A British woman says she has been confined to her home for the past 12 years because mold and burrowing badgers have made it unsafe. new york post.
Ray Boxley, 52, said he was forced to sleep upright in an armchair because he had trouble breathing due to mold on the property. The report noted that Mr Boxley was involved in a dispute with the local council over the conditions at his home.
She said there was “black slime” on most of the furniture, much of which attracts slugs, according to the report.
“I’ve been fighting this problem for 12 years and no one is listening to me,” Boxley said. This is not the way one should live. Everything has gone moldy. It is not living, it is existing. ”
starbridge news report An independent inspection by the property management company said the house was deemed “unfit for human habitation.”
Ray, who has PTSD, arthritis and movement disorders, said his living conditions led to “mental torture”. She also claimed Dudley Council had done nothing to improve the situation and said she was owed $12,548 worth of damages.
“I can’t bring anyone in here. It’s very embarrassing and I didn’t want anyone to have trouble breathing. It’s not life, it’s just existence.”
“All the floors inside are wet. When the builders came, they removed some of the floorboards and they said the boards were rotten,” she continued.
“They’ve been wet for 12 years. Now even the carpet is wet.”
“I’ve had to throw away my furniture. I’ve been sleeping sitting in my living room for six years because my bed gets too wet.”
“When I put my head on the pillow, it smelled wet. It was so itchy that I wanted to peel it off.”
“I had to throw away the sideboards and cupboards I used to keep things in, so I keep them in bags.”
“There are mold spores on the couch at DFS so I have to throw it away. I can’t lie down and sleep now.”
“We have to replace everything and we don’t know where the money is going to come from.”
“I’ve debated starting a GoFundMe, but I think it would cost around £10,000, including everything that would need to be replaced.”
“No one knows how I really lived.”
“My PTSD councilor said what I was experiencing was the equivalent of 12 years of physical torture.”
“Some days I can’t speak because my sinuses are clogged. I wake up in the middle of the night and physically panic because I can’t get enough air into my lungs.”
“I have many pairs of leather boots, but they’re all ruined. Some of my clothes can’t be washed.”
“I had to throw away some pretty expensive clothes and quilts.”
“There’s a black slimy feeling under the furniture. There are so many slugs in the living room that I have to sleep with my shoes on.”
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