http://classaction.disqus.com/News & information on class action lawsuits and other civil litigation.enWed, 31 Jul 2013 01:20:38 -0000https://www.classaction.org/lead-poisoning#comment-982275078<p>How long would the blood levels remain high after exposure. My 12 year old has been having developmental issues and diagnosed with dyspraxia? I think she was exposed to something, but she's been having problems for six years now. If she was exposed to something long ago and isn't exposed any longer, it doesn't seem like it would still be in her blood stream after all this time. I wish I knew what caused her problems. She was perfectly normal until about age 6 1/2 when she started having visitation with her biological father at his ex-girlfriend's house before he passed away. It wasn't a personality change, as in something influencing her, it was a mental imbalance problem. Something drastically changed. Affecting her motor skills and everything. I'm not trying to put blame on him either, he's deceased so there's no issues there. The other child that lived in the house was mentally challenged too, so I have always wondered if there was something in the home that was practically deteriorating their minds! She also has severe skin problems that started developing about the same time.</p>Spite WriteWed, 31 Jul 2013 01:20:38 -0000https://www.classaction.org/lead-poisoning#comment-198475030<p>I have two nieces. How do you prevent lead paint exposure How do you know</p>MirabelleThu, 17 Mar 2011 08:04:18 -0000