Posted by
abailey63 on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/electrical-radiation-vs-outgassed-chemicals-tp1547247p1547298.html
I guess you can't definitively pinpoint it. And it could have been all
three combined just pushed you over the edge. But I would ask myself
this question. Which one of these three was specifically designed to
kill by disrupting and damaging the central nervous system and has
been banned? :-) My guess is (but you'll never know) that the other 2
by themselves may not have caused it.
Thanks, Alan
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> Me too. I can't pinpoint it to one thing though, since the three
happened at about the same time. First ever flu shot, first time
starting to use a computer, and first time ever using Diazinon right
outside the house a LOT for an ongoing infestation of pincher bugs. If
I only knew then what I know now.....
> Amy
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> I think my case may shed some insight. I was normal from a health
> perspective at least :-), until I was exposed to diazinon a, now
> banned (residentially), nasty organophosphate pesticide. I then began
> a long nightmarish slide into severe chemical sensitivity. I also
> figured out after about 6 months after the exposure that I was
> electrically sensitive as well. So literally 1 day I was normal and
> the next I was not.
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> I worked in the computer industry for 15 years. Lot's of computer
> rooms. So I think I would have noticed any prior ES.
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> I guess I'm just special.... (lot's of sarcasm)
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> thanks, Alan
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> > Bill, I think you're on to something there in wondering if outgassed
> > chemicals cause the damage which makes one sensitive to electrical
> > radiation. That makes a lot of sense to me and would correspond to my
> > feelings.
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