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KathyB

That is something about the cats seeking your yard.

Now I know why we're not on the smart meter roll out map.

 We're in suburbs of St. Louis, MO.  I found out we'e the 1st state to have digital meters since 97. I talked to a very nice engineer at our electric co. Ameren. He said it relays 900 Mhz. He explained info. is transmitted continuously, a frac of or every second.

 I didn't request them to measure but may.

Asked if the total Mhz from all the homes was increased at the pole.    He said someone would have to measure poles.

Has anyone done that?

I explained my doc's rx. for analog due to metal surgical clips that absorb emfs. That our meter is outside our MB window, can't sleep there.

He recommended  we move the meter to the end of the yard & was nice to
look at his map to tell us what street the pole is receiving ours.

I know many of you are mad & hurting but this gentlemen was nice I explained  my symptoms are increased emf's from cell phones & towers instead of taking on a fight & that others w metal may be suffering.

A few years ago when cells weren't this strength I didn't feel it & had these clips for 11 yrs.  I think  many of you w new meters are feeling the intensity due to stronger cells, more towers.

I'm going to keep pursuing a surgeon to remove them.


Kathy

From: lindameetoo <[hidden email]>
Subject: [eSens] Re: Getting interviewed about Smart Meters Wednesday







 



 


   
     
     
     

I'm in California about 50 miles from LA. The electric company is Southern California Edison. The EMF department took readings last week. My home is the safest place to live on the planet. NOT!!!

I don't believe they measured what is causing the buzzing,nausea, or headaches (pressure). What ever they measured it was low. But when I'm by the meter I can't stand it. I had to go back in the house when they had the signal sent from the home office, so they could measure the signal. It was so strong (just being by the meter). It's also bad in the house, but not as bad. It's either bad or worse. Never good anymore. :( I also think I have some geothermic thing going on under my house. I have all the stray cats in the neighborhood in my yard at night. Weird.

Linda

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Re: Getting interviewed about Smart Meters Wednesday

KathyB

My fillings are out & started reacting in 05 when the gas co. put their wireless meters on for a double whammy, more wireless internet, stronger cells, more towers.

If anyone else from MO is on the list, let us know when it got worse for you.

From: KathyB <[hidden email]>
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Now I know why we're not on the smart meter roll out map.



 We're in suburbs of St. Louis, MO.  I found out we'e the 1st state to have digital meters since 97. I talked to a very nice engineer at our electric co. Ameren. He said it relays 900 Mhz. He explained info. is transmitted continuously, a frac of or every second.



 I didn't request them to measure but may.



Asked if the total Mhz from all the homes was increased at the pole.    He said someone would have to measure poles.



Has anyone done that?



I explained my doc's rx. for analog due to metal surgical clips that absorb emfs. That our meter is outside our MB window, can't sleep there.



He recommended  we move the meter to the end of the yard & was nice to

look at his map to tell us what street the pole is receiving ours.



I know many of you are mad & hurting but this gentlemen was nice I explained  my symptoms are increased emf's from cell phones & towers instead of taking on a fight & that others w metal may be suffering.



A few years ago when cells weren't this strength I didn't feel it & had these clips for 11 yrs.  I think  many of you w new meters are feeling the intensity due to stronger cells, more towers.



I'm going to keep pursuing a surgeon to remove them.



Kathy





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Re: Getting interviewed about Smart Meters Wednesday

evie15422
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Hi, Linda,
 
"I have all the stray cats in the neighborhood in my yard at night. Weird."

A building biologist once told me that cats and ants love being in high emf atmospheres.  Isn't that bizarre?  I had cats at my house too--they always came to my house to deliver their litters, also.  I had lots of ants, too.
 
Diane

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From: lindameetoo <[hidden email]>
Subject: [eSens] Re: Getting interviewed about Smart Meters Wednesday
To: [hidden email]
Date: Tuesday, January 25, 2011, 10:36 AM


 




I'm in California about 50 miles from LA. The electric company is Southern California Edison. The EMF department took readings last week. My home is the safest place to live on the planet. NOT!!!
I don't believe they measured what is causing the buzzing,nausea, or headaches (pressure). What ever they measured it was low. But when I'm by the meter I can't stand it. I had to go back in the house when they had the signal sent from the home office, so they could measure the signal. It was so strong (just being by the meter). It's also bad in the house, but not as bad. It's either bad or worse. Never good anymore. :( I also think I have some geothermic thing going on under my house. I have all the stray cats in the neighborhood in my yard at night. Weird.
Linda
--- In [hidden email], "torch369" <torch369@...> wrote:

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> I'm in San Diego, SDGE, but I know of noone nearby to have witness the interview.
> Steve
>
> --- In [hidden email], "Marjij" <marjij@> wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> > Hey folks, may I suggest something? Many of you add noteworthy comments regarding your experience... "where I live" or "in my area" you tell what is going on.
> >
> > Would you mind please saying instead, "in San Diego" or "upper N.Y." or whatever... wherever you live... tell us what city and if possible what electric company is installing the smart meters that are bothering you.
> >
> > That way, those of us who live nearby can benefit directly, and perhaps add support to any protests, or commentary to the press or other authorities.
> >
> > Whoever is being interviewed by the press at his home, might it help to have other witnesses milling around the property to add to the testimony that the meters are affecting their health? If this would be desirable it could be accomplished.
> >
> > Just identify where you are when commenting, please.
> >
> > Marji
> >
>









     

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Re: cats & ants

Marc Martin
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> A building biologist once told me that cats and ants love being in high
> emf atmospheres.  Isn't that bizarre?  I had cats at my house too--they
> always came to my house to deliver their litters, also.  I had lots of
> ants, too.

Yes, in the townhouse I lived in when I first "came down with" ES, we
had lots of ants too...

Also note that when I started trying out various "whole house" EMF
protection devices, my cats rebelled by peeing all over everything.
So I had to abandon some solutions just because of that...

Marc
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Re: cats & ants

BiBrun
When I'm zapped in a particular part of my body sometimes
my cats try rest on that area.

I tried doing a test with ants.  The little brown ones are known to
be attracted to electrical devices, and in my experiments were
drawn to just several volts per centimeter of rather low frequency.
Or maybe they just get stuck once they enter a field that strong?
It's not strong enough that you could feel it with your fingers.

Bill


On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 4:18 PM, Marc Martin <[hidden email]> wrote:

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>
> > A building biologist once told me that cats and ants love being in high
> > emf atmospheres.  Isn't that bizarre?  I had cats at my house too--they
> > always came to my house to deliver their litters, also.  I had lots of
> > ants, too.
>
> Yes, in the townhouse I lived in when I first "came down with" ES, we
> had lots of ants too...
>
> Also note that when I started trying out various "whole house" EMF
> protection devices, my cats rebelled by peeing all over everything.
> So I had to abandon some solutions just because of that...
>
> Marc
>  
>


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Re: cats & ants

PUK
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even foxes it is claimed have a magnetic sense to help them hunt, a study  
revealed that they tend to face north east when jumping their prey, no
matter  their location or time of day.  We have had several instances here in the
 UK where foxes have mauled adults and recently 2 babies in a cot - could
it be  that 2.4ghz from a dect or baby monitors might be annoying the foxes,
who see it  as a threat and will attack the most tangible entity they can ie
the human  ??
 
PUK
 
 
In a message dated 26/01/2011 02:22:26 GMT Standard Time, [hidden email]  
writes:

When I'm  zapped in a particular part of my body sometimes
my cats try rest on that  area.

I tried doing a test with ants.  The little brown ones are  known to
be attracted to electrical devices, and in my experiments  were
drawn to just several volts per centimeter of rather low  frequency.
Or maybe they just get stuck once they enter a field that  strong?
It's not strong enough that you could feel it with your  fingers.

Bill


On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 4:18 PM, Marc Martin  <[hidden email]> wrote:

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>
> > A building  biologist once told me that cats and ants love being in high
> > emf  atmospheres.  Isn't that bizarre?  I had cats at my house  
too--they

> > always came to my house to deliver their litters,  also.  I had lots of
> > ants, too.
>
> Yes, in the  townhouse I lived in when I first "came down with" ES, we
> had lots of  ants too...
>
> Also note that when I started trying out various  "whole house" EMF
> protection devices, my cats rebelled by peeing all  over everything.
> So I had to abandon some solutions just because of  that...
>
> Marc
>  
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Re: cats & ants

adiaha22
Hi there,
 
I just figured I'd jump in on this one. That was what I learned when I first started to investigate this new found condition.  The phenomenon of geopathic stress really had me sick initially. Of course, I mean physically challenged.  In places where I've lived with intense geopathic stress-- there would be days I just laid in the fetal position.  In case you're not aware.  Geopathic stress is also ultimately caused by human folly. It supposedly comes from building over underground streams, faultlines, ley lines, various gridlines, etc.  This can cause various forms of radiation to be emitted from underground.  This could include microwaves, radon, gamma rays and some others.  The intensity varies depending on the time of day as well as the types of manmade radiations being emitted in the vicinity.
 
Most people do not feel this underground radiation, but EHSers may--I can.
 
They say that ghosts also enjoy environments of geopathic stress as well as cats and ants. And now that I recall, there was a lot of ants at the last house I stayed in with a great deal of geo-stress.  It was in a place lovingly called "Sleepy Hollow."  The house I stayed in also had a number of energy vortices that were very alarming to me.  I could feel the energies rising up from the earth and often felt like I was drowning in cell phone radiation.
It felt at times that all the cell phone radiation would rise up and be in this house even when there was no one in the house but me. But later I realized that the owners of the home were aware of the energy anomalies all along. 
 
Finally, I brought in a dowser which I learned about through this EHS journey.  They do a lot of work with easing emfs and geo-stress.  I don't know what he did really--but a few blessings (oral rituals) later, the vortices were calmed- the outside emfs were no longer bleeding into the home's fields.  It had been virtually quieted. I strongly recommend dowsers now in certain situations.
 
I wonder if this is where black cats get their reputation for being spooky.
 
--- On Wed, 1/26/11, [hidden email] <[hidden email]> wrote:


From: [hidden email] <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: [eSens] cats & ants
To: [hidden email]
Cc: [hidden email]
Date: Wednesday, January 26, 2011, 4:48 AM


 



even foxes it is claimed have a magnetic sense to help them hunt, a study
revealed that they tend to face north east when jumping their prey, no
matter their location or time of day. We have had several instances here in the
UK where foxes have mauled adults and recently 2 babies in a cot - could
it be that 2.4ghz from a dect or baby monitors might be annoying the foxes,
who see it as a threat and will attack the most tangible entity they can ie
the human ??

PUK


In a message dated 26/01/2011 02:22:26 GMT Standard Time, [hidden email]
writes:

When I'm zapped in a particular part of my body sometimes
my cats try rest on that area.

I tried doing a test with ants. The little brown ones are known to
be attracted to electrical devices, and in my experiments were
drawn to just several volts per centimeter of rather low frequency.
Or maybe they just get stuck once they enter a field that strong?
It's not strong enough that you could feel it with your fingers.

Bill

On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 4:18 PM, Marc Martin <[hidden email]> wrote:

>
>
> > A building biologist once told me that cats and ants love being in high
> > emf atmospheres. Isn't that bizarre? I had cats at my house
too--they

> > always came to my house to deliver their litters, also. I had lots of
> > ants, too.
>
> Yes, in the townhouse I lived in when I first "came down with" ES, we
> had lots of ants too...
>
> Also note that when I started trying out various "whole house" EMF
> protection devices, my cats rebelled by peeing all over everything.
> So I had to abandon some solutions just because of that...
>
> Marc
>
>

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Re: Getting interviewed about Smart Meters Wednesday

lindameetoo
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When I first moved in this house it was infested with ants. I was told that that the ants were here because the house was tented for termites before we moved in. I put corn meal all around and the ants have gone to the yard. When ever I plant vegetables I have an ant problem and aphids. I put the corn meal around the plants and the ants did go away. I have really weird mushrooms growing in my yard too. I read somewhere that mushroom grow in geo pathic stress zones too. I haven't seen any ghosts, but I can almost make out words of people talking at night when it's really quiet. It's more of a mumble.
Linda
--- In [hidden email], Evie <evie15422@...> wrote:

>
> Hi, Linda,
>  
> "I have all the stray cats in the neighborhood in my yard at night. Weird."
>
> A building biologist once told me that cats and ants love being in high emf atmospheres.  Isn't that bizarre?  I had cats at my house too--they always came to my house to deliver their litters, also.  I had lots of ants, too.
>  
> Diane
>
> --- On Tue, 1/25/11, lindameetoo <lindameetoo@...> wrote:
>
>
> From: lindameetoo <lindameetoo@...>
> Subject: [eSens] Re: Getting interviewed about Smart Meters Wednesday
> To: [hidden email]
> Date: Tuesday, January 25, 2011, 10:36 AM
>
>
>  
>
>
>
>
> I'm in California about 50 miles from LA. The electric company is Southern California Edison. The EMF department took readings last week. My home is the safest place to live on the planet. NOT!!!
> I don't believe they measured what is causing the buzzing,nausea, or headaches (pressure). What ever they measured it was low. But when I'm by the meter I can't stand it. I had to go back in the house when they had the signal sent from the home office, so they could measure the signal. It was so strong (just being by the meter). It's also bad in the house, but not as bad. It's either bad or worse. Never good anymore. :( I also think I have some geothermic thing going on under my house. I have all the stray cats in the neighborhood in my yard at night. Weird.
> Linda
> --- In [hidden email], "torch369" <torch369@> wrote:
> >
> > I'm in San Diego, SDGE, but I know of noone nearby to have witness the interview.
> > Steve
> >
> > --- In [hidden email], "Marjij" <marjij@> wrote:
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > Hey folks, may I suggest something? Many of you add noteworthy comments regarding your experience... "where I live" or "in my area" you tell what is going on.
> > >
> > > Would you mind please saying instead, "in San Diego" or "upper N.Y." or whatever... wherever you live... tell us what city and if possible what electric company is installing the smart meters that are bothering you.
> > >
> > > That way, those of us who live nearby can benefit directly, and perhaps add support to any protests, or commentary to the press or other authorities.
> > >
> > > Whoever is being interviewed by the press at his home, might it help to have other witnesses milling around the property to add to the testimony that the meters are affecting their health? If this would be desirable it could be accomplished.
> > >
> > > Just identify where you are when commenting, please.
> > >
> > > Marji
> > >
> >
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>      
>
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Re: Getting interviewed about Smart Meters Wednesday

KathyB

Our last place was a rental. It had ants coming out of the electric sockets. I have never seen that & thought it was weird. We kept going after them but wanted to avoid  chemicals.

That house also had water damage from a roof that leaked. They painted over it & it leaked again. We found out later it had defective wood siding. Maybe the wood was drawing them.

Forgive me if you're not religious. To be on the safe side,  I would have a priest or pastor visit to pray, for lost soles to leave. 

Kathy


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When I first moved in this house it was infested with ants. I was told that that the ants were here because the house was tented for termites before we moved in. I put corn meal all around and the ants have gone to the yard. When ever I plant vegetables I have an ant problem and aphids. I put the corn meal around the plants and the ants did go away. I have really weird mushrooms growing in my yard too. I read somewhere that mushroom grow in geo pathic stress zones too. I haven't seen any ghosts, but I can almost make out words of people talking at night when it's really quiet. It's more of a mumble.

Linda

--- In [hidden email], Evie <evie15422@...> wrote:

>

> Hi, Linda,

>

> "I have all the stray cats in the neighborhood in my yard at night. Weird."

>

> A building biologist once told me that cats and ants love being in high emf atmospheres.  Isn't that bizarre? I had cats at my house too--they always came to my house to deliver their litters, also.  I had lots of ants, too.

>

> Diane

>

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