RADAR

>
>
> Do any of you get affected by RADAR from the military jets or even the
> commercial airliners?
>
> Yesterday I had a new experience. Usually, my head just hurts like there
> pressure in there and then I start tremoring. These were not my symptoms
> yesterday Yesterday, There were about 30 commercial jets flying Every time
> we were driving close to one crossing over us I would get this very sharp
> stabbing pain into my chest. This stabbing pain would happen over and over
> again. Today I am so sore like it's a pulled muscle in my sternum all the
> way to the middle of my back.
>
> It was obviously from the RADAR from the jets. they seemed to be flying a
> lot lower than usual and usually there isn't that many in the sky.
>
> What's going on? It scared me.
>
> Kris
>
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>  
>

>
>
> Do any of you get affected by RADAR from the military jets or even the
> commercial airliners?
>
> Yesterday I had a new experience. Usually, my head just hurts like there
> pressure in there and then I start tremoring. These were not my symptoms
> yesterday Yesterday, There were about 30 commercial jets flying Every time
> we were driving close to one crossing over us I would get this very sharp
> stabbing pain into my chest. This stabbing pain would happen over and over
> again. Today I am so sore like it's a pulled muscle in my sternum all the
> way to the middle of my back.
>
> It was obviously from the RADAR from the jets. they seemed to be flying a
> lot lower than usual and usually there isn't that many in the sky.
>
> What's going on? It scared me.
>
> Kris
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>

>
> Do any of you get affected by RADAR from the military jets or even the commercial airliners?
>
> Yesterday I had a new experience. Usually, my head just hurts like therepressure in there and then I start tremoring. These were not my symptoms yesterday Yesterday, There were about 30 commercial jets flying Every time we were driving close to one crossing over us I would get this very sharp stabbing pain into my chest. This stabbing pain would happen over and over again. Today I am so sore like it's a pulled muscle in my sternum all the way to the middle of my back.
>
> It was obviously from the RADAR from the jets. they seemed to be flying a lot lower than usual and usually there isn't that many in the sky.
>
> What's going on? It scared me.
>
> Kris
>
>
>
>      
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

>
> Hi,
>
> My girlfriend lives out in the hills in a motor home and is very symptomyat the moment, and spent the night in a camping barn with no power in a rffree area, but was still fevery all night and believes it was airplanes. When she has been bad before , camping in the wild she gets tingling and feelings when planes have gone over.
>
> Cant get away from it it seems, even in remote areas.
>
> cheers
>
> charlie
>
> --- In [hidden email], K <kfarming@> wrote:
> >
> > Do any of you get affected by RADAR from the military jets or even the commercial airliners?
> >
> > Yesterday I had a new experience. Usually, my head just hurts like there pressure in there and then I start tremoring. These were not my symptomsyesterday Yesterday, There were about 30 commercial jets flying Every time we were driving close to one crossing over us I would get this very sharpstabbing pain into my chest. This stabbing pain would happen over and overagain. Today I am so sore like it's a pulled muscle in my sternum all theway to the middle of my back.
> >
> > It was obviously from the RADAR from the jets. they seemed to be flying a lot lower than usual and usually there isn't that many in the sky.
> >
> > What's going on? It scared me.
> >
> > Kris
> >
> >

>
> Hi,
>
> My girlfriend lives out in the hills in a motor home and is very symptomy at the moment, and spent the night in a camping barn with no power in a rf free area, but was still fevery all night and believes it was airplanes. When she has been bad before , camping in the wild she gets tingling and feelings when planes have gone over.
>
> Cant get away from it it seems, even in remote areas.
>
> cheers
>
> charlie
>
> --- In [hidden email], K <kfarming@> wrote:
> >
> > Do any of you get affected by RADAR from the military jets or even the commercial airliners?
> >
> > Yesterday I had a new experience. Usually, my head just hurts like there pressure in there and then I start tremoring. These were not my symptoms yesterday Yesterday, There were about 30 commercial jets flying Every time we were driving close to one crossing over us I would get this very sharp stabbing pain into my chest. This stabbing pain would happen over and over again. Today I am so sore like it's a pulled muscle in my sternum all the way to the middle of my back.
> >
> > It was obviously from the RADAR from the jets. they seemed to be flying a lot lower than usual and usually there isn't that many in the sky.
> >
> > What's going on? It scared me.
> >
> > Kris
> >
> >

> From: Jennie Wassenaar <[hidden email]>
> Subject: Re: [eSens] Re: RADAR
> To: [hidden email]
> Date: Tuesday, March 23, 2010, 3:29 AM
> Paul & Diane,
>
> I'm just jumping into this topic so forgive me if I have
> misinterpreted your posts or am repeating something.
>
> Following are some exerts from The Healing Energies of
> Magnets by Roger Coghill.  From what I've experienced
> and heard magnetic therapy is not for us EMS
> sufferers.  But I did like this book for explaining
> electromagnetic fields.
>
>  
>      Our bodies make extensive use of
> ions for transmitting electric signals between the brain and
> and the nerves.  So it is not surprising that large
> quantities of ions, whether natural or artificial in origin,
> can affect human health.  (we feel better when the air
> is negatively charged)
>       Prior to a storm water-laden clouds
> become negatively charged, due to friction between the water
> molecules and the air through which the cloud passes. 
> Positive ions then accumulate beneath the cloud.  As
> the clouds progress down the sky, these positive ions pile
> up and the wind begins to push them ahead of the clouds.
>      The Earth's surface is also
> negatively charged as a result of chemical reactions at it's
> core.  This high level of positive ions before a storm
> creates a distinct feeling or airlessness or stuffiness in
> the atmosphere (and physical discomfort to some). 
> Eventually the attraction between the negative and positive
> charges overcomes the air's resistance and the result is a
> flash or more of lightning.  Thunder then rolls and
> down comes the rain.  After the storm how clear and
> sweet the air appears!  This is because the air is now
> surcharged with negative ions and the balance of negative
> and positive charges on the Earth's surface has been
> restored.
>
> Other places that have natural negative ions are in the
> mountains and at the seashore.  I know I always feel
> better when we vacation in the mountains.  And people
> have been traveling to the seashore for centuries to feel
> better , but maybe it's the view.  :)
>
> Paul, I can relate to your memory issues.  Post it
> Notes have become my friend.  And the sleepless
> nights.  I hope that clears up for you soon.
>
> Good luck,
>
> Jennie
>
>
>
>
>
> ________________________________
> From: "[hidden email]"
> <[hidden email]>
> To: [hidden email]
> Sent: Tue, March 23, 2010 5:57:05 AM
> Subject: Re: [eSens] Re: RADAR
>
>  
> Hi Diana, I cant recall how I feel as its been a while,
> definitely not a
> release unless the storm really works itself out.  As
> for memory I a  getting
> very concerned at the state of my memory, I am starting to
> loose chunks
> and short term is really bad, I feel spaced out, this is
> probably due to
> broken  sleep (wake at 3.30am every morn and then
> fight to fall asleep) and
> overdoing it  on this thing, I will have to go back to
> my laptop at a distance
> instead of  being 600mm from the screen at
> present.  Ironically I have missed
> my  medical for benefit state claims twicw now cos I
> literally forgot - I
> have to  pull my self out of this nose dive, yet again
> thank heavens I have
> made it  through another dark dreary winter - its been
> Plasma TV hell !
>
> PUK
>
>
> In a message dated 22/03/2010 17:22:09 GMT Standard Time,
> evie15422@yahoo. com writes:
>
> Hi,  Paul,
>
> I react similarly--I pick up on what I think is a
> growing  instability in
> the atmosphere before a storm.  It can affect my
> whole  body sometimes.
> There is a growing pressure and anxiety within me
> (along  with many
> symptoms--EMS and other) and when the storm actually hits,
> I feel  release.  Is this how
> you react as well?
>
> Be well,
> Diane
>
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>> This is interesting. Does anyone here use an air cleaner? I have
>> experimented with Blueair, Winix and other Plasmawave air cleaners.
>> I am going to try Rabbitair next, which isn't plasmawave but has an ozone
>> free ionizer that can be turned on and off. HEPA of course.
>
> I have certainly used many air cleaners over the years... I worry
> that the motor/fan ones contribute to ES, although that doesn't
> stop me from having the fan on my furnace running 24/7. :-)
>
> I also use cleaners that emit small amounts of ozone into the air...
> but probably not much more than you'd experience outdoors in
> the mountains. This keeps down the smell of any chemicals,
> pets, etc. I gave up on "ionizers" years ago, as they didn't
> appear to have any benefits, and destroyed the furniture
> and the walls.
>
> Marc
>

> From: Marc Martin <[hidden email]>
> Subject: Re: [eSens] Re: RADAR
> To: [hidden email]
> Date: Tuesday, March 23, 2010, 11:40 AM
> > This is interesting. Does anyone
> here use an air cleaner? I have
> > experimented with Blueair, Winix and other Plasmawave
> air cleaners.
> > I am going to try Rabbitair next, which isn't
> plasmawave but has an ozone
> > free ionizer that can be turned on and off. HEPA of
> course.
>
> I have certainly used many air cleaners over the years... I
> worry
> that the motor/fan ones contribute to ES, although that
> doesn't
> stop me from having the fan on my furnace running
> 24/7.  :-)
>
> I also use cleaners that emit small amounts of ozone into
> the air...
> but probably not much more than you'd experience outdoors
> in
> the mountains.  This keeps down the smell of any
> chemicals,
> pets, etc.  I gave up on "ionizers" years ago, as they
> didn't
> appear to have any benefits, and destroyed the furniture
> and the walls.
>
> Marc
>
>
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> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
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>     [hidden email]
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> From: Jennie Wassenaar <[hidden email]>
> Subject: Re: [eSens] Re: RADAR
> To: [hidden email]
> Date: Tuesday, March 23, 2010, 3:29 AM
> Paul & Diane,
>
> I'm just jumping into this topic so forgive me if I have
> misinterpreted your posts or am repeating something.
>
> Following are some exerts from The Healing Energies of
> Magnets by Roger Coghill. From what I've experienced
> and heard magnetic therapy is not for us EMS
> sufferers. But I did like this book for explaining
> electromagnetic fields.
>
>
> Our bodies make extensive use of
> ions for transmitting electric signals between the brain and
> and the nerves. So it is not surprising that large
> quantities of ions, whether natural or artificial in origin,
> can affect human health. (we feel better when the air
> is negatively charged)
> Prior to a storm water-laden clouds
> become negatively charged, due to friction between the water
> molecules and the air through which the cloud passes.
> Positive ions then accumulate beneath the cloud. As
> the clouds progress down the sky, these positive ions pile
> up and the wind begins to push them ahead of the clouds.
> The Earth's surface is also
> negatively charged as a result of chemical reactions at it's
> core. This high level of positive ions before a storm
> creates a distinct feeling or airlessness or stuffiness in
> the atmosphere (and physical discomfort to some).
> Eventually the attraction between the negative and positive
> charges overcomes the air's resistance and the result is a
> flash or more of lightning. Thunder then rolls and
> down comes the rain. After the storm how clear and
> sweet the air appears! This is because the air is now
> surcharged with negative ions and the balance of negative
> and positive charges on the Earth's surface has been
> restored.
>
> Other places that have natural negative ions are in the
> mountains and at the seashore. I know I always feel
> better when we vacation in the mountains. And people
> have been traveling to the seashore for centuries to feel
> better , but maybe it's the view. :)
>
> Paul, I can relate to your memory issues. Post it
> Notes have become my friend. And the sleepless
> nights. I hope that clears up for you soon.
>
> Good luck,
>
> Jennie
>
>
>
>
>
> ________________________________
> From: "[hidden email]"
> <[hidden email]>
> To: [hidden email]
> Sent: Tue, March 23, 2010 5:57:05 AM
> Subject: Re: [eSens] Re: RADAR
>
>
> Hi Diana, I cant recall how I feel as its been a while,
> definitely not a
> release unless the storm really works itself out. As
> for memory I a getting
> very concerned at the state of my memory, I am starting to
> loose chunks
> and short term is really bad, I feel spaced out, this is
> probably due to
> broken sleep (wake at 3.30am every morn and then
> fight to fall asleep) and
> overdoing it on this thing, I will have to go back to
> my laptop at a distance
> instead of being 600mm from the screen at
> present. Ironically I have missed
> my medical for benefit state claims twicw now cos I
> literally forgot - I
> have to pull my self out of this nose dive, yet again
> thank heavens I have
> made it through another dark dreary winter - its been
> Plasma TV hell !
>
> PUK
>
>
> In a message dated 22/03/2010 17:22:09 GMT Standard Time,
> evie15422@yahoo. com writes:
>
> Hi, Paul,
>
> I react similarly--I pick up on what I think is a
> growing instability in
> the atmosphere before a storm. It can affect my
> whole body sometimes.
> There is a growing pressure and anxiety within me
> (along with many
> symptoms--EMS and other) and when the storm actually hits,
> I feel release. Is this how
> you react as well?
>
> Be well,
> Diane
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
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>
>
> [hidden email]
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