Lebo Mother Leads Way In Lead Testing
When they adopted Maia from China as an infant, Leeann and Lee Anderson thought they'd rescued her from a toxic environment.
Then Leeann Anderson discovered that several metal Thomas the Tank Engine toy trains that Maia, 4, and her son, Evan, 5, have played with and chewed on for years contain lead.
"I felt physically sick," said Anderson, 38, of Mt. Lebanon. "I was feeling, as a mother, I brought this into our home."
Link: www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/southwest/s_534369.html
Link 2: www.stoptoxicimports.org
Then Leeann Anderson discovered that several metal Thomas the Tank Engine toy trains that Maia, 4, and her son, Evan, 5, have played with and chewed on for years contain lead.
"I felt physically sick," said Anderson, 38, of Mt. Lebanon. "I was feeling, as a mother, I brought this into our home."
Link: www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/southwest/s_534369.html
Link 2: www.stoptoxicimports.org
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