A woman rushed to emergency with spider bites Brown's Recluse finds dozens in her apartment

Awakening to an infestation of spiders in your room can seem like a horrible nightmare, but it was a reality for a woman from Tennessee. Angela Wright of Brentwood, Tenn. Woke up with sore arms and a few bumps on her chest and arm, but did not think much about this mysterious disease, she told CBS News. 19659003] Wright finally visited the doctor's office and received medication for the moguls, but that did not help. In fact, she started to feel worse. "I realized that I needed to go to the ER when my chest hurt and that I had acute chest pain," said Wright

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She was taken to the emergency room a few days later after describing that she felt like she had hallucinations. The brown recluse spider venom includes a neurotoxic component, known to cause chills, fever or, in rare cases, death. The effect of spider bites on Wright was shocking.

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Now she's trying to get out of the way. apartment infested, but she said that the management company would not violate her lease. "They said the only way to move is to find someone to buy me back, which I will not do, it's awful," Wright told CBS News. "They told me that they did not believe me."

Mrs. Wright testified that the only option that management offers her is to give 60 days' notice and then leave the apartment, which would require her to pay $ 2,200. She is now fulfilling the notice and has already paid the first month due, but she will not live in the infested apartment. Wright stays in another house until she finds a more permanent life situation.

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