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LisaK
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mold makes my tick disease sx much worse. every time it rains I get funky again. I need ot move, but I cannot right now.

I just felt like sharing this in case anyone else is frustrated over same. I have a homeopathic mold detox that used to help much, but not sure why it doesn't help as much now.

I know it has a lot to do with my MAST cell issues and I am working on that.

any suggestions ? anyone else have this happen?

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Dehumidifier?

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LisaK
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we have them running constantly

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My symptoms do get slightly worse when it rains. It seems like the buildings that I know have mold bother me more when it rains a lot.

When it's not raining I open the windows, and let the sun in, to kill the mold, but if the mold is coming from inside your walls or your ceiling, that wouldn't help.

Maybe an air cleaner would help? Or maybe some type of essential oil vaporizer that would kill the mold.

You might have a leak in the roof where water is getting in also.

But . . . When I was really sick, I would get weird every time it was going to storm really bad (not just rain). I think it had to do with the barometer.

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LisaK
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the roof! oh my you are right about that and we have holes in our roof. oh dear. trying to get the money up for fixing it .... $12,000 and they said if they find more holes it will go up of course. how do people do this?

I think you are right about barometric pressure. I feel it still and more than a year ago so im fearing - I hope the sx im having in general don't advance again. into what was before.

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I had to stay home from church today. Some of it is from the monsoonal moisture and some from the smoke coming in the valley from the fires in Cali.

I agree about the barometric pressure. It is normally stable here in the Vegas area but when the winds and rain and barometric goes up and down like a yo-yo, you can tell it!

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One church I was going to would give me really bad allergies sometimes, but I would be fine other times.

All I can think of is maybe it depended on whether the roof leaked or not-but they do such a nice job of keeping everything up, I can't imagine that they would miss a leak.

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