>>You use a cordless telephone without any problems?
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>I've never used a cordless telephone. I don't know where
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>>Have you ever considered the fact that You are actually NOT
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>Ha! You obviously haven't read my introductory message
>to the mailing list. Three years ago I could not use
>a regular CORDED telephone, watch TV, stand near power lines,
>use a computer (CRT or LCD), use a cellphone, use audio
>headphones, or go into the store because of the fluorescent
>lights. I could even feel the electricity in the walls
>when I standing next to them. I was on medical disability
>from work for many months because I could not tolerate
>being in the building for longer than 20 minutes.
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>In other words, I was VERY electrically sensitive.
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>Today, with the help of food, supplements, "new age
>devices", and having my mercury fillings removed, I can
>now use a corded telephone, I can watch TV, I can stand
>near power lines, I can use a computer for 8 hours/day,
>I can go to the store, and I'm working full time.
>I don't use cellphones or audio earphones, but the
>last time I checked they still caused pain in my head.
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>So technically, while I'm still electrically sensitive,
>in practical terms I've found solutions so that the
>it has no impact on the things I want to do.
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>And I plan on getting over the ES entirely, so that
>I do not need to depend on the food, supplements,
>and devices. But at my rate of improvement, I'd
>say that this is at least or year or more away.
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>Marc
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