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Yea some where in the desert, with dry air
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Judie
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I agree, Nevada is the place to go. Any desert-type place.
Someone suggested The Big Island in Hawaii I believe on the west side awhile back. There's a very dry area there. It's somewhere on that island but I can't remember the exact town.
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The Big Island was hit by the Tsunami. A lot of the shore front buildings are water damaged. I was there last winter visiting my friend and was getting mold hits like crazy. I was in Kona.
I agree about the desert.
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Have friends on the Big Island, where I got the insect bite giving me Lyme and 7 co-infections. When they leave the Island for some of the summertime on the mainland, they have to pack everything of fabric in containers with silica --- if they don't they have moldy clothes, pillows, etc. when they get back there few months later.
Everything there is damp!!! I felt sticky every day.
Be careful with New Mexico, the winds still bring up some remnants from the bomb testing/explosions for decades ago.
Mold is a part of life. Excessive mold reminds us to clean up the toxins from the body. And EMF is making things much much worse when it comes to mold.
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Speaking of insect bites, the first day I was there I got bit by some sort of bug. They were spraying for them when I got there.
Anyway started getting Bartonella symptoms about 5 days later. By the time I got home and back to the LLMD I had to start Bart treatment from square one pretty much.
I have wondered about that bug bite. Also met a guy there that totally had undiagnosed Lyme and co. Tried to point him in the right direction. You can lead a horse to water...
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I had a feeling that there was really no escaping mold completely.
However, with my genetics, I can't live in an endemic area and expect to get well.
AZ sounds nice. I bet the sun would do me some good. I always get worse in the winter here in the midwest/southeast.
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