Thread: Sick House, Suffering Family

The migraines began three months after Wendy Meng moved into her new Loudoun County house. They lasted for hours, forcing her to sleep in her closet because she was so sensitive to light. Then her heart rate started spiking....

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I did meet someone that wen thru the whole ordeal aswell.

In saying that.

$400,000 to remove the mold and make necessary repairs????????

I gotta get into that business

I expected to see a major mold farm on that pic.....

If I'd won 4mil. in a lawsuit, I sure the he77 wouldn't be sucking down oxygen at a rented house in town somewhere. I'd be on a tropical island on the beach with a margarita breathing some fresh ocean breezes.

I sick of hearing about these sick houses myself. Any why are they always dream homes?

rick

I didn't follow the timeline completely but why didn't they get out sooner when they started noticing everyone felt better when they left? Lawsuit and money aside, at some point you just have to pay attention and take care of yourself.

Originally Posted by Rick Hurst

If I'd won 4mil. in a lawsuit, I sure the he77 wouldn't be sucking down oxygen at a rented house in town somewhere. I'd be on a tropical island on the beach with a margarita breathing some fresh ocean breezes.

I sick of hearing about these sick houses myself. Any why are they always dream homes?

rick

You know Rick.

The 4 mil blew right over my head.

Nope. The happy home inspector business would be no more of a concern.