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Maureen Jensko was a Weewerk customer in Dallas.

She worked in sales for a software company.

And when she was at her Weework office,

Maureen liked to work in the phone booths.

These are small padded rooms that you can step inside to take phone calls and not bother your neighbors.

I came into work one day, I just opened up my computer, and up pops an article about how there's

formaldehyde in the We work phone booths, which I spent

upwards of three hours every day in. Formaldehyde is really bad for you.

It's a known carcinogen, and it's sometimes used in building materials, especially in glue.

In this case, it was in Wewerks phone booths, where Maureen sat for hours a day breathing in fumes that were

possibly toxic. It was extra scary because I was 18 weeks pregnant at the time. My

first child, I mean a normal person would be concerned about that let alone so I'm pregnant.

We work staff had printed out signs and taped them on the booths.

Caution do not use we have been made aware that this film booth doesn't meet our safety standards due to a defect caused by the manufacturer

Maureen was understandably freaked out

My first thoughts were is there something wrong with my baby?

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