I’m a respiratory therapist and I work with hospice patients so I’m often with patients when they die.

If someone gets a respiratory problem the attorneys will look at building permits, moisture levels, windows, molds and ventilation.

I work as a respiratory therapist at a hospital in Oregon. 

I work as a realtor and night shift at a hospital as a respiratory therapist, I don't have my own family.

And if you have a tenant that comes down w some type of respiratory issue, you could be sued.Death I’d do.  

Just FYI that I recently found out, the black mastic for those 50's and 60's era vinyl tiles often have small amounts of asbestos...definitely stuff that calls for respiratory protection at the least.Would love to hear about the numbers as well as the neighborhood.Nice renovation!

I work as a realtor and night shift at a hospital as a respiratory therapist, I don't have my own family.

Long ago, I actually rented a one bedroom apartment in a red brick quadplex built around 1920, I was on the top floor, and the flat roof started to leak in the closet, didn't notice it right away until I had respiratory issues.

I started a Corf   Comprehensive outpatient respiratory facility..

People can have respiratory problems from exposure to mold.