Ok, I dont know how mny of you know the background on my current situation in my townhome. The basic story is that In may 07 our toilet broke and started overflowing on its own while we were sleeping, running for no more than 5 hours before i realized i heard water rushing. Enough water hit the floor that is leaked through the floor into my living
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it makes your landlord a bad landlord, but that's all
personally, i would look for new accommodations ASAP, I know it sucks when you have to move with kids, but if it's already taken a year to fix obvious damage, how long will it take to fix not so obvious damage
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You can buy test kits.
To find out if it truly is stachybotrys chartarum, you are going to have to get tests done on the spores and your blood by an accredited lab.
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Black mold isn't anything to mess around with, and based on the "responsiveness" of your landlord to sorely needed and long overdue repairs, I'd second the motion to be looking for a new place to live. It's a hassle, but your health is worth it. Since your landlord won't even fix damage to your place, expecting them to inform you about possible health hazards seems to be giving them a lot more credit than they are due.
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http://community.livejournal.com/law_questions/620216.html
warning... lots and lots of reading with multiple links and such. My doc office just called back to ask why i am asking for the test and are debating if they should offer the blood test or if i should be seen before ordering the test. I told them my main concern was to find out if there was a test, so i could consider it for myself, but definitely talk to the kids doc about getting them tested. They were a bit shocked I have waited so long too.
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