Allison Evans

It's just the worst.

I mean, you can just, you can be doing everything right.

And if you're living in mold, you know, it's just, again, it's going to, and the thing about mold is it can affect everybody in the family differently.

So wherever someone's Achilles heel is, like that's what's going to bring it out.

And because everyone's, you know, manifesting in a different symptom, it's hard to even know what it is and where it's coming from.

But I will say if there are persistent, you know, asthmatic issues or insomnia or anxiety, tremors, any sort of neurological disorder, autoimmune, all of a sudden you're like, where did this come from?

Why did this switch just get turned on?

I highly recommend hiring someone to come in that really understands mold, not from a perspective of, oh, let's get clearance because you're about to sell your house because that's a really different conversation than, hey, mold can actually do a lot of harm to your body.

So making sure you're hiring someone like, you know,

Test my home.

There's so many different building biologists out there that can really help you understand and go into the walls.

I mean, removing the sockets from the walls and taking cameras into your walls, not just, you know, doing an air test.

I mean, there's lots of ways that you can really dig down and figure that out.

Yes.

In fact, mold is actually how I discovered that I have Lyme disease.

So about seven years ago, I am nursing my seven and a half year old.

And I noticed all of a sudden I'm like breaking out.

I mean, horrible acne, which I hadn't had in years.

I mean, since middle school.

Um, my husband was getting some headaches and then I noticed that my nursing baby was getting really irritated, agitated, and then like had a vaginal rash.