Computer monitor testimonials

> > By the way, both myself & Derek Bishop of singingmountain.org (
> > http://www.singingmountain.org/y2003sep27.html) weren't helped by
> > various EMF protection devices.
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> It would be more helpful if we knew exactly which ones you tried
> that did not help. There are probably at least 100 such devices
> being sold today, and of the dozens I've tried, some helped,
> some appeared to do nothing, and some made things worse.
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> > We both have found that avoidance works best.
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> To me, avoidance isn't really a "solution", but something you
> do until you find a solution. For me, avoidance would
> mean moving to the middle of nowhere, selling the TV, stop
> using the computer, quit my job, etc. I have done none
> of these things. There are some minimal avoidance things
> that I can get away with -- moving the computer monitor
> 3 feet away from me instead of 2, unscrew the florescent
> lightbulbs above my desk at work, but that's about it...
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> > Anyone with computer monitor symptoms is welcome to add their
> > testimonial (including brand/model/year/etc.) among my guestbook
> > testimonials - this might serve as a collective reference guide
> > enabling people to know which ones to avoid:
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> I wonder how helpful that would be, since everyone seems to
> react to different things. For example, I do far better with
> CRT monitors than LCD monitors (in general), although I repeatedly
> read others saying that LCD monitors work better for them.
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> Marc
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> > By the way, both myself & Derek Bishop of singingmountain.org (
> > http://www.singingmountain.org/y2003sep27.html) weren't helped by
> > various EMF protection devices.
>
> It would be more helpful if we knew exactly which ones you tried
> that did not help. There are probably at least 100 such devices
> being sold today, and of the dozens I've tried, some helped,
> some appeared to do nothing, and some made things worse.
>
> > We both have found that avoidance works best.
>
> To me, avoidance isn't really a "solution", but something you
> do until you find a solution. For me, avoidance would
> mean moving to the middle of nowhere, selling the TV, stop
> using the computer, quit my job, etc. I have done none
> of these things. There are some minimal avoidance things
> that I can get away with -- moving the computer monitor
> 3 feet away from me instead of 2, unscrew the florescent
> lightbulbs above my desk at work, but that's about it...
>
> > Anyone with computer monitor symptoms is welcome to add their
> > testimonial (including brand/model/year/etc.) among my guestbook
> > testimonials - this might serve as a collective reference guide
> > enabling people to know which ones to avoid:
>
> I wonder how helpful that would be, since everyone seems to
> react to different things. For example, I do far better with
> CRT monitors than LCD monitors (in general), although I repeatedly
> read others saying that LCD monitors work better for them.
>
> Marc
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>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
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> > Anyone with computer monitor symptoms is welcome to add their
> > testimonial (including brand/model/year/etc.) among my guestbook
> > testimonials - this might serve as a collective reference guide
> > enabling people to know which ones to avoid:
>
> I wonder how helpful that would be, since everyone seems to
> react to different things. For example, I do far better with
> CRT monitors than LCD monitors (in general), although I repeatedly
> read others saying that LCD monitors work better for them.
>
> Marc