the apt i just moved to, has mold,

I have moved so many times to escape it

no more money left

but have to move

to some place that is healthier

super frustrating, relapsing

yeah,

and just tried doing luminosity, and could not do the basic tests, and I was much better with that, the beginning of the year,

don't care for AZ , been there , did not like it one bit, thought it would help,

I got stuck living in a moldy apartment for a year last year (after living in a moldy house with my parents my whole life!) ...with the use of a good air purifier and/or a thieves oil and lemongrass diffuser, my mold inspector said we got the mold levels down to lower than what was outside!

Might help if you're stuck there for a while.
Sorry to hear :(

I've been doing a lot of research on this lately because I'm in a moldy apartment and my landlord has become very aggressive with me since I told him about it (I think he's afraid of liability so he's using intimidation as a tactic to get me to not take action against him... It's been a brutal month of being yelled at by a bully!!). I did the "pro-lab" mold test (just $12 at a local hardware store, plus around $50 if you send in the results for analysis). Seemed pretty good. Easy enough, you just set out a petri dish for an hour, then wait 96 hours to see what sprouts up. Identified three potentially dangerous strains of mold in my apartment. But I did notice on the CDC website that they do not suggest testing for mold.. They consider all tests unreliable and besides, because everyone reacts to mold differently, they are necessarily inconclusive. According to the CDC, if you see/smell mold and have symptoms, you should consult a doctor about whether you might be affected, and if so, take measures to remove the mold (or yourself from the environment). A better resource than the CDC website is probably survivingmold.com