Re: acute mecury poisoning
Posted by mary on 2/13/04
Fred: When was the house destroyed? How long have you been out of it? Best Regards, Mary On 2/13/04, Fred R Dressler wrote: > Mary- > thanks.. I was 9yrs old when my 13 yr old brother (not a high > school student), walked next door to the high school and > returned with it.. he died four years later of unrelated > causes.. I put it in my mouth..and spilled the entirety.. a > succession a catastrophic events pushed it from memory until.. > being diagnosed 3 months ago with acute mercury poisoning.. I > had to think.."where have I been around mercury?", the memory > hit me like a ton of bricks.. I am now realizing just how many > people may be effected.. the house has since been destroyed by > fire... I wrote the school board to inform them of the event > but got no reply... I did so because I thought it may pose a > continued hazard due to it's close proximty.. > On 2/13/04, mary wrote: >> Fred: >> >> Are you an owner of the property? Renter, guest? Parent of a >> participating child? Teacher at the school? Need some more >> facts. Are you potentially at fault? Why haven't you told >> anyone? This is a bad scenario, one that has been repeated a >> number of times. >> >> Best Regards, >> >> Mary >> >> On 2/13/04, Fred R Dressler wrote: >>> A high science lab was "relieved" of a 1 lb..(16oz) flask >>> of pure liquid mercury, taken to a residence aproximately >>> 50 ft from school poperty, was drank by a 9 year old boy >>> and subsequently spilled throughout the second floor of >>> the two story, wood frame house. >>> Due to it's proximatey to the school it was very popular >>> with disinfranchised youth. over a decade the mercury >>> seeped though the floorboards of the second story, >>> directly above the kitchen area until eventually puddling >>> above, and leaking from the kitchen ceiling... for a >>> decade as many as fifty other individuals (kids) >>> were "rained" on by mercury... I'm 43 and have the >>> neurological motorskills of a man twice my age... is it >>> a "tort" case or a "class action"? considering the number >>> of people who are not yet aware of the problem... (I >>> haven't told them yet)...can anyone help me?...
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