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Marshmallowcottage

Re: Neuropsychiatric symptoms

My name is Marsha. Whats yours?? Now i dont feel like a total freak because of you. Thanks for sharing...

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On Aug 30, 2018, at 1:18 PM, sourdoe83 [via ES] <[hidden email]> wrote:

If you feel good outside of wifi exposure then you're right, you're doing something right. I clicked on this topic because I get exactly what you get when I'm exposed for too long, after a while I just feel disgusting. I'll know I'm over charged for lack of a better word when I have a distinct ringing noise in my ears and sun burn like sensations on my face with my mood just plummeting the instance those effects hit with very baseless negative feelings and anxiety. This is repeatable. Recently I don't know what I've done right but it's gotten a lot better for me, I don't get throat swelling much anymore, I'm not getting physical digestive problems as easy and I can play video games for longer periods of times now given I can take longer breaks in between those times I do and I keep myself safe at all times in between. Trust me I also feel like a freak of nature, not alone there. Like imagine having to tell people you can't do something fun with them because you already reached your limit for a week because you whatever electronic you use can make you sick electronic radiation if you use it too much and need long breaks, you get reactions like you just told them you grew 3 heads.

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sourdoe83

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My name is Robert, I'm in CT and I been dealing with this issue heavily for a couple years now. Wish there was more places online to talk about this because this slow (but informative) forum is probably the fastest one out there. The problem is no one outside of these small communities believes this is a real problem and there's probably tons of people out there who think they have actual depression or some mood disorder when they're actually getting persistent EM radiation poisoning somehow from every day things that most people aren't sensitive to, to that that degree. Just search up electro sensitivity on youtube for example and look at the responses to the videos that come up. It's a pretty hard sell to them no matter what the content is.

I think multiple factors for me set it off some years before that in an old house I lived. Every day I would exercise in the basement right next to a wifi router that I didn't realize the danger of at the time and I was on a unshielded computer for hours a day or playing video games. But I was eating well, I wasn't overweight or underweight, my body didn't have any other issues. But over time I just became slower and slower, then I started getting horrible depression like never before, my digestive system and immune system went down the drain, so achy all the time especially in the lower back. I hit rock bottom when it got so bad I couldn't do anything anymore, anything I ate made me sick. I couldn't exercise anymore because everything hurt too much and whatever was going on inside my gut wasn't giving up. Ended up in the doctors eventually leading to being examined in the hospital bringing up nothing concerning. I only started getting better when I started taking B12 and D3 and exercising anywhere but in that basement near the router. Slowly getting stronger again until further down the line I cut out meat and dairy, and excess sugar which improved my health immensely. But I was still stuck with what was probably electro sensitivity that built over time. Also when it came to move out of the old place guess what was all under the carpets on me and my mothers side of the house? Mold, a lot of it. And so I took more steps to protect myself and here I am now stuck where I am with this, not knowing what to do next because I can't do things involving electronics that so many other people can normally do making me feel like I live in the past or something.

Marc Martin

Re: Neuropsychiatric symptoms

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On August 30, "sourdoe83 [via ES]" <[hidden email]> wrote:
> Wish there was more places online to talk about this
> because this slow (but informative) forum is probably the fastest one out
> there.

There are a few Facebook groups devoted to this topic, if you want something that's a bit busier. Occasionally the discussion threads are almost like real-time conversations there (if that is what you mean by wanting a "fast" forum). The one I run there is at this link:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/emfSensitivity

Marshmallowcottage

Re: Neuropsychiatric symptoms

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Robert, ive removed every wireless device i had in my house including our security system, cable tv, and my digital gas and electric meters right on down the line to putting my ipad on ethernet and my cell phone on airplane mode. I feel quite together and well... i hope you can do the same without feeling like youre living in the dark ages. I grew up in the dark ages so its not a problem for me. I lived most of my life without all these electronics. Im 63 and kids my age used to play outdoors every day using their imaginations for entertainment. 😉. Youll just have to submit to the demands of this disorder if you want to achieve and maintain health... probably very tough for someone your age. I guessing young bc of playing video games. I sincerely hope you can find a balance.

Marsha

Sent from Rhode Island, the BIGGEST little State in the Union!

On Aug 30, 2018, at 4:07 PM, sourdoe83 [via ES] <[hidden email]> wrote:

My name is Robert, I'm in CT and I been dealing with this issue heavily for a couple years now. Wish there was more places online to talk about this because this slow (but informative) forum is probably the fastest one out there. The problem is no one outside of these small communities believes this is a real problem and there's probably tons of people out there who think they have actual depression or some mood disorder when they're actually getting persistent EM radiation poisoning somehow from every day things that most people aren't sensitive to, to that that degree. Just search up electro sensitivity on youtube for example and look at the responses to the videos that come up. It's a pretty hard sell to them no matter what the content is.

I think multiple factors for me set it off some years before that in an old house I lived. Every day I would exercise in the basement right next to a wifi router that I didn't realize the danger of at the time and I was on a unshielded computer for hours a day or playing video games. But I was eating well, I wasn't overweight or underweight, my body didn't have any other issues. But over time I just became slower and slower, then I started getting horrible depression like never before, my digestive system and immune system went down the drain, so achy all the time especially in the lower back. I hit rock bottom when it got so bad I couldn't do anything anymore, anything I ate made me sick. I couldn't exercise anymore because everything hurt too much and whatever was going on inside my gut wasn't giving up. Ended up in the doctors eventually leading to being examined in the hospital bringing up nothing concerning. I only started getting better when I started taking B12 and D3 and exercising anywhere but in that basement near the router. Slowly getting stronger again until further down the line I cut out meat and dairy, and excess sugar which improved my health immensely. But I was still stuck with what was probably electro sensitivity that built over time. Also when it came to move out of the old place guess what was all under the carpets on me and my mothers side of the house? Mold, a lot of it. And so I took more steps to protect myself and here I am now stuck where I am with this, not knowing what to do next because I can't do things involving electronics that so many other people can normally do making me feel like I live in the past or something.

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