Would New Mexico be a viable option for me?

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> Hi, Diane. It seems like a lot of states are just delaying Smart Meters for
> the time being, b/c they found the Smart Grid program will save money;
> doesn't mean they're going to put it off indefinitely. There's also the fact
> that different utilities are sometimes handled by different companies, so
> you might not have a Smart Meter for electricity, but you could end up w/
> one for gas or water. As for NM, I'm hoping homeopathy can keep my immune
> system on track so long as I avoid pesticides, heavy metals etc. BTW, forgot
> to ask: does anyone have any electro(hyper)sensitive contacts in New
> Mexico?
> Love & blessings,E. Drew
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> --- On Thu, 3/31/11, Evie <[hidden email]> wrote:
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> From: Evie <[hidden email]>
> Subject: Re: [eSens] Would New Mexico be a viable option for me?
> To: [hidden email]
> Date: Thursday, March 31, 2011, 4:34 PM
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> Hi, Elysia,
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> I've heard NM is a good place for us, too.  I have only one qualm--Dr Rae
> (of MCS fame) says that if I moved there, I would likely react to a whole
> new set of things.  He says people with MCS, when confronted with a new
> environment, have the tendency to use their specially honed
> over-reactive immune systems to react to anything new they experience.  When
> we leave pesticides, etc, behind, we still have an over-reactive immune
> system with too many mast cells present, etc.  Our immune systems then go
> looking for new "possible" invaders or allergens.  It is like having an
> entire military unit to police a small town.  The soldiers have not much to
> do, and so they are looking for something under every rock.
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>
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> That said, I believe I have heard Maryland is not supposed to get smart
> meters.  So moving to a place where smart meters are not coming might help.
> (Maryland offers some similarity to Maine, environmentally speaking.)
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> Bless you, Diane
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> --- On Thu, 3/31/11, Elysia Drew <[hidden email]> wrote:
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> From: Elysia Drew <[hidden email]>
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> Subject: [eSens] Would New Mexico be a viable option for me?
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> To: [hidden email]
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> Date: Thursday, March 31, 2011, 1:38 PM
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> Salut, all. I think I'm going to have to leave Maine b/c of the Smart
> Meters, after that 4-day exposure to them; it caused another stroke-like
> episode & I'm still not recovering (3 wks later); have had lots of memory
> loss, personality changes, & what feels like genetic damage (please excuse
> my subjectivity; I have only my horrible symptoms to go by). It turns out
> that "my" cabin is less than a mile from the nearest power line, so I'll
> probably have to move before they put Smart Meters in this town.
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> I have a friend in New Mexico who I'd really like to live with. She's MCS,
> EHS, Lyme etc., & knows lots of locations in NM where there are no
> pesticides or power lines for miles. BUT there are other things to consider
> in NM: background radiation from nuclear testing, nuclear storage
> facilities, dust from mining operations, etc. I've heard that there's a lot
> of electrosensitives & chemically sensitive people who feel somewhat better
> in New Mexico, but I really have no way to confirm that. Considering how
> quickly I get nervous system damage from non-ionizing radiation from Smart
> Meters, would you say New Mexico might still be an option? I'm hoping my
> body wouldn't react to the low-grade background nuclear radiation. After the
> Smart Meter exposure, it's hard to believe that anything (besides
> pesticides) could feel worse than that. Opinions, suggestions welcome.
>
> Love & blessings :)-E. Drew
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> Hi, Diane. It seems like a lot of states are just delaying Smart Meters for
> the time being, b/c they found the Smart Grid program will save money;
> doesn't mean they're going to put it off indefinitely. There's also the fact
> that different utilities are sometimes handled by different companies, so
> you might not have a Smart Meter for electricity, but you could end up w/
> one for gas or water. As for NM, I'm hoping homeopathy can keep my immune
> system on track so long as I avoid pesticides, heavy metals etc. BTW, forgot
> to ask: does anyone have any electro(hyper)sensitive contacts in New
> Mexico?
> Love & blessings,E. Drew
>
> --- On Thu, 3/31/11, Evie <[hidden email]> wrote:
>
> From: Evie <[hidden email]>
> Subject: Re: [eSens] Would New Mexico be a viable option for me?
> To: [hidden email]
> Date: Thursday, March 31, 2011, 4:34 PM
>
>
>
>
> Hi, Elysia,
>
>
>
> I've heard NM is a good place for us, too.  I have only one qualm--Dr Rae
> (of MCS fame) says that if I moved there, I would likely react to a whole
> new set of things.  He says people with MCS, when confronted with a new
> environment, have the tendency to use their specially honed
> over-reactive immune systems to react to anything new they experience.  When
> we leave pesticides, etc, behind, we still have an over-reactive immune
> system with too many mast cells present, etc.  Our immune systems then go
> looking for new "possible" invaders or allergens.  It is like having an
> entire military unit to police a small town.  The soldiers have not much to
> do, and so they are looking for something under every rock.
>
>
>
> That said, I believe I have heard Maryland is not supposed to get smart
> meters.  So moving to a place where smart meters are not coming might help.
> (Maryland offers some similarity to Maine, environmentally speaking.)
>
>
>
> Bless you, Diane
>
>
>
> --- On Thu, 3/31/11, Elysia Drew <[hidden email]> wrote:
>
> From: Elysia Drew <[hidden email]>
>
> Subject: [eSens] Would New Mexico be a viable option for me?
>
> To: [hidden email]
>
> Date: Thursday, March 31, 2011, 1:38 PM
>
>
>
> Salut, all. I think I'm going to have to leave Maine b/c of the Smart
> Meters, after that 4-day exposure to them; it caused another stroke-like
> episode & I'm still not recovering (3 wks later); have had lots of memory
> loss, personality changes, & what feels like genetic damage (please excuse
> my subjectivity; I have only my horrible symptoms to go by). It turns out
> that "my" cabin is less than a mile from the nearest power line, so I'll
> probably have to move before they put Smart Meters in this town.
>
> I have a friend in New Mexico who I'd really like to live with. She's MCS,
> EHS, Lyme etc., & knows lots of locations in NM where there are no
> pesticides or power lines for miles. BUT there are other things to consider
> in NM: background radiation from nuclear testing, nuclear storage
> facilities, dust from mining operations, etc. I've heard that there's a lot
> of electrosensitives & chemically sensitive people who feel somewhat better
> in New Mexico, but I really have no way to confirm that. Considering how
> quickly I get nervous system damage from non-ionizing radiation from Smart
> Meters, would you say New Mexico might still be an option? I'm hoping my
> body wouldn't react to the low-grade background nuclear radiation. After the
> Smart Meter exposure, it's hard to believe that anything (besides
> pesticides) could feel worse than that. Opinions, suggestions welcome.
>
> Love & blessings :)-E. Drew
>
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