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June 21
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A myRAteam Member

I actually had fungus show up in my blood work because we were living in an apartment with a bad mold problem. I was sick all the time & my allergies were horrible. We’ve moved since then. My blood tests are back to normal & I feel so much better. It was really rough dealing with those things on top of Rheumatoid Arthritis & Fibromyalgia. The upside for me is that is actually how I found my way to the rheumatologist & was finally diagnosed, finding out what had been going on with me for the past several years.

June 21
A myRAteam Member

Thank you! It wasn’t a problem before. We’ve been having severe storms and water leaked into the living room wall and I think it’s moldy. It’s really bothering me. Hopefully we’ll find someone to repair it soon.

June 21
A myRAteam Member

YES But I was told to watch for mold. Dr said not to eat cheeses that were grown in mold. Be careful of it in the house and bathrooms. My dr said that being in the PNW Pacific Northwest it is a constant problem for any immunocompromised person. Thus all the time my hubbys checks out spots. We are very lucky we have no problem with mold.
However. My bout of phemonia last years was because of our visitors luggage was a cesspool of mold. Which was eradicated quickly.
All allergies are more of an issue because we don’t have the immune system anymore Take care Hugs

June 21
A myRAteam Member

Yes.

June 21
A myRAteam Member

yes! absolutely

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