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How I Cured Morgellons
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10/8/2019 9:45:37 AM |
We keep the humidity level in our home below 50% at all times. We have a large basement de-humidifier running in the finished basement, and we have two more running, in the unfinished basement, full time. This ensures no mold will grow back. De-humidifiers are a must for any damp or not well-ventilated spaces. It is vital to determine what is the cause of the mold..where it is coming from. Our mold situation developed, we surmise, because we delayed in getting our automatic garage doors fixed, which led to garage always being shut during the hot, humid summer months, then a damp armchair was stored in the garage, and most likely that started things... there was too little ventilation and too much humidity in the garage/basement area...and while the amount of mold that grew while we were away on a trip was small, it was enough to make me very ill. While we had mold coverage on our home insurance, they denied us any coverage..we don't have the best insurance company, and most of the things that cause mold were not covered by them. So we spent a lot of money, and never got anything from the insurance. I am still paying the medical bills. Landlords are required to eradicate mold--it is a known health hazard. Mary, I urge you to persist in asking your landlord to test for it and treat it. Also, it may be there are others in your building who have mold-associated illnesses, as well. You could ask the other tenants, and that would strengthen your case with the landlord. I had a bad landlord many years ago who refused to do anything about the holes in my house's foundation, which was allowing rats and other wild animals to enter into the house. I finally got the town involved, and the landlord was forced to do resolve the issue Fortunately, we found eventually another place that was in good condition. Freddie, since you cannot move, I would invest in de-humidifiers to dry your home--those are not too expensive--and also look into professional mold tests and remediation treatments. Prices vary dramatically. The main thing is to figure out why the mold is occurring in the first place..then address those issues so that the mold, once eradicated, does not come back. If you don't have enough ventilation, then that will need to be fixed. If you have any pipes leaking, or some other water or dampness source, that will need to be fixed. It's not an insurmountable obstacle...yes, it does mean spending some money, but your life and your health must come first. We went into debt to fix our house, and are now slowly digging our way out...watching our pennies these days. Keeping you all in my thoughts, and I hope to make it to the prayer call this weekend! I miss hearing your voices! love, Maria | |||
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