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> Hi: I was wondering why you feel this report is not to be believed.
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> Could the readers also provide a list of creditable researchers and/or
> foundations that are publishing EMF sensitivity information that person like
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> Thanks to All. Howard
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> --- In [hidden email] <eSens%40yahoogroups.com>, "torch369"
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> > > Hi Everyone: Here is a link to a doc. that may be helpful in
> determining the amount of EMF given off by Smart Meters in your areas.
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> http://www.sdge.com/documents/smartmeter/RF_Exposure_Levels_from_Smart_Meters_EPRI_11-17-2010.pdf
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> > > I hope this doc will help answer some of the questions the group has.
> > > I to have electrical sensitivities along with food and chemical
> sensitivity issues. My electrical sensitivities appear to be different from
> those described by the group. I am sensitive to radiation that produced by a
> direct current power source that is + ( positive ) charged. I appear to have
> no problem with any DC source that is - (negative) charged. I would like to
> hear from members of the group that may have similar sensitivities. Howard
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> Hi, Linda,
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> I hope you can find a good home with a healing environment, Dear.  I hate to dash your hopes in the house you have looked into, but if there are 4 towers in each direction from that house, it might do more damage than more towers coming from one direction.  (You might be caught in the cross fire.)  Here, when I go thru the middle of an area with 3+ towers, it magnifies the emfs alot.  It also makes it much more difficult to shield from. 
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> Hope you have time to consider other options,
> Diane
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> From: lindameetoo <lindameetoo@...>
> Subject: [eSens] Re: smart meter
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> Date: Friday, December 10, 2010, 6:49 PM
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> I have had a few people look. They like my house,but I don't have any offers yet. The places where I am looking to move have 4 cell towers around the property rater than 79. 7 antenna rater than 218. I have to be careful because they do have the transmission lines running through the area. I hope 2 or 3 miles is far enough away. It in the high desert. I feel so sick all the time. I hope I'm not too late. I hope my body can detox from all this dirty energy. :)
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> > How's the market there for selling? We would lose soooo much money if we were to try and sell this house now but I need to move also. I presented renting this house out & then us renting a house elsewhere but it would be very difficult on my son. Loni
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> > Subject: [eSens] Re: smart meter
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> > Date: Friday, December 3, 2010, 5:00 PM
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> > I live by Riverside, California. It's about 50 miles from LA. If I can sell my house, I might move to a place where I can use solar panels and a windmill.
> > I use to live in Washington on Whidbey Island,where my Dad was stationed, when I was a kid. Lots of rain, rain and more rain. I love the rain now. We don't get enough of it here.
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> > --- In [hidden email], Loni <loni326@> wrote:
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> > > Friend of mine lives in really remote area Snowflake AZ & they put a digital meter on her house. She had it removed. Not smart but still digital & very harmful. Loni
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> > > --- On Thu, 12/2/10, Marc Martin <marc@> wrote:
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> > > Subject: Re: [eSens] Re: smart meter
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> > > Date: Thursday, December 2, 2010, 12:54 PM
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> > > > Where do you live? I'm having the same issues. Moving won't work because
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> > > Moving to an area without many neighbors should help. If it's remote
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> > > Also, I think there are only a few states in the USA that currently
> > > have these wireless smart meters? I've personally never seen one
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