>
>
> To Julie,
>
> Have you set up a fund or otherwise acknowledged or
> given credit to the 18 individuals that you
> "surveyed"?
>
> ES is a devastating disease and it looks like these
> individuals did a lot of hands on research for you.
>
> You cite a number of ideas that are new or at least
> run contrary to the prevailing wisdom in the ES field.
> For example, you state:
>
> "Avoid hard wired smoke alarms (but you may need to
> install them initially to meet the local building
> code)."
>
> I agree with this statement. However a large number
> of people would disagree. Most ES books don't even
> cover the topic of or refer to fire alarms. Do you
> have proof or done any testing to show that fire
> alarms are a source of Electrical Sensitivity?
>
>
> Kind regards,
> Nick Llynch
>
>
>
>
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> Safer Construction Tips for the Environmentally
> Sensitive
>
>
> Posted by: "lunagirl32002" j_genser@...  
> lunagirl32002
>
>
> Thu Oct 4, 2007 2:44 am (PST)
>
> Hello all,
> I am excited to announce that our Safer Construction
> Tips for the
> Environmentally Sensitive brochure is now online. This
> is a FREE
> 38-page, read-only, full color brochure based on the
> results of a
> survey of 18 people who completed a safer construction
> project for
> someone with moderate-severe chemical and/or
> electrical sensitivities
> themselves. I began this project as a coordinator for
> MCS-Global in
> 2005. Melinda Honn and Greg Conrad were instrumental
> in creating this
> brochure, as well. There is a whole section on
> lowering EMFs.
>
> http://planetthrive.com/cgi-bin/members/pub9990237067534.cgi
>
> Would love your feedback!
> Julie
>
> Julie Genser
> founder and director
> Planet Thrive, Inc.
> www.PlanetThrive.com
>
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