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On 8/09/08, Reporter Kenny Lopaz KVEO TV wrote:
> Re: KVEO TVNBC Ch 23 Brownsville Texas Fire Houses
> Posted by Reporter Kenny Lopez with video on 8/09/08
>
> Deadly Black Mold in Brownsville Firehouses?
> KVEO TV 23 NBC Brownsville Texas
> By Kenny Lopez
>
> Story Created: Aug 5, 2008 at 10:24 PM CDT
>
> Story Updated: Aug 7, 2008 at 5:11 PM CDT
>
> Multimedia Watch The Video
> Are Brownsville Firefighters being exposed to deadly mold?
> One mold consultant says, "Yes."
> But The Fire Chief says, his firefighters are not in danger.
> In a story you will see first on News Center 23, Our Kenny
> Lopez investigates what is sparking all this controversy.
>
> A mold expert is fighting to save firefighter's health,
>
> go to Channel 23 NBC Brownsville Texas to Watch Amazing Video
> with 200 Firefighters and Paramedics documented ILLness due
> to Fire House Mold
I need help. I began to have vague and seemingly unrelated symptoms about 8
months ago. Shortly after moving into a new home. Some of the more serious
problems are severe sinus burning, miagraines, ringing ears, memory loss (short-term).
Although the sinus burning has decreased to a tolerable level I still have most of the
symptoms (too numerous to list) even after moving out of my home and leaving all
possesions behind. Several molds were found in the hvac and my blood test and other
tests were irregular when done by an environmental physician two states away. I also
have been told by seven local doctors nothing was wrong however none of which did
any screenings of blood or urinalysis. I like so many others am stranded without a
permant place to live and am unable to work due to the severity of symptoms. I
sometimes wonder how I can bear the discomfort until I can finally will myself to sleep.
Sleep is the only reprieve I have. I am very grateful to have recovered to a degree but
am at a loss in regard to attorneys and doctors. I have no money left and no way to
make any. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Singin' the blues in mississippi (when I can remember the words).

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More | Report Post rbrb rbrb Deadly Black Mold in Brownsville Firehouses? rbrb KVEO TV 23 NBC Brownsville Texas rbrb By Kenny Lopez rbrb rbrb Story Created: Aug 5, 2008 at 10:24 PM CDT rbrb rbrb Story Updated: Aug 7, 2008 at 5:11 PM CDT rbrb rbrb Multimedia Watch The Video rbrb Are Brownsville Firefighters being exposed to deadly mold? rbrb One mold consultant says, oxxoYes.oxxo rbrb But The Fire Chief says, his firefighters are not in danger. rbrb In a story you will see first on News Center 23, Our Kenny rbrb Lopez investigates what is sparking all this controversy. rbrb rbrb A mold expert is fighting to save firefighter's health, rbrb rbrb go to Channel 23 NBC Brownsville Texas to Watch Amazing Video rbrb with 200 Firefighters and Paramedics documented ILLness due rbrb to Fire House Mold I need help. I began to have vague and seemingly unrelated symptoms about 8 months ago. Shortly after moving into a new home. Some of the more serious problems are severe sinus burning, miagraines, ringing ears, memory loss (short-term). Although the sinus burning has decreased to a tolerable level I still have most of the symptoms (too numerous to list) even after moving out of my home and leaving all possesions behind. Several molds were found in the hvac and my blood test and other tests were irregular when done by an environmental physician two states away. I also have been told by seven local doctors nothing was wrong however none of which did any screenings of blood or urinalysis. I like so many others am stranded without a permant place to live and am unable to work due to the severity of symptoms. I sometimes wonder how I can bear the discomfort until I can finally will myself to sleep. Sleep is the only reprieve I have. I am very grateful to have recovered to a degree but am at a loss in regard to attorneys and doctors. I have no money left and no way to make any. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Singin' the blues in mississippi (when I can remember the words).">