Can't remove unless it's diseased and even then it requires a permit and public notice to remove)

I also have a 4 yr old who was diagnosed with Reactive Airways Disease and it isn't healthy for him to be around carpet period nevermind a dirty one.

High and prolonged levels of cortisol cause negative symptoms,I am a former diabetic but I still have high blood pressure so stress can contribute to these biological conditions: heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, depression, anxiety disorder, and other illnessesWhat are stressors in the immediate environment?

I've seen your profile and posts before this and god bless you for being a mother of 4, I can't imagine what it has been like for you (because having a lab puppy is a handful enough for me at the ripe age of 22 - not to mention it might be a wee bit frowned upon if I put a child in a crate to go to work on stuff) and I can tell you are one of the few who truly put in the efforts to do whatever it takes but I'm referring more or less to the people who claim depression and anxiety and ADD and all these other "diseases" stop them from achieving success and financial freedom and try to put a burden on others and tell them how tough the world is.

The car disease is just one of those things - 'If I have to explain, you wouldn't understand'.

If my childrent don't sell to the farmer, will the farmer trash the ground, disease all the trees, making it impossible to sell to anyone else?

There are many nasty diseases you can catch from the large populations of insects such as malaria, dengue fever, zika, typhoid, yellow fever, bacterial infections, etc.

So you are in 100% agreement with the fact that anyone (even someone who is not a citizen and/or who can not afford to pay for medical care) walks into a doctor's office or a hospital, that person should receive all "necessary measures" to "prevent disease" or to "heal their sickness"...

Boston Mayor Martin Walsh asked the Massachusetts court system “to offer leniency to those facing non-essential evictions” as consumer advocates called for a ban on the practice during the infectious disease pandemic.

You're right, our hazel nuts (filberts) are commercially grown and disease is extremely well controlled.