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> There is also the issue of how we manage and cope with our ES symptoms, I  
> have come to terms with the fact that I cant spend that long on my computer,
>  presently I am sitting 1.6m away from the laptop which is running zoomtext
>  software to allow me to see the text without glasses, I have an infared
> mouse  but of course the keyboard spews out many of the computers RF in close
> proximity  to me, if I stay on this to long I will end up feeling like my
> brain/mind has  locked and will not be able to think clearly for some time
> after.  So I  have tried to mitigate the problems, but have to accept that I
> will feel like  crap, its a trade off that I am willing to make, otherwise I w
> ould end a hermit  somewhere.  I also make sure that I do not let the fear
> of getting hurt or  ill completely rule over me, else the phychological tale
> will begin to wag the  ES striken dog.  The stress of the latter is imbued
> in the condition like  all other conditions so we have to be measured and
> philisophical as we can  otherwise we are beaten through the back door.  That
> said I have conquered  the Plasma TV hell only to lose a local battle in that
> we are soon to get a  12.5m (6 anntena) mast vodaphone/o2 within 500m of
> our house - that said there  are many other houses in the way of it and me,
> never the less my time here may  be coming to an end, so all my rational above
> will mean sweet FA !
>  
> puk
>  
>  
> In a message dated 16/05/2011 06:17:56 GMT Daylight Time,  
> emraware@... writes:
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> If we were much worse, we probably wouldn't get on the computer to begin  
> with. :-) To answer your bafflement, some of us are at this site b/c we  
> reacted to wireless technologies (much more than computers/TV's). I've read  
> many stories that began with wireless sensitivity and later evolved into  
> electronics sensitivity. I thought it was due to wireless damage that they  
> became sensitive to electronics. However, now I suspect the electronics can  
> cause harm apart from wireless frequencies.
>
> --- In _eSens@yahoogroups.com_ (mailto:[hidden email]) ,  
> "ahappyhabitat" <ahappyhabitat@> wrote:
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> >  
> > I have no idea if my neighbor's TV was plasma -
> > LCD TVs hurt  as well. I was able to hear the audio
> > through the wall of the condo.  Usually I felt the
> > pain first, then confirmed it was on by putting  my
> > ear against the wall. I was not able to measure it
> > with an  AM radio, or any other meter.
> >
> > It baffles me that most of the  folks on this site
> > watch TV at all. I can only use is a 7 inch,  battery
> > operated, portable DVD player about 5 feet away. Most
> >  of the time that even hurts.
> >
> > Eli
> >
> >
> >  --- In _eSens@yahoogroups.com_ (mailto:[hidden email]) ,
> "emraware"  <emraware@> wrote:
> > >
> > > BTW, I'm wondering how you  guys found out your neighbors had plasma
> TV's if it was not in your own house.  Was it through an instrument, and which
> one?
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