Anyone in seattle/bellevue area?

I'm interested in meeting with people in the seattle area who have electrosensitivity, and are
interested in talking with others about how to reduce exposures, get support, etc. I am very
technically savvy with EMF/RF and am curious to share idea with others out there.

I might be interested in trying to get toghether a small group to discuss these issues locally.

seattlegarth wrote:
> I'm interested in meeting with people in the seattle area who have
> electrosensitivity, and are interested in talking with others about
> how to reduce exposures, get support, etc. I am very technically
> savvy with EMF/RF and am curious to share idea with others out there.

Heh, heh... the list owner of eSens (me) lives in Seattle! You can
contact me by email -- I don't really have any interest in local
groups... I'm limiting my involvement in ES to just running this
group, and had resisted creating this group for years because I
didn't think I had to time to moderate yet another group (I moderate
2 other groups and maintain 2 websites on totally different subjects).
But I think this group has turned out rather well, although I'm
not sure if a lot of people have made much progress with overcoming
their ES (it seems to require a lot of money and trial & error --
plus an open mind!)

Marc

Hey Marc....I think I have made GREAT progress with radiation sickness. Although I
plugged away trial and error....and let me tell ya' those errors can reallysmart, not a big
margin for making one...I garnered some real helpful tips from this board. The clay being
the big one. I could be like a pig in ...oh...clay....all day if I could.

There are many helpful and beneficial tips here. Thanks for your contribution to making
my life just a tad easier.

Karen

--- In [hidden email], Marc Martin <marc@...> wrote:

I've been thinking of this for a while, and This is a good post to put
it on.
 
I do want to thank Marc for this group, and for putting up with all our
different personalities, I know how much effort can go into these
groupsmyself. Just posting is about all I can handle now. I have
certainly learned a lot here, and now have more to try out when I can
afford it.
I think just the moral support of realizing how many others are out
there with these problems is a big help in itself.
Thanks Marc,

~ Snoshoe

--- In [hidden email],

> > Heh, heh... the list owner of eSens (me) lives in Seattle! You can
> > contact me by email -- I don't really have any interest in local
> > groups... I'm limiting my involvement in ES to just running this
> > group, and had resisted creating this group for years because I
> > didn't think I had to time to moderate yet another group (I moderate
> > 2 other groups and maintain 2 websites on totally different
subjects).
> > But I think this group has turned out rather well, although I'm
> > not sure if a lot of people have made much progress with overcoming
> > their ES (it seems to require a lot of money and trial & error --
> > plus an open mind!)
> >
> > Marc
> >
>