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> Please dont panic, you can do many things to help yourself while still in  
> the property, one is to stay outdoors as much as possible, you can turn off
> your  mains electricity whenever you can such as at night, there are
> numerous websites  that can give you info you need and so on - just dont panic
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> In a message dated 18/04/2011 00:22:34 GMT Daylight Time,  
> shezatrip63@... writes:
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> Hello Everyone.....
> A series of events have opened my eyes to what I  have less than 200 feet
> behind my house.
> I knew nothing about power lines,  when we moved in 7 years ago...
> I thought a few palm tree's could cover it  up, along with cell towers
> 1/4 mile away.
> After diziness one day,  tingling in hands and feet, etc.....
> I bought a trifield meter. (please  note; i have had muscle fibromyalgia
> too)
> I was astonished when I turned on  my little meter.
> My sisters house read: .25 milligauss.
> Where I had been  laying my head at night? 5.6?
> Throughout my house 3's.....Back yard? 9  through 15.
> They even amped up the lines the other day, because a  different
> line went down and my meter was 6-7-8 throughout my entire  house.
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> WE have chosen to short sale our home, because I don't want to  play
> roulette with my familys health. We will walk away with ruined credit/and  not a
> penny.
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> Am I doing the right thing? Would you do the  same?
> ALSO, will another month or two injure our health worse as we  pack
> up.
> It seems now I am parnoid, knowing what levels we are living  in.
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> Thank you for your advice. I have not found anyone to help me with  this
> until i found this forum :)
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> Hi
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> shezatrip63 wrote:
> > Throughout my house 3's.....Back yard? 9 through 15.
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> Sad huh? Way too high for residential homes to be exposed to.
> I believe those numbers are high enough to more than double and triple
> the rate of cancer / leukemia.
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> It sounded like the levels are coming from the lines outside. But just
> to check, are the levels lower when the main breaker for the entire
> house is turned off?
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> > Am I doing the right thing? Would you do the same?
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> Yes and yes.
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> Not quite paranoid, but certainly better informed and taking reasonable
> precautions to avoid unnecessary exposure.
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> Regarding the car, shop around. There are better choices, that are very
> tolerable. Look for an older vehicle, preferably a diesel. Test drive
> before buying, and turn down a side road without power lines if it
> passes the first test (lower mG when parked at the lot). I drive an 84
> Chev Pickup. I met a man with ES here who drove a 90's Dodge Dakota
> sport pickup.
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> Hang in there, you're doing the right thing.
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> Stewart
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