All Related Resources for Remediation

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Thriving Tips for Travel, the Holidays, and Always Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+ Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+

It does take diligence and maintenance, but thriving with CIRS is doable and possible, even through the busy holiday season.

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Free Got Mold Guide Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+ Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+

The only science-based, proven, peer-reviewed path to recovery. Discover the Shoemaker process and protocol for diagnosing, testing and treating Mold Illness.

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The Surviving Mold Membership Program Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+ Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+

The Membership Program was created as a place for both CIRS patients and practitioners to learn, stay current, connect, and thrive as they learn what it means to navigate life with CIRS.

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Healing connections: Doctors who embrace their practice with the soul of a poet. Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+ Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+

The following article pulls a few excerpts from a piece by one of Dr. Shoemaker’s patients, Shaler McClure Wright. The piece appeared as an episode in a series titled, “Soul Chronicles for the Chronically Ill” on healthstorycollaborative.org

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NOW AVAILABLE! Indoor Environmental Professional Panel of Surviving Mold CONSENSUS STATEMENT for Microbial Remediation 2020 Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+ Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+

The Indoor Environmental Professional Panel of Surviving Mold CONSENSUS 2020 is now available.

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Call to Action- a Change.org petition regarding Military Housing by The Military Matters Foundation Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+ Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+

United States military members and their families are being made direly ill from their contaminated military housing. Adding devastating insult to injury, they are not getting medical help from the military physicians that they need in order to recover

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Indoor Environmental Professionals Panel of Surviving Mold CONSENSUS STATEMENT Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+ Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+

Medically sound investigation and remediation of water-damaged Buildings in cases of CIRS-WDB Larry Schwartz CIEC, BSME, MBA, Greg Weatherman CMC, Michael Schrantz CIEC, CMI, BPI-BA/EP, Will Spates CIAQP, CIEC, Jeff Charlton, ACIEC, AACIEH, Keith Berndtson...

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40 minutes pass before emergency help reaches dying SUNO professor Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+ Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+

This is the third part of a three-part series As Guillarne Leary lay unconscious at Tulane Medical Center in February 2014, members of Southern University at New Orleans' Psychology Club decided to attend Sunday service at St. Augustine Church in Treme

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Mold problems and health concerns got 'Band-Aid solution' from SUNO, critics say Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+ Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+

This is the second part of a three-part series. After Hurricane Katrina destroyed Southern University at New Orleans' library and its nearly 1 million volumes, the remaining 100 or so books were moved to a single FEMA trailer.

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Did a moldy building kill 4 New Orleans college professors? Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+ Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+

Part of a three-part investigative series exploring the mysterious deaths of four professors at Southern University at New Orleans

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The 2014 Physician’s Round Table conference- Accentuating the "Heal" in Health Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+ Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+

Please join us for the 6th year of quality conferences for clinicians and other healthcare professionals.

Date: 3/13/2014 - 3/16/2014
Location: Tampa, FL 33607

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Condensed Remediation Plan For Small Microbial Particles Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+ Share on Twitter Like on Facebook Share on Google+

Mold is common in the natural environment and is constantly introduced to indoor living spaces by outside air, on people, and through food. Many forms of mold may produce mycotoxins if water activity requirements are met along with other factors.