Re: Re: Smart Meters, ALS-type symptoms, Lyme and Jaw cavitations...(...

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Puk replies - does the solar battery work with an inverter, if so that may

be you problem ?

In a message dated 25/03/2011 18:32:19 GMT Standard Time,

necessejamais@... writes:

That's just it, I'm not near ANY electricity, except for the solar battery

which I only use to deliver power to the wiring every few days, & only

when needed. The only thing I leave on all the time is the switch used to

allow the battery to be charged by the solar panel on the roof. That doesn't

seem to be bothering me. I'm in an area where there's no power lines for 2

miles, & I think the nearest cell tower is a mile away, so I'nm not sure why

it's so bad. Just extra worried b/c of severity of symptoms, & because

when they install Smart Meters in this area, the nearest 1 will only be a mile

away. I just hope that's enuf distance for it to not affect me, tho the

range of the SM's is over 2 miles.

-E. Drew

From: emraware <_emraware@..._ (mailto:emraware@...) >

Subject: Re: Smart Meters, ALS-type symptoms, Lyme and Jaw

cavitations...(???)

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Date: Wednesday, March 23, 2011, 8:06 PM

Hi E. Drew,

ES is complicated because it's not just microwaves that can cause

problems. There's also electricity, magnetic fields, and VLF (very low

frequencies). It seems that some forms of EMF can cause enough damage that they

sensitize you to other forms of EMF that you previously weren't sensitive to. I

watched a video once of a woman who was fine before she lived near a cell

tower. After that experience, she became sensitive to other electronics and

wireless devices she never was sensitive to before. In other words, though

you are now away from the smart meters, you may have been damaged enough by

the smart meters that you developed a new sensitivity, e.g., to electricity

now. I would recommend to try turning the electricity off altogether from

the circuit breaker panel as a test to see if you're sensitive to

electricity.

As for the conductive shielding, it does work to shield against

microwaves, but it may also pick up nearby electrical fields. The larger area

the

fabric covers, the more electrical fields it will pick up from surrounding

walls and floor (coming from the wiring you do not see). I think if you are

wearing the fabric close to your body, you probably won't pick up any

electrical fields that you wouldn't have already picked up because of the water

in

our bodies which is naturally conductive anyway. However, if you are

making a large tent, your tent corners may be in positions of high electricity

that you would never physically be near otherwise.

Note: Conductive shielding doesn't seem to help with VLF, which needs to

be addressed separately, usually by unplugging the source of it.

I've been in the off-grid cabin for about 2 weeks & these symptoms persist

& I even occasionally still get that buzzing, humming feeling of brain &

body being microwaved, which I got the whole time I was around Smart Meters.

....

> Not sure what to do; no money & can't get on disability or even SSI, b/c

none of my conditions are recognized & I don't have enuf work credits.

Soon there will be virtually NO PLACE that I can work. I'm going to try a

conductive shielding hood made from a fabric called Thule, and a Silverell

hoodie. The company is sending the hood to me for free b/c they understand the

severity fo my situation, but then I read the posts on how no shielding

seems to work. The company told me that w/ the shielding fabrics, it's still

not clear that grounding even works. I'm just praying that this damage is

reversible, despite the constant disabling symptoms. Most of all, I pray it's

not ALS & it's just damage from Lyme disease, so that if I eventually get

the money to treat the Lyme, I'll see the worst of the EHS symptoms (temp.

paralysis, choking, increased seizures) diminish. Based on my symptoms,

does anyone ahve any ideas as to why the symptoms have persisted so long

after removal from exposure, and most of all, whether or not this could be

more Lyme related or more ALS related?

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Hi. Well, I had a tiny bit of a better sleep last nite after turning off not

only the disconnects that deliver power from the solar battery to the house

wiring (which I usu. do); I ALSO turned off the DC array disconnect, which

collects power from the solar panel & charges the battery. When the sun goes

down, theoretically, this should stop collecting electricity & just be inert,

but maybe it means that the battery's still more active than it would be if I

turned the array off. Either way, I felt just the tiniest bit of difference so

plan to do that every nite from now on.

-E. Drew

From: emraware <_emraware@..._ (mailto:emraware@...) >

Subject: Re: Smart Meters, ALS-type symptoms, Lyme and Jaw

cavitations...(???)

_ _ (mailto: )

Date: Wednesday, March 23, 2011, 8:06 PM

Hi E. Drew,

ES is complicated because it's not just microwaves that can cause

problems. There's also electricity, magnetic fields, and VLF (very low

frequencies). It seems that some forms of EMF can cause enough damage that they

sensitize you to other forms of EMF that you previously weren't sensitive to. I

watched a video once of a woman who was fine before she lived near a cell

tower. After that experience, she became sensitive to other electronics and

wireless devices she never was sensitive to before. In other words, though

you are now away from the smart meters, you may have been damaged enough by

the smart meters that you developed a new sensitivity, e.g., to electricity

now. I would recommend to try turning the electricity off altogether from

the circuit breaker panel as a test to see if you're sensitive to

electricity.

As for the conductive shielding, it does work to shield against

microwaves, but it may also pick up nearby electrical fields. The larger area

the

fabric covers, the more electrical fields it will pick up from surrounding

walls and floor (coming from the wiring you do not see). I think if you are

wearing the fabric close to your body, you probably won't pick up any

electrical fields that you wouldn't have already picked up because of the water

in

our bodies which is naturally conductive anyway. However, if you are

making a large tent, your tent corners may be in positions of high electricity

that you would never physically be near otherwise.

Note: Conductive shielding doesn't seem to help with VLF, which needs to

be addressed separately, usually by unplugging the source of it.

I've been in the off-grid cabin for about 2 weeks & these symptoms persist

& I even occasionally still get that buzzing, humming feeling of brain &

body being microwaved, which I got the whole time I was around Smart Meters.

....

> Not sure what to do; no money & can't get on disability or even SSI, b/c

none of my conditions are recognized & I don't have enuf work credits.

Soon there will be virtually NO PLACE that I can work. I'm going to try a

conductive shielding hood made from a fabric called Thule, and a Silverell

hoodie. The company is sending the hood to me for free b/c they understand the

severity fo my situation, but then I read the posts on how no shielding

seems to work. The company told me that w/ the shielding fabrics, it's still

not clear that grounding even works. I'm just praying that this damage is

reversible, despite the constant disabling symptoms. Most of all, I pray it's

not ALS & it's just damage from Lyme disease, so that if I eventually get

the money to treat the Lyme, I'll see the worst of the EHS symptoms (temp.

paralysis, choking, increased seizures) diminish. Based on my symptoms,

does anyone ahve any ideas as to why the symptoms have persisted so long

after removal from exposure, and most of all, whether or not this could be

more Lyme related or more ALS related?

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