then what types of assistance can you get until you find employment again. And for an example we will say the termination was due to poor job performance, does that unqualify you for unemployment benefits?
The following are some of the methods in the treatment of severe Asthma: What to do in an asthma attack The following guidelines are suitable for both children and adults and are the recommended steps to follow in an asthma attack: Take one to two puffs of your reliever inhaler (usually blue), immediately. Sit down and try to take slow, steady breaths. If you do not start to feel better, take two puffs of your reliever inhaler (one puff at a time) every two minutes. You can take up to ten puffs. If you do not feel better after taking your inhaler as above, or if you are worried at any time, call 999. If an ambulance does not arrive within 10 minutes and you are still feeling unwell, repeat step 3. If your symptoms improve and you do not need to call 999, you still need to see a doctor or asthma nurse within 24 hours. You can order a free, pocket size 'What to do in an asthma attack' card to carry with you here. You're having an asthma attack if any of the following happens: Your reliever isn't helping or lasting over four hours Your symptoms are getting worse (cough, breathlessness, wheeze or tight chest You're too breathless or it's difficult to speak, eat or sleep Your breathing may get faster and it feels like you can't get your breath in properly Children may complain of a tummy ache.
Leaking windows or those prone to condensation can lead to mold problems on the windowsills. Black mold can leave a stain on the sill and cause a musty odor in your home. It also can be a health hazard, so always rid your windowsill of mold as soon as you notice it. If you don't remove it promptly, it can spread and rot the wood of the sill, requiring it to be replaced. 1 Put on safety goggles, gloves and a dust mask. Removing mold can release dangerous spores into the air. 2 Cover the floor under the window with a plastic tarp and tape it in place. This should catch any falling mold spores near the window and keep them from resting in your carpet or other flooring. 3 Open the window to ventilate the area and give the mold spores the chance to fall outside instead of inside your home. Make sure it's a sunny, dry day to help the wood dry faster. 4 Mix a solution of one part bleach and three parts warm water. Scrub the black mold off the windowsill with a nylon brush. Dip the brush in the bleach mixture often. Wipe away the scraped mold and excess water with a clean rag. 5 Allow the windowsill to dry completely. Wipe off any remaining residue with a rag dampened with clean water, then allow the wood to dry before closing the window. 6 Sand away any leftover black mold stains with sandpaper, then vacuum the dust created by sanding. This option is best for unpainted windowsills; if you sand a painted windowsill, you must prime and paint it again to return it to its original look. 7 Untape the plastic tarp and fold it inward, then place it in a garbage bag for disposal.
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