Es

I'm a newbie to this site and to the world of emf hypersensitivity.
My search for info is due to a recent encounter with a microphone
while speaking in a county meeting. It seemed like the room had "bad
acoustics", then like I stepped into electricity as I approached the
podium, and the headache I've had for about 7 years immediately
intensified to the extreme that I thought I was having another
stroke. The intensity of pain changed by my proximity to the
microphone, and made me so dazed that I couldn't focus well on the
subject, and still don't know if I made any sense at all to the Board.
Since then, I went into a local pet supply store that I frequent
normally once or twice a month, and the huge, overhead lights
bothered my head & ears so much, I couldn't wait to get out of there.
I've never had any problem like this before, and though not as severe
as the "microphone episode", was more than annoying. I do already
have an environmental illness, damage from chronic carbon monoxide
exposure from my former workplace, but had no idea that I could
develop this sensitivity to electromagnetic fields.
Is there anyone that has had a very specific reaction like this who
would share their specific treatments & results?
Also, is there anyone who has received treatment from the
Environmental Health Center in Dallas, Texas, USA? If so, I'd like to
hear your results & opinions.
Thanks,
KBD

--- In [hidden email], "dunn_kb" <dunn_kb@...> wrote:
>
> I'm a newbie to this site and to the world of emf hypersensitivity.
> My search for info is due to a recent encounter with a microphone
> while speaking in a county meeting. It seemed like the room
had "bad
> acoustics", then like I stepped into electricity as I approached
the
> podium, and the headache I've had for about 7 years immediately
> intensified to the extreme that I thought I was having another
> stroke. The intensity of pain changed by my proximity to the
> microphone, and made me so dazed that I couldn't focus well on the
> subject, and still don't know if I made any sense at all to the
Board.
> Since then, I went into a local pet supply store that I frequent
> normally once or twice a month, and the huge, overhead lights
> bothered my head & ears so much, I couldn't wait to get out of
there.
> I've never had any problem like this before, and though not as
severe
> as the "microphone episode", was more than annoying. I do already
> have an environmental illness, damage from chronic carbon monoxide
> exposure from my former workplace, but had no idea that I could
> develop this sensitivity to electromagnetic fields.
> Is there anyone that has had a very specific reaction like this who
> would share their specific treatments & results?
> Also, is there anyone who has received treatment from the
> Environmental Health Center in Dallas, Texas, USA? If so, I'd like
to
> hear your results & opinions.
> Thanks,
> KBD
>

I'm not sure that your reaction was as specific as you think. It is
likely that you will have more reactions to electrical devices
especially TVs, computer monitors, digital radios and fridges. I
think any of a number of devices could have started your sensitivity.
This site is full of suggestions for treatments and a lot of them
seem to have helped, but a lot of them have worked for some people
and not helped at all for others. There are a lot of people who think
that heavy metals and mercury are to blame and there are heavy metal
detox treatments that you can buy or clay baths that you can take
which draw toxins out of the body.

This does sound like a case of a "trigger", like the microphone and
associated sound system, causing ES symptoms by acting on a weakened immune
system (after-effects of the carbon monoxide poisoning?). My wife Sue had
her ES triggered by a few minutes' exposure to a microwave field through
headphones when she was similarly "run down" and then became sensitive to
lots of other sources, overhead fluorescent lights being one of the worst.
Her biggest symptom has been ringing in the ears (and her whole head), like
that mentioned by "richsurf77".
Ian

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dunn_kb
Sent: 29 October 2006 06:30
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Subject: [eSens] Es



I'm a newbie to this site and to the world of emf hypersensitivity.
My search for info is due to a recent encounter with a microphone
while speaking in a county meeting. It seemed like the room had "bad
acoustics", then like I stepped into electricity as I approached the
podium, and the headache I've had for about 7 years immediately
intensified to the extreme that I thought I was having another
stroke. The intensity of pain changed by my proximity to the
microphone, and made me so dazed that I couldn't focus well on the
subject, and still don't know if I made any sense at all to the Board.
Since then, I went into a local pet supply store that I frequent
normally once or twice a month, and the huge, overhead lights
bothered my head & ears so much, I couldn't wait to get out of there.
I've never had any problem like this before, and though not as severe
as the "microphone episode", was more than annoying. I do already
have an environmental illness, damage from chronic carbon monoxide
exposure from my former workplace, but had no idea that I could
develop this sensitivity to electromagnetic fields.
Is there anyone that has had a very specific reaction like this who
would share their specific treatments & results?
Also, is there anyone who has received treatment from the
Environmental Health Center in Dallas, Texas, USA? If so, I'd like to
hear your results & opinions.
Thanks,
KBD



 


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