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Hey, everyone.

Today I spoke again with Mike Schrantz, who is an indoor environmental pollution specialist.

And we had come on the podcast before we discussed mold.

This time, the follow-up conversation actually turned into what do I do about the mold that was found in my condo in Austin?

And this has been a pretty eye-opening experience.

And I've learned a lot in terms of how to use the system, meaning we

have HVAC professionals, we have remediation specialists, we have IEPs who do their analysis.

So I've learned a lot. I've also learned more about what some of these symptoms feel like.

And this is, I think, an instructive process for our audience to kind of be a fly on the

wall, to listen to both on the one hand, how clear the path can be to some extent when

you have the right professional on your team leading the charge

and how hazy it can be when you don't. So it was a very insightful conversation with Mike today.

I am not out of the woods. I am midstream with this process, but I'm happy to share what I'm learning

and definitely want to

acknowledge that when someone does have documented mold in their home, even someone who

has myself, I think I'm in pretty darn good health otherwise, and I'm not a very reactive

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