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> Hi. I think that where ES is concerned some people are more affected by electrical fields more so than magnetic fields and vice versa. Then you have your folks like me who became sick from over exposure to microwave radiation either from their personal devices or from cell towers and or Smart Grid technologies such as Smart Meters or solar panels on local utility poles.
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> I am not MCS.  I tolerate many chemicals better than some people do.  I haven't tolerated cigarette smoke for at least 25 years.  Fortunately, they cleaned up much of that menace before I became politically aware.  Sadly EHS is far worse for me, ( I usually call it "microwave sickness" like the Russians).
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> I seem to be able to tolerate a considerable amount of dirty electricity except in moldy or geopathically stressed environments.  Some lamps do seem to make me feel sick, but I tolerate most flourescent lighting except for the compacts, they're nasty for me.
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> Cell phones are like space age weapons for me.  I call them "kryptonite."  Lap tops and WIFI burn me, but I live in a tight environment much radiation pollution.
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> Your symptoms may decrease.  I hope they do for you.  Where do you obtain these long cords for keyboard and mouse? Take care.
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> From: robakaradfaraf <radfaraf@...>
> Subject: [eSens] New here and Sensitive only to lower frequencies
> To: [hidden email]
> Date: Sunday, July 10, 2011, 8:13 PM
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> I became chemically sensitive and then shortly afterwards highly EMF sensitive. I only react to lower frequencies and not wireless technologies. Cell phones bother me, but not because of the wireless, but because they have a LCD screen and processor giving of lower frequency EMF. For instance a digital camera when it is on bothers me as much as a phone as long as the screen is on. I am managing to use a computer now only because I have a large TV as a monitor about 20 feet away along with the computer that far. I have a long mouse and keyboard chord and manage to read the screen only because I have the mouse wheel set to zoom in/out.
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> Seems like most people are sensitive to wireless tech here? I wonder how that compares to people sensitive to lower frequencies. There may be less people like that here because they may be too sick to use a computer -- as I am in I attempt to use one in a normal manner.
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