Posted by
ESther on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/smart-meters-tp3594570p3598272.html
Hi Stewart and Kathy,
I have about the 5% the functioning level of a healthy person, and
have no help. Despite this, I managed to make and print up flyers,
and get them distributed in my neighborhood. I've posted signs in my
front window. I've put flyers out on my front lawn for people to take
(which they haven't). I even handed out flyers to the parents of the
trick-or-treaters who came to my house. Quite frankly, nobody cares.
They don't have the consciousness to be open to hearing something they
don't want to hear. I don't have the ability to talk to my neighbors.
I'm 95% house bound, and introvert. I'm lucky to be able to get
dressed most days. I'm shy and just don't have the energy to have
conversations with people I barely know. Even if I could, I get
nervous and forget important things to tell them, and sound like an
idiot. Some people are good at being persuasive; I'm not one of
them. I've tried to do what I can, but this is all to overwhelming
given my state of health. I haven't done the dishes for a week b/c
I've been too sick. That's what's frustrating: because I've been
affected, I know the dangers, but because I'm sick I can't be the
activist I need to be to protect myself. I can't do the shielding
things you all talk about b/c I don't have the strength/ability, or
someone to do it for me. I'm a renter so I can't do modifications to
the electrical or anything else to the house. I have CFIDS, MCS and
ES, and I'm now a senior citizen with an older body that's been
debilitated for the past 21 years from illness. I can only do what I
can do, which unfortunately, isn't enough. I'm not giving up; just
being frustrated and rather discouraged. But I do appreciate everyone
in this group, and all the information being shared. It helps.
Thanks,
Esther
On Dec 18, 2011, at 8:30 AM, S Andreason wrote:
> I agree. A nightmare.
>
> So the problem is, it doesn't do any good to opt out, unless _All_ you
> neighbors opt out too, within some uncertain radius, say 300 ft, or
> 1000
> ft to be complete.
>
> How can the neighbors be convinced microwaves are bad? when the
> symptoms
> some of them might have, won't appear until after it is too late?
>
> My only advice Esther is to attempt to head it off before it gets
> there.
> Talk to all your neighbors, show them evidence, and find out what
> percentage of them will agree to opt out too.
>
> Otherwise the only option for any of us with EHS will be to move. Any
> rural corner is better than the urban setting with multiple neighbors
> and towers.
>
> Good luck,
> Stewart
>
> Esther LeSieur wrote:
> > You've just describe my worst nightmare. They'll be doing my
> > neighborhood soon, and I'm terrified. I just wanted send some
> healing
> > thoughts and hopes that others will be able to give some helpful
> > advice. It sounds like what you're experiencing is just awful.
> > Makes me livid that the power companies can do this to us.
> >
> > Esther
> >
> > On Dec 17, 2011, at 12:07 PM, Joyce wrote:
> >
> >
> >> Well, they were put in smart meters around my neighborhood late
> >> yesterday but not at my house. Interesting that they never did
> knock
> >> on my door saying that they were here.
> >> Now I can sense them and big time. I feel waves of emf crashing
> down
> >> on me ever since I woke up this morning. My jaw hurts and I am very
> >> dizzy to where I walk like I am drunk. I already have vertigo but
> >> this is stupid! The brain fog is tremendous and cannot concentrate
> >> on anything I read. My face is vibrating and my two teeth that have
> >> crowns on them buzz and hurt. I constantly feel like falling down.
> >> It is worse being on the computer for me. I remember having these
> >> same feelings twenty years ago when I first came down with es but
> >> they are back in full force.
> >> I have a no smart meter sign on my analog so the guy was nice
> enough
> >> to not put one on, thank goodness. My bedroom is facing my
> >> neighbor's meter, and I can see a meter on my neighbor's wall
> behind
> >> me. I just wish these awful feelings of vertigo would go away.
> >> Anyone know what I can do? Thanks in advance.
> >>
> >>
>
>
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