>
> This is truly a fascinating dialogue. Has anyone documented these kind of
> cases, does anyone know? Is there a term for this kind of effect?
>
> Just interested,
>
> Tanya
>
> To: [hidden email] <eSens%40yahoogroups.comFrom>:
> [hidden email] <evie15422%40yahoo.comDate>: Tue, 11 Mar 2008
> 13:51:59 -0700Subject: Re: [eSens] people affecting electrical items
>
> Hi, Bill,I have never been able to wear a watch (since at least the age of
> 5) without breaking it, if it is touching my skin. I have broken watches in
> days of buying--they just stop. Don't have to sleep in it or shower with it.
> I can wear pendant watches or watches with leather wristbands that go under
> the watch successfully tho. And it doesn't matter whether it is battery or
> wind-up, got the same results. I also blow lightbulbs. If I am particularly
> ill this is really a problem. I have blown every light I tried to turn on in
> one day when I have been ill. I used to crash my computer alot and had
> problems in general with electronics malfunctioning. I try not to use
> electronics or computer when I am ill as I seem to affect and get affected
> by them more when I am ill. I am affected worst by magnetic frequencies. I
> also react to cell towers and cell phones and digital equipment. I do not
> seem to be affected by light frequencies as others are here. Fluorescents
> only bother me usually when the ballast is bad and the lights are
> flickering. I do have problems with light flickering. My 2 cents on this
> subject,DianeBill Bruno <[hidden email] <wbruno%40gmail.com>> wrote:I
> met someone like that too. But as I kept listening the person
> eventuallyvolunteered that she showers and sleeps with her watch on.BillOnMon, Mar 10, 2008 at 3:42 PM, Marc Martin <
> [hidden email] <marc%40ufoseries.com>> wrote:> > May sound funny but I
> am convinced that I set off car alarms, quite> alot> > when I am angry or
> pensive ?!>> Yes, when I tell people that I'm bothered by electricity,
> sometimes> these> people volunteer that they seem to affect electrical items
> around them.> Just a few weeks ago someone said to me that they could never
> wear a> wristwatch, because it would always stop!>> Marc> >[Non-text
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