• For Kristin Battaglia, life has been ‘like waking up in a nightmare every day’ since last month’s East Palestine, Ohio train derailment.
• The 37-year-old mom worries that her exposure to those chemical clouds in the immediate aftermath of the crash and the three days that the fire continued to blaze after that may have permanently impacted her health.
• In an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com, Battaglia shared medical records that show she has sought care from both her doctor and an urgent care clinic for shortness of breath, sore throat, a rash, burning skin and breakouts which she has never experienced before.
• “My skin felt like it was on fire I broke out in a bad rash, my skin blistered and peeled, and my eyes and throat were burning. I felt short of breath, had fatigue and have had digestive issues too,” she said.

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