Hey Stewart!
Thanks for reply! It is a travel trailer. Ya know the breaker box is in the bedroom across from the bed towards floor. Small trailer so not much distance. Hmmmm Loni --- On Thu, 12/22/11, S Andreason <[hidden email]> wrote: From: S Andreason <[hidden email]> Subject: Re: [eSens] smart meters To: [hidden email] Date: Thursday, December 22, 2011, 8:33 AM Loni wrote: > I'm moving but they are installing smart meters where I'm going but at least it's only 3G there. > Good to hear. As long as you can increase the distance, and reduce the density, there is hope you will find some relief. > I'm living in a trailer. How do they effect trailers? I'm going to try to opt out of course! > Mobile home trailer or travel trailer? I'd say the travel trailer has an advantage, where you can unplug it, and keep as much distance from the mains plugin, as an extension cord will allow. As long as the bed is not on top of the breaker box! I'm not aware of any other effect to note. Stewart [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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That sounds similar to some of the increased symptoms I was/am
having. When they did our neighborhood, things were getting worse for me. However I'm not sure entirely which is from smart meters, and which is not, as a new cellphone tower was installed around the same time, and I'm not sure when it was turned on. However the microwave meter readings are higher around the neighborhood now, and somewhat by me also. When I came home from trip to Calgary, the smart meter had been installed knowingly against my wishes. In fact they trespassed by going around the locked gate, and walking a couple tenths mile up to the house and doing it while I was gone. When we got home, my face started burning like bad, bad sunburn almost immediately. That lasted the entire time it was there until they got someone out there to pull it, that night, a couple hours later. The burning stopped almost immediately. That is not a symptom I've had except when sitting in front of unshielded pc monitors. I am much worse in town now also, the current going through my head, occassional balance problems (anyone notice the last couple months the ads for meinere's/dizziness products, like the country just suddenly started having this mass condition?) Town was hard enough to be in, now it's much worse. The upgrade in the electric, and or cellphone systems here, which I was exposed to for a few hours over Christmas and made me ill for hours after has left me feeling like I am much closer to seizures than previously. Even turning the dial a little on my small radio, am or fm, the static from that can cause my head to feel the interference. Kinda scary. I did read a few weeks ago, in looking for more info. on stopping seizures, that B6 particularly is helpful, and more so if you take B2 with it. I am taking those 2-3x/day now along with a multi B. I'd say it's helping some, though being off grid now, it's hard to say, as I've only been in town a couple times since taking these. I really hope it does help, because with all the supplements I already take, it is very frustrating to see you're making progress on healing, and then get slammed backwards again, making you worse than you were before. Anyway, just thought I'd get in here today and do some posting, as I've hardly been around the past few months. ~ Snoshoe > --- In [hidden email], "Joyce" <joycesoos@> wrote: > > > > Well, they were put in smart meters around my neighborhood late yesterday but not at my house. Interesting that they never did knock on my door saying that they were here. > > Now I can sense them and big time. I feel waves of emf crashing down on me ever since I woke up this morning. My jaw hurts and I am very dizzy to where I walk like I am drunk. I already have vertigo but this is stupid! The brain fog is tremendous and cannot concentrate on anything I read. My face is vibrating and my two teeth that have crowns on them buzz and hurt. I constantly feel like falling down. It is worse being on the computer for me. I remember having these same feelings twenty years ago when I first came down with es but they are back in full force. > > I have a no smart meter sign on my analog so the guy was nice enough to not put one on, thank goodness. My bedroom is facing my neighbor's meter, and I can see a meter on my neighbor's wall behind me. I just wish these awful feelings of vertigo would go away. > > Anyone know what I can do? Thanks in advance. > > > |
BTW,
I wanted to also add, that on the way home from Calgary, as I wasn't driving, I turned the Cornet meter on two towns away from home, and see that there is now a spike of some sort that occurs about every 15 seconds. Smaller in more sheltered areas, stronger in town. It's all over. Anyone know what this is? You wouldn't notice it in a very chaotic area, because all the other readings would hide it, but in the spread out areas it's there. Just curious what is hammering us 4-6x/min. 24/7, besides everything else, if anyone knows for sure. Could be the meters, cell masts, or some other thing? ~ Snoshoe --- In [hidden email], "snoshoe_2" <snoshoe_2@...> wrote: > > That sounds similar to some of the increased symptoms I was/am > having. > When they did our neighborhood, things were getting worse for me. > However I'm not sure entirely which is from smart meters, and which > is not, as a new cellphone tower was installed around the same time, and I'm not sure when it was turned on. However the microwave meter readings are higher around the neighborhood now, and somewhat by me also. > > When I came home from trip to Calgary, the smart meter had been installed knowingly against my wishes. In fact they trespassed by going around the locked gate, and walking a couple tenths mile up to the house and doing it while I was gone. > When we got home, my face started burning like bad, bad sunburn almost immediately. That lasted the entire time it was there until they got someone out there to pull it, that night, a couple hours later. The burning stopped almost immediately. That is not a symptom I've had except when sitting in front of unshielded pc monitors. > > I am much worse in town now also, the current going through my head, occassional balance problems (anyone notice the last couple months the ads for meinere's/dizziness products, like the country just suddenly started having this mass condition?) > Town was hard enough to be in, now it's much worse. The upgrade in the electric, and or cellphone systems here, which I was exposed to for a few hours over Christmas and made me ill for hours after has left me feeling like I am much closer to seizures than previously. > Even turning the dial a little on my small radio, am or fm, the static from that can cause my head to feel the interference. Kinda scary. > > I did read a few weeks ago, in looking for more info. on stopping seizures, that B6 particularly is helpful, and more so if you take B2 with it. I am taking those 2-3x/day now along with a multi B. > I'd say it's helping some, though being off grid now, it's hard to say, as I've only been in town a couple times since taking these. > > I really hope it does help, because with all the supplements I already take, it is very frustrating to see you're making progress on healing, and then get slammed backwards again, making you worse than you were before. > > Anyway, just thought I'd get in here today and do some posting, as I've hardly been around the past few months. > > ~ Snoshoe > > > > > --- In [hidden email], "Joyce" <joycesoos@> wrote: > > > > > > Well, they were put in smart meters around my neighborhood late yesterday but not at my house. Interesting that they never did knock on my door saying that they were here. > > > Now I can sense them and big time. I feel waves of emf crashing down on me ever since I woke up this morning. My jaw hurts and I am very dizzy to where I walk like I am drunk. I already have vertigo but this is stupid! The brain fog is tremendous and cannot concentrate on anything I read. My face is vibrating and my two teeth that have crowns on them buzz and hurt. I constantly feel like falling down. It is worse being on the computer for me. I remember having these same feelings twenty years ago when I first came down with es but they are back in full force. > > > I have a no smart meter sign on my analog so the guy was nice enough to not put one on, thank goodness. My bedroom is facing my neighbor's meter, and I can see a meter on my neighbor's wall behind me. I just wish these awful feelings of vertigo would go away. > > > Anyone know what I can do? Thanks in advance. > > > > > > |
snoshoe_2 wrote:
> a spike of some sort that occurs about every 15 seconds. Smaller in more sheltered areas, That is the signature of a radar sweeping a circle 4 times per minute. Does that coorelate with known weather or airport radar locations? Stewart |
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I know the smart meters spike like that. To: [hidden email] From: [hidden email] Date: Sat, 28 Jan 2012 20:58:51 +0000 Subject: [eSens] Re: smart meters BTW, I wanted to also add, that on the way home from Calgary, as I wasn't driving, I turned the Cornet meter on two towns away from home, and see that there is now a spike of some sort that occurs about every 15 seconds. Smaller in more sheltered areas, stronger in town. It's all over. Anyone know what this is? You wouldn't notice it in a very chaotic area, because all the other readings would hide it, but in the spread out areas it's there. Just curious what is hammering us 4-6x/min. 24/7, besides everything else, if anyone knows for sure. Could be the meters, cell masts, or some other thing? ~ Snoshoe --- In [hidden email], "snoshoe_2" <snoshoe_2@...> wrote: > > That sounds similar to some of the increased symptoms I was/am > having. > When they did our neighborhood, things were getting worse for me. > However I'm not sure entirely which is from smart meters, and which > is not, as a new cellphone tower was installed around the same time, and I'm not sure when it was turned on. However the microwave meter readings are higher around the neighborhood now, and somewhat by me also. > > When I came home from trip to Calgary, the smart meter had been installed knowingly against my wishes. In fact they trespassed by going around the locked gate, and walking a couple tenths mile up to the house and doing it while I was gone. > When we got home, my face started burning like bad, bad sunburn almost immediately. That lasted the entire time it was there until they got someone out there to pull it, that night, a couple hours later. The burning stopped almost immediately. That is not a symptom I've had except when sitting in front of unshielded pc monitors. > > I am much worse in town now also, the current going through my head, occassional balance problems (anyone notice the last couple months the ads for meinere's/dizziness products, like the country just suddenly started having this mass condition?) > Town was hard enough to be in, now it's much worse. The upgrade in the electric, and or cellphone systems here, which I was exposed to for a few hours over Christmas and made me ill for hours after has left me feeling like I am much closer to seizures than previously. > Even turning the dial a little on my small radio, am or fm, the static from that can cause my head to feel the interference. Kinda scary. > > I did read a few weeks ago, in looking for more info. on stopping seizures, that B6 particularly is helpful, and more so if you take B2 with it. I am taking those 2-3x/day now along with a multi B. > I'd say it's helping some, though being off grid now, it's hard to say, as I've only been in town a couple times since taking these. > > I really hope it does help, because with all the supplements I already take, it is very frustrating to see you're making progress on healing, and then get slammed backwards again, making you worse than you were before. > > Anyway, just thought I'd get in here today and do some posting, as I've hardly been around the past few months. > > ~ Snoshoe > > > > > --- In [hidden email], "Joyce" <joycesoos@> wrote: > > > > > > Well, they were put in smart meters around my neighborhood late yesterday but not at my house. Interesting that they never did knock on my door saying that they were here. > > > Now I can sense them and big time. I feel waves of emf crashing down on me ever since I woke up this morning. My jaw hurts and I am very dizzy to where I walk like I am drunk. I already have vertigo but this is stupid! The brain fog is tremendous and cannot concentrate on anything I read. My face is vibrating and my two teeth that have crowns on them buzz and hurt. I constantly feel like falling down. It is worse being on the computer for me. I remember having these same feelings twenty years ago when I first came down with es but they are back in full force. > > > I have a no smart meter sign on my analog so the guy was nice enough to not put one on, thank goodness. My bedroom is facing my neighbor's meter, and I can see a meter on my neighbor's wall behind me. I just wish these awful feelings of vertigo would go away. > > > Anyone know what I can do? Thanks in advance. > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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Hmm, I don't know.
It would have to radiate at least 20 miles out to be from the airport. I don't know about weather locations. ~ Snoshoe --- In [hidden email], S Andreason <sandreas41@...> wrote: > > snoshoe_2 wrote: > > a spike of some sort that occurs about every 15 seconds. Smaller in more sheltered areas, > That is the signature of a radar sweeping a circle 4 times per minute. > Does that coorelate with known weather or airport radar locations? > > Stewart > |
snoshoe_2 wrote:
> Hmm, I don't know. > It would have to radiate at least 20 miles out to be from the airport. > I don't know about weather locations. > Radar easily goes 150 miles. I measured 0.33 V/m in sync with Spokane radar in Creston at a distance of 50 miles, as the freeway went over a hill, thus providing clear line of sight. I don't know if smart meters are timed so perfectly, but radar definitely is. Stewart |
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Get a doctor's note, stating the smart meter wireless is affecting your health, send or fax to utility. Keep calling them to remove it. Don't give up. You wrote: When we got home, my face started burning like bad, bad sunburn almost immediately. That lasted the entire time it was there until they got someone out there to pull it, that night, a couple hours later. The burning stopped almost immediately Did they adjust the cell phone signal or the smart meter? Did they upgrade to 4G or have you already got? . Be careful w B-6 on a regular basis. Too much can cause nerve damage. Kathy Very high doses -- 200 mg or more per day -- of vitamin B6 can cause neurological disorders, such as loss of feeling in the legs and imbalance. Stopping high doses usually leads to a complete recovery within 6 months.There have been rare reports of allergic skin reactions to high doses of vitamin B6 supplements. Other side effects can include sensitivity to sunlight, nausea, abdominal pain, and loss of appetite. Read more: http://www.umm.edu/altmed/articles/vitamin-b6-000337.htm#ixzz1kuHCX6Sp Kathy - <[hidden email] wrote: : [eSens] Re: smart meters BTW, I wanted to also add, that on the way home from Calgary, as I wasn't driving, I turned the Cornet meter on two towns away from home, and see that there is now a spike of some sort that occurs about every 15 seconds. Smaller in more sheltered areas, stronger in town. It's all over. Anyone know what this is? ~ Snoshoe --- In [hidden email], "snoshoe_2" <snoshoe_2@...> wrote: > > That sounds similar to some of the increased symptoms I was/am > having. > When they did our neighborhood, things were getting worse for me. > However I'm not sure entirely which is from smart meters, and which > is not, as a new cellphone tower was installed around the same time, and I'm not sure when it was turned on. However the microwave meter readings are higher around the neighborhood now, and somewhat by me also. > > When I came home from trip to Calgary, the smart meter had been installed knowingly against my wishes. In fact they trespassed by going around the locked gate, and walking a couple tenths mile up to the house and doing it while I was gone. > When we got home, my face started burning like bad, bad sunburn almost immediately. That lasted the entire time it was there until they got someone out there to pull it, that night, a couple hours later. The burning stopped almost immediately. That is not a symptom I've had except when sitting in front of unshielded pc monitors. > > I am much worse in town now also, the current going through my head, occassional balance problems (anyone notice the last couple months the ads for meinere's/dizziness products, like the country just suddenly started having this mass condition?) > > Anyway, just thought I'd get in here today and do some posting, as I've hardly been around the past few months. > > ~ Snoshoe > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
Kathy, In regards to this statement: Be careful w B-6 on a regular basis. Too much can cause nerve damage. I read this article. This article, in my opinion, although does make some good points- as to why the body NEEDS this vitamin....also makes some mistakes. Seems to me, people would take lots of Vit C, but taking alot of B-6? Most Vit B-6 is in the B-Complex form. And since this article doesn't even take into effect what else is in that particular supplement, most Vit B-6 is in the B-Complex form. There is a ton of cheap B-Complex's on the market, loaded with inferior ingredients. So my question is: how could they say that B-6 can be over dosed without taking into effect that the majority of the B-6 on the market, comes in the B-Complex form, and that being the case, means that's not the only B in the supplement. Get the best purest supplement you can. Do your research. I find taking two of my B-Complex works quite well. Now, if you just start taking a new supplement, and you have a reaction, the first thing I'd be checking: is the ingredients and where they came from. And then there's those who are very sensitive even to quality supplements/minerals....in which case, its a problem with the body being able to metabolise the nutrient. OR sometimes, the body is lacking another mineral/vitamin needed for the body to use that new mineral/vitamin the person is trying out. AGain, not necessarily a case of anythng being wrong with the supplement. The way it was worded, might make some people afraid to take B-6. And the truth is, the Thyroid needs B-6. Note: B's shouldn't be taken separately anyway. They work best in a Complex, all the B's form. The only one that is sometimes needed, in a separate supplement, is B-5, because the Adrenals need B-5. Eggs, by the way, are also a good source of the B's. (preferably organic grass fed, un caged). Unfortunately, because our soils here in this country have been stripped, we are for the time being, reduced to taking supplements. This is where having a mulch pile in your yard, can help feed your soil, so that when you grow your garden, the soil is rich in nutrients. Lizzie To: [hidden email] From: [hidden email] Date: Sun, 29 Jan 2012 19:07:58 -0800 Subject: Re: [eSens] Re: smart meters Get a doctor's note, stating the smart meter wireless is affecting your health, send or fax to utility. Keep calling them to remove it. Don't give up. You wrote: When we got home, my face started burning like bad, bad sunburn almost immediately. That lasted the entire time it was there until they got someone out there to pull it, that night, a couple hours later. The burning stopped almost immediately Did they adjust the cell phone signal or the smart meter? Did they upgrade to 4G or have you already got? . Be careful w B-6 on a regular basis. Too much can cause nerve damage. Kathy Very high doses -- 200 mg or more per day -- of vitamin B6 can cause neurological disorders, such as loss of feeling in the legs and imbalance. Stopping high doses usually leads to a complete recovery within 6 months.There have been rare reports of allergic skin reactions to high doses of vitamin B6 supplements. Other side effects can include sensitivity to sunlight, nausea, abdominal pain, and loss of appetite. Read more: http://www.umm.edu/altmed/articles/vitamin-b6-000337.htm#ixzz1kuHCX6Sp Kathy - <[hidden email] wrote: : [eSens] Re: smart meters BTW, I wanted to also add, that on the way home from Calgary, as I wasn't driving, I turned the Cornet meter on two towns away from home, and see that there is now a spike of some sort that occurs about every 15 seconds. Smaller in more sheltered areas, stronger in town. It's all over. Anyone know what this is? ~ Snoshoe --- In [hidden email], "snoshoe_2" <snoshoe_2@...> wrote: > > That sounds similar to some of the increased symptoms I was/am > having. > When they did our neighborhood, things were getting worse for me. > However I'm not sure entirely which is from smart meters, and which > is not, as a new cellphone tower was installed around the same time, and I'm not sure when it was turned on. However the microwave meter readings are higher around the neighborhood now, and somewhat by me also. > > When I came home from trip to Calgary, the smart meter had been installed knowingly against my wishes. In fact they trespassed by going around the locked gate, and walking a couple tenths mile up to the house and doing it while I was gone. > When we got home, my face started burning like bad, bad sunburn almost immediately. That lasted the entire time it was there until they got someone out there to pull it, that night, a couple hours later. The burning stopped almost immediately. That is not a symptom I've had except when sitting in front of unshielded pc monitors. > > I am much worse in town now also, the current going through my head, occassional balance problems (anyone notice the last couple months the ads for meinere's/dizziness products, like the country just suddenly started having this mass condition?) > > Anyway, just thought I'd get in here today and do some posting, as I've hardly been around the past few months. > > ~ Snoshoe > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitamin_B6
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyridoxine These articles speak of nerve damage using supplements of B6 over 1000mg a day over a long period of time --- In [hidden email], Elizabeth thode <lizt777@...> wrote: > > > Kathy, > In regards to this statement: Be careful w B-6 on a regular basis. Too much can cause nerve damage. > > I read this article. This article, in my opinion, although does make some good points- as to why the body NEEDS > this vitamin....also makes some mistakes. > Seems to me, people would take lots of Vit C, but taking alot of B-6? Most Vit B-6 is in the B-Complex form. > And since this article doesn't even take into effect what else > is in that particular supplement, most Vit B-6 is in the B-Complex form. There is a ton of cheap B-Complex's on > the market, loaded with inferior ingredients. So my question is: how could they say that B-6 can be over dosed > without taking into effect that the majority of the B-6 on the market, comes in the B-Complex form, and that being > the case, means that's not the only B in the supplement. > Get the best purest supplement you can. Do your research. I find taking two of my B-Complex works quite well. > > Now, if you just start taking a new supplement, and you have a reaction, the first thing I'd be checking: > is the ingredients and where they came from. And then there's those who are very sensitive even to > quality supplements/minerals....in which case, its a problem with the body being > able to metabolise the nutrient. OR sometimes, the body is lacking another mineral/vitamin needed > for the body to use that new mineral/vitamin the person is trying out. AGain, not necessarily a case > of anythng being wrong with the supplement. > The way it was worded, might make some people afraid to take B-6. And the truth is, the Thyroid > needs B-6. Note: B's shouldn't be taken separately anyway. They work best in a Complex, all the B's > form. The only one that is sometimes needed, in a separate supplement, is B-5, because the Adrenals > need B-5. > Eggs, by the way, are also a good source of the B's. (preferably organic grass fed, un caged). > Unfortunately, because our soils here in this country have been stripped, we are for the time > being, reduced to taking supplements. > This is where having a mulch pile in your yard, can help feed your soil, so that when you grow > your garden, the soil is rich in nutrients. > > Lizzie > > > > > > > > > To: [hidden email] > From: calicocat477@... > Date: Sun, 29 Jan 2012 19:07:58 -0800 > Subject: Re: [eSens] Re: smart meters > > > > > > > > > Get a doctor's note, stating the smart meter wireless is affecting your health, send or fax to utility. Keep calling them to remove it. Don't give up. > > You wrote: When we got home, my face started burning like bad, bad sunburn almost > immediately. That lasted the entire time it was there until they got > someone out there to pull it, that night, a couple hours later. The > burning stopped almost immediately > > Did they adjust the cell phone signal or the smart meter? Did they upgrade to 4G or have you already got? . > > Be careful w B-6 on a regular basis. Too much can cause nerve damage. Kathy > > Very high doses -- 200 mg or > more per day -- of vitamin B6 can cause neurological disorders, such as > > loss of feeling in the legs and imbalance. > Stopping high doses usually > leads to a complete recovery within 6 months.There have been rare reports of allergic skin reactions to high doses of vitamin B6 supplements. > > Other side effects can include sensitivity to sunlight, nausea, abdominal pain, and loss of appetite. > Read more: http://www.umm.edu/altmed/articles/vitamin-b6-000337.htm#ixzz1kuHCX6Sp > > Kathy > > - > <snoshoe_2@... wrote: > : [eSens] Re: smart meters > > > > BTW, > > I wanted to also add, that on the way home from Calgary, as I wasn't driving, I turned the Cornet meter on two towns away from home, and see that there is now a spike of some sort that occurs about every 15 seconds. Smaller in more sheltered areas, stronger in town. It's all over. Anyone know what this is? > > ~ Snoshoe > > --- In [hidden email], "snoshoe_2" <snoshoe_2@> wrote: > > > > > > That sounds similar to some of the increased symptoms I was/am > > > having. > > > When they did our neighborhood, things were getting worse for me. > > > However I'm not sure entirely which is from smart meters, and which > > > is not, as a new cellphone tower was installed around the same time, and I'm not sure when it was turned on. However the microwave meter readings are higher around the neighborhood now, and somewhat by me also. > > > > > > When I came home from trip to Calgary, the smart meter had been installed knowingly against my wishes. In fact they trespassed by going around the locked gate, and walking a couple tenths mile up to the house and doing it while I was gone. > > > When we got home, my face started burning like bad, bad sunburn almost immediately. That lasted the entire time it was there until they got someone out there to pull it, that night, a couple hours later. The burning stopped almost immediately. That is not a symptom I've had except when sitting in front of unshielded pc monitors. > > > > > > I am much worse in town now also, the current going through my head, occassional balance problems (anyone notice the last couple months the ads for meinere's/dizziness products, like the country just suddenly started having this mass condition?) > > > > > > Anyway, just thought I'd get in here today and do some posting, as I've hardly been around the past few months. > > > > > > ~ Snoshoe > > > > > > > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > |
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