Reporter misses the whole problem of toxic chemicals, calls illness “bizarre.”
My Fox Philly reports a woman exposed to toxic mold in her attic develops Multiple Chemical Sensitivity and is forced to live in a tent in her parents’ back yard. The sloppy reporter calls the woman’s illness “bizarre” and doesn’t even bother finding out the correct name of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity. And then, to add insult to injury, the reporter doesn’t clarify the difference between “odors” and fumes from toxic chemicals.
Doctors were perplexed when a healthy young woman from South Jersey developed a bizarre illness. Ordinary household odors make her so sick that she is living in a tent in her parent’s backyard.
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