text: A tenant who claims she lost her 'sexual adventurism' and 'libido' after she was injured when an elevator in her building suddenly dropped three floors is suing the luxury apartment complex. Marie D'Argent claims she suffered vertebral disc trauma, whiplash and nightmares when the elevator at The Princeton complex on St Kilda Road in Melbourne dropped suddenly on October 9, the Herald Sun reports. The 55-year-old publicist says the fall also left her with a 'loss of libido', 'sexual discomfort and impairment' and 'curtailment of ­sexual adventurism'. Marie D'Argent claims she suffered vertebral disc trauma, whiplash and nightmares when the elevator at The Princeton complex on St Kilda Road in Melbourne dropped suddenly on October 9 . Ms D'Argent recently filed a statement of claim at the County Court of Victoria to seek compensation for her injuries from the building owners' corporation and elevator service, Thyssenkrupp Elevator Australia. She claims she entered the lift on the 11th floor on October 9 before it dropped and stopped sharply on the eighth floor. Ms D'Argent says the lift then jolted at each level until reaching the ground floor, which left her with spinal injuries that had impacted her professional, family and personal life. Ms D'Argent recently filed a statement of claim at the County Court of Victoria to seek compensation for her injuries from the building owners' corporation and elevator service, Thyssenkrupp Elevator Australia . 'It's a matter of losing your mojo,' she told the newspaper. 'Everybody would know your back plays a big part in your sexual life.' She claims the incident has left her unable to work full-time. The elevator company said the would fight the claims, while the building owners' corporation wouldn't comment on the lawsuit. The 55-year-old publicist says the fall at the Princeton apartment block also left her with a 'loss of libido', 'sexual discomfort and impairment' and 'curtailment of ­sexual adventurism'
target: Marie D'Argent was injured when elevator at Melbourne apartment complex dropped suddenly in October .
  She says she suffered vertebral disc trauma and loss of libido as a result .
  The 55-year-old is suing building and elevator company for compensation .
  Ms D'Argent has filed a statement of claim at the County Court of Victoria .