Couple who survived carbon monoxide poisoning highlights the importance for detectors in your home

Couple who survived carbon monoxide poisoning highlights the importance for detectors in your home

On an average year in Connecticut, seven people are killed from carbon monoxide poisoning. We sat down with a West Hartford couple who survived carbon monoxide poisoning. They say now they want to highlight the importance of making sure your home is equipped to detect CO. “We’re lucky. We’re lucky to be here,” said Nancy and Jorge Maderia, of West Hartford. On a chilly October Saturday evening, the Madeiras turned their heat on in their West Har…