Tracey Tizard said she can never sell her home.

She has to monitor her 10-year-old daughter, Emma, when she plays outside, guarding against handfuls of workmen who traverse her property. She has to find alternate sources of drinking water, and think twice before she uses her tap when she does dishes, washes clothes, or takes a shower.

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