Re: Smart Meters, ALS-type symptoms, Lyme and Jaw cavitations...(...

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> Hi. Well, I had a tiny bit of a better sleep last nite after turning off not only the disconnects that deliver power from the solar battery to the house wiring (which I usu. do); I ALSO turned off the DC array disconnect, which collects power from the solar panel & charges the battery. When the sun goes down, theoretically, this should stop collecting electricity & just be inert, but maybe it means that the battery's still more active than it would be if I turned the array off. Either way, I felt just the tiniest bit of difference so plan to do that every nite from now on.
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> --- On Sat, 3/26/11, paulpjc@... <paulpjc@...> wrote:
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> From: paulpjc@... <paulpjc@...>
> Subject: Re: [eSens] Re: Smart Meters, ALS-type symptoms, Lyme and Jaw cavitations...(...
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> Date: Saturday, March 26, 2011, 6:31 AM
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> In a message dated 25/03/2011 18:32:19 GMT Standard Time,  
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> That's just it, I'm not near ANY electricity, except for the solar battery  
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> which I only use to deliver power to the wiring every few days, & only  
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> when needed. The only thing I leave on all the time is the switch used to  
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> allow the battery to be charged by the solar panel on the roof. That doesn't  
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> seem to be bothering me. I'm in an area where there's no power lines for 2  
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> miles, & I think the  nearest cell tower is a mile away, so I'nm not  sure why
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> it's so bad. Just extra worried b/c of severity of symptoms, &  because
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> when they install Smart Meters in this area, the nearest 1 will only  be a mile
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> away. I just hope that's enuf distance for it to not affect me, tho  the
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> -E. Drew
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> --- On Wed,  3/23/11, emraware <_emraware@..._
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> From: emraware <_emraware@..._ (mailto:emraware@...) >
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> Subject:  [eSens] Re: Smart Meters, ALS-type symptoms, Lyme and Jaw  
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> cavitations...(???)
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> To: _eSens@yahoogroups.com_ (mailto:[hidden email])
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> Date:  Wednesday, March 23, 2011, 8:06 PM
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> Hi E. Drew,
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> ES  is complicated because it's not just microwaves that can cause
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> problems.  There's also electricity, magnetic fields, and VLF (very low
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> frequencies). It  seems that some forms of EMF can cause enough damage that they
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> sensitize you  to other forms of EMF that you previously weren't sensitive to. I
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> watched a  video once of a woman who was fine before she lived near a cell
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> wireless  devices she never was sensitive to before. In other words, though
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> you are now  away from the smart meters, you may have been damaged enough by
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> the smart  meters that you developed a new sensitivity, e.g., to electricity
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> now. I would  recommend to try turning the electricity off altogether from
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> the circuit  breaker panel as a test to see if you're sensitive to
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> As  for the conductive shielding, it does work to shield against
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> microwaves, but  it may also pick up nearby electrical fields. The larger area the
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> fabric  covers, the more electrical fields it will pick up from surrounding
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> walls and  floor (coming from the wiring you do not see). I think if you are
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> wearing the  fabric close to your body, you probably won't pick up any
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> electrical fields  that you wouldn't have already picked up because of the water in
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> our bodies  which is naturally conductive anyway. However, if you are
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> making a large tent,  your tent corners may be in positions of high electricity
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> that you would never  physically be near otherwise.
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> Note: Conductive shielding doesn't seem  to help with VLF, which needs to
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> be addressed separately, usually by  unplugging the source of it.
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> --- In _eSens@yahoogroups.com_ (mailto:[hidden email]) ,  
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> I've been in the  off-grid cabin for about 2 weeks & these symptoms persist
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> & I even  occasionally still get that buzzing, humming feeling of brain &
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> body being  microwaved, which I got the whole time I was around Smart Meters.
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> > Not sure what to do; no money & can't get on  disability or even SSI, b/c
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> none of my conditions are recognized & I don't  have enuf work credits.
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> Soon there will be virtually NO PLACE that I can work.  I'm going to try a
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> conductive shielding hood made from a fabric called Thule,  and a Silverell
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> hoodie. The company is sending the hood to me for free b/c  they understand the
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> severity fo my situation, but then I read the posts on how  no shielding
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> seems to work. The company told me that w/ the shielding fabrics,  it's still
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> not clear that grounding even works. I'm just praying that this  damage is
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> reversible, despite the constant disabling symptoms. Most of all, I  pray it's
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> not ALS & it's just damage from Lyme disease, so that if I  eventually get
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> the money to treat the Lyme, I'll see the worst of the EHS  symptoms (temp.
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> paralysis, choking, increased seizures) diminish. Based on my  symptoms,
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> does anyone ahve any ideas as to why the symptoms have persisted so  long
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> after removal from exposure, and most of all, whether or not this  could be
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> more Lyme related or more ALS related?
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