please

[Guest guest]

Hi, M.

I have receintly been through the same thing. I moved out of the enviroment

imediatley. I had

things hepa vaccumed outside, clothes dry cleaned or washed comercially and

deliever to the new

residence that had been air tested. All hard surfaces were tacky wiped and

cleaned with hydron

peroxide. I did buy a new bed, pillows and sheets. My landlord paid for the

cleaning and moving

with a lot of threats of legal action. I did pay for the airtesting at the new

place. The meat

and vegatbles with a lot of water diet helped as well. I have be using hydron

peroxide for nasel

cleaning and gargling. It will take time to recover, it just depents on the

length of exposure.

Hope you do well.

Don in Sedona

--- mryan911 <mryan911@...> wrote:

> About three months ago I began having trouble breathing, headaches,

> and sinus problems. I discovered black/green mold in the vents in my

> apartment and asked the landlord to clean it out, which they did but

> it grew back. I asked them to test the mold, and they hired someone

> that determined that " most of the mold was Cladosporium, but some

> Aspergillus/Pencillium spores were also found in the vents "

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> I've read some scary things online about aspegillus and pencillium,

> but would appreciate any feedback you have for me. My questions include:

> 1. Should I ask for additional testing to determine something more

> specific about the mold that was present?

> 2. Is there any further testing that can be done to determine how much

> damage I've sustained from neurotoxins?

> 3. Should I truly throw out everything that is in that apartment and

> start over, or can I just wipe tiongs down with bleach and have

> fabrics dry cleaned or vaccummed?

> 4. How normal is it to find these types of mold?

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> Thanks for any help or guidance, SickBuilding community. I'm pretty

> freaked out.

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> M

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