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Chinese Drywall in Virginia

By Donald B. Brenner on May 19, 2009
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An article I recently found online discusses the battle a Virginia woman has fought after discovering the home she lived in for the past three years was built with defective Chinese drywall. Michelle Germano of Norfolk, Virginia has lost more than her home. In the past three years she has lost two tread mills, a television, a washer, a dryer and a refrigerator.

Now, Germano and her dog are also battling health problems which started roughly 10 months after moving into her home. She is currently taking 12 prescription medications to remedy her health problems, the most serious of which includes her mucous membranes being burned out by the drywall. The article goes on to report the financial problems Germano now has to face as she starts over at age 59. You can read more on Germano’s story online here.

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