Ellen

It feels like I have a second full-time job that I'm not being paid for and I did not ask for.

And I don't have the background, you know, me with a standing home.

The things that I need to understand are, you know, around toxic contaminations and remediation and restoration.

And I don't have a chemistry background.

I don't want to go home and worry that I'm going to end up with cancer or respiratory illness.

But I ache in my heart to go home.

We know what we have tested positive for, which includes, oh my gosh, I couldn't even tell you all the things, asbestos, lead, beryllium, cyanide.

Oh, we have.

We've paid out of pocket.

And all those contaminants inside of them have become part of the smoke and gotten into the house.

Hmm, OK. Can we just say it's great?

Hmm, OK. Can we just say it's great?

Hmm, OK. Can we just say it's great?

With lots and lots of laughs. So everybody knows. I only told Mandy. Well, I only told Mom and Dad. That's everybody.

With lots and lots of laughs. So everybody knows. I only told Mandy. Well, I only told Mom and Dad. That's everybody.

With lots and lots of laughs. So everybody knows. I only told Mandy. Well, I only told Mom and Dad. That's everybody.

with lots and lots of laughs. So everybody knows? I only told Mandy. Well, I only told Mom and Dad. That's everybody.

with lots and lots of laughs. So everybody knows? I only told Mandy. Well, I only told Mom and Dad. That's everybody.

with lots and lots of laughs. So everybody knows? I only told Mandy. Well, I only told Mom and Dad. That's everybody.

With lots and lots of laughs. So everybody knows? I only told Mandy. Well, I only told Mom and Dad. That's everybody.