Well there you go, the mold at work could be a significant factor with your nasal/breathing. How's your eyes? Not sore/irritated? Any neck ache?. Can you smell the mold? Or can you see it? Mold is quite a serious toxin - its on par with burnt plastic.
* By "toxins" i am also implying allergens, eg dust mites which you might not be able to smell.
Reacting to toxins used to make me more stressed. Who knows, the toxins could be stressing you out, and in turn those stressful thoughts are triggering a panic attack??
^ I've noticed that my "breathing issues" only tend to come around when my mind is racing and I'm feeling anxious, which is exactly why these "issues" are just a symptom of my panicking. I don't truly have any "breathing issues."
As far as smelling or seeing any of that stuff at work, no I can't. But I'm sure it's there. It's an old building, and it's not exactly clean either. I'm not the only one with nasal issues from that place. Every single day my coworkers and I are sneezing and sniffling, some worse than others. And it's always worse the warmer the day is. I'm not exposed to any other allergens either.
I didn't get paid today. Last weekend I had an issue where they missed my timecard at work. I turned it in late in the day, after all the other cards had been put into the system (I didn't know they filed them that day), and one of the store owners said he'd leave a note so they could get it into the system so I could get paid. He didn't. I'm sure he forgot; he really isn't a bad person. He had filed it away and it took the woman at the front office forever to find it. Plus I got filed as I didn't work for that entire week. Now I won't get a check until next week. Kinda sucks, kinda made me mad, but whatever.
(It's a small local store with only about 50 employees, maybe a bit more. How in the hell can you not keep track of people? I work nearly every day, it's extremely unusual for me to even take off more than 3 days, everyone knows that. Or so I thought.)
