Did Toxic Mold Kill Colorado Springs Boy

The following is based on facts and real life accounts, followed by my opnions on the issues.

A Colorado Springs mother is pointing her finger at toxic mold for the death of her son.

Air-quality inspector finds a shocking amount of mold right next to the boys bedroom.

Many others have complained of being sick from the mold.

While Colorado Springs has had numerous issues with toxic mold over the past year, this is not an isolated problem. Across the country there are hundreds of buildings under the scrutiny of mold infestation, across the country there are thousands if not tens of thousands of complaints filed every year of people claiming mold as the culprit for their problems. My question is, what is being done?

Many schools in Colorado Springs were closed for remediation or opened late this past year because of toxic mold. This is wise and this is prudent, but all across the country there are businesses, apartment complexes, and housing landlords who are denying the existence of a problem with toxic mold.

There have been so many cases across such a wide spectrum of the population from the East Coast to the West Coast, from the north to the south, of people who have been exposed to high levels of mold, all reporting similar symptoms. Cancer rates increase in groups who have been exposed to high levels of mold, multiple chemical sensitivities in many people who have been exposed to mold, and the list is large, so why does it get ignored?

The CDC does not see toxic mold as being poisonous to people. Several governors mansion's over the past five years have been quarantined for remediation and millions of dollars spent to clean the mold up in the buildings that house our governors, but why? The CDC says it is not dangerous, it is not poisonous, it is not toxic, just clean it up with bleach.