Hi, Nicola from another mouldy.
I'm thinking that your symptoms are manageable at the moment because you are 'masked'. (No, not
wearing one, for those who have no knowledge of this, but that's the term used for the body being able to 'cope' in a mouldy environment.) I live in England - 'nuff said.
I camped in a field once for a few months. It was great for detoxing and I was able to function while there. In my tent I had a
bucket with sawdust and a loo seat with a hinged lid balancing on the rim. Tricky but it was temporary and I was on a budget. The owner of the field let me empty the loo in a pile at one end of the field. It was a hot summer so I drank a lot of
water and I was detoxing through my bowels as well as my skin and breath. My bucket got filled up quickly and so I emptied it most days.I didn't react to the bucket or contents even though I reacted to the surface of the field when it rained.
No-one can say if you will react to it or not.
When you move, if you don't take any porous possessions that you cannot wash, and thus don't take any spores with you, you will likely become more reactive because you will then be 'unmasked'.
If I were you I would start off with an outhouse and move it indoors as you heal. You will heal faster by being outside as much as you can anyway because that's how you will detox. I wish England had a hot desert.
If you haven't read it I think you may be interested in Ana Harris' healing journey.
https://anaharriswrites.com/mold-avoidance/
Best wishes
Patricia