Moving

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I'm leaving today! Will " see " you all when I get back online after I'm

settled!

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.. Phone company is being

> pokey about switching to our new house. Backlogged...right.

Our phone company has a backlog, too. However, when we mention that we have

a special needs child, they moved us up on the priority list. With

's seizures, I really needed the phone. When he was younger, it was

respiratory illnesses that I used.

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Hi everyone..Sorry I haven't been on lately but we have been trying to find a house to rent in the country..We finally got one yesterday..There isn't a neighbor for about 1/4 of a mile away..I love it..It is so big too on about 1 1/2 acres of land..The rent is very reasonable also so for the next few days I may not be on much due to the fact we will be busy..Trying to get moved before the hubby leaves for offshore after this hurricane passes..How is everyone doing??? I sure do miss all of you so much..I may have to change my ISP also..Different phone company and all...No cable either..Will have to get direct TV or something..Dread that though but hey I get all new appliances today for it..WHOO HOO...Don't liek spending the $ but sure will enjoy appliances that all work.LOL...I'll be peeking in as soon as I can ok?? LOve all of you..Diane and Fluffy hold down the fort ok???? LOL

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Hi Jan

Glad to hear that you found a place. I can tell you that you will enjoy living in the country. Direct TV or Dish Network are both pretty good. We've had both. Either is very easy to install or you can have someone install it for you. I'd be glad to if we didn't live so far apart.

Re: [ ] moving

Hi everyone..Sorry I haven't been on lately but we have been trying to find a house to rent in the country..We finally got one yesterday..There isn't a neighbor for about 1/4 of a mile away..I love it..It is so big too on about 1 1/2 acres of land..The rent is very reasonable also so for the next few days I may not be on much due to the fact we will be busy..Trying to get moved before the hubby leaves for offshore after this hurricane passes..How is everyone doing??? I sure do miss all of you so much..I may have to change my ISP also..Different phone company and all...No cable either..Will have to get direct TV or something..Dread that though but hey I get all new appliances today for it..WHOO HOO...Don't liek spending the $ but sure will enjoy appliances that all work.LOL...I'll be peeking in as soon as I can ok?? LOve all of you..Diane and Fluffy hold down the fort ok???? LOL

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I can't wait till wemove tomorrow..It will be so peaceful out there..I love the country..No he works 14 and 7..Due to the weather he has been home 3 weeks now but it's good cause he can help me move!!

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Tery it is so quiet out there..I love it already!

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Thanks !

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Hey that would be great if you and Kay culd come down here to install for us..I know you'd enjoy the quiet out there..Tomorrow is moving day for us...Today I went and cleaned that woman's mess. it was so damn messy and nasty..It took me at least 4 hours just to get trash out and kinda clean the floor a little where the appliance will go..Wish us luck on the moving with the hurricane coming ok? Tell my girl Kay I said hi and I miss her sooo much..

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Morning everyone..Just want ya to know after today I won't be on line for about a week..Depends on how long before I get connected again..I sure will miss everyone but we are rushing so bad to beat the weather..It is gonna be a good one this time but I think we'll get mostly rain..Hold down the fort for me girls.

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I got it Dave..

[Guest guest]

At 12:09 PM 10/15/2004 -0000, you wrote:

>

>

>Hi all, I'm moving next weekend and its packing hell here so prolly

>wont be online much before then, also not got a net connection

>organised yet (well we havent got a whole roof so i guess priorities

>lol)

>

>A:D

>

Have a good move

Sheri

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Arlene - the best approach might just be to maintain your ties with the

institutions you are used to - air travel is cheap these days, if you plan it

ahead, and a night in a motel is also not the end of the world - might be better

than trying to find someone new in an area not particularly well known -

[Guest guest]

Thanks . I saw you in SF last year and will see you in Atlanta this year.

Arlene

jb50192@... wrote:Arlene - the best approach might just be to maintain your

ties with the

institutions you are used to - air travel is cheap these days, if you plan it

ahead, and a night in a motel is also not the end of the world - might be better

than trying to find someone new in an area not particularly well known -

[Guest guest]

Thanks Marc,

I've tried all kinds of suppliments, they seem to make no difference - but I

haven't tried nicin yet.

And no I haven't tried any devises, which ones work for you?

THanks so very much

Judy

Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2005 10:26:33 -0700

From: " Marc " <marc@...>

Subject: Re: rains,

>> I want to move away but don't know where or what kind of house would be

>> electric free. Even if you find a house with noelectricity, it doesn't

>> mean that there isn't a ground current running straight through it.

>>

>> Any ideas anyone?

>

>

Have you had any luck with supplements, dietary changes, or EMF

protection

devices? I think I'd look at these before thinking of moving.

Marc

[Guest guest]

> I've tried all kinds of suppliments, they seem to make

> no difference - but I haven't tried nicin yet.

>

> And no I haven't tried any devises, which ones work for you?

I've tried a lot of devices over the years, but I've found

that the devices sold by QuantumProducts.com and

Bioharmonics.com (Springlife Polarizers) have worked best

for my own sensitivity. Unfortunately, I cannot even

guess if they will help you, as everyone seems to be

different.

We also have people here recommending other devices which

have worked for them. Recently there has been some positive

feedback on the Stetzer filters.

Unfortunately, the only way to really know if these will

help you is try them out for yourself. To save money, you

might start with the ones which have money-back guarantees.

However, you can certainly spend a lot of money on EMF

devices and *still* spend less money than you would by

moving!

Marc

[Guest guest]

Hi, i've just joined the esens group from the UK. I seem to be a

slightly unusual esser in that my ES is brought on most markedly by

sources of RF-EMFs from cellphones, masts, etc... I can still

function with the electricity on, though have started to switch it

off at night, which has helped. I have also seen a big improvement

from earthing various objects that i sit/sleep on.

I'm replying to this message because I live in a flat, and was

curious as to why you said " if i were in an apartment i'd be out of

there tomorrow'. Is that because in a flat, even if u switch your

own leccy off you still get the effects of the leccy from other ppls

flats? I have a terrible problem with DECT phones coming through

from other ppl and for that reason am trying to move. But i'm not a

homeowner or anything, and in the UK they don't just hand out houses

to people!! It makes me very sad (and scared) to think that i will

have to move away to some really remote and/or grotty area if i want

to get permanent relief. Although i've known i've got a problem with

RF-EMFs for about 3 years, the realisaton i have ES is very new, and

its very scary, becuase it seems to be such a monumentally lonely and

boring illness. :[

> > Thanks Beau,

> > I feel 'relieved' when it rains, like a heavy weight is taken off

> my

> > shoulders.

> >

> > Could well be the cell towers, there are four within my line of

> sight

> > and several others just over the hill.

> >

> > I want to move away but don't know where or what kind of house

> would be

> > electric free. Even if you find a house with noelectricity, it

> doesn't

> > mean that there isn't a ground current running straight through

it.

> >

> > Any ideas anyone?

> >

> > Judy

> >

> > Message: 2

> > Date: Thu, 15 Sep 2005 18:34:31 -0000

> > From: " bbin37 " <netfarer2@y...>

> > Subject: Re: Questions

> >

> > Rainfall almost always makes me feel better, especially heavy

> rains.

> > I've noticed the energy in an area feels more " friendly " when it's

> > raining.

> >

> > With respect to wireless and satellite transmissions, rain

provides

> a

> > diminishment of signal due to signal scattering and absorption.

> It's

> > called " rain fade " or " rain attenuation " in the telecom sector,

but

> I

> > call it wonderful! Anything that reduces the local microwave

> > pollution brings relief for me. Your recent heavy rain probably

> > dropped the wireless signal strengths down around you and could

be

> one

> > reason you felt better.

> >

> > Beau

[Guest guest]

You're not alone and it hasn't been boring for me. Quite the contrary.

My wife and I just got our current house under contract to sell this

weekend. This is the second time-second house in 3 years that we have

sold to move to another location to seek refuge from towers.

I have learned much in those few years.

There is a gift in all of this for me and I hope you will find

something empowering for you in your health challenge.

On Sep 18, 2005, at 8:18 PM, canaryyuk wrote:

> Hi, i've just joined the esens group from the UK. I seem to be a

> slightly unusual esser in that my ES is brought on most markedly by

> sources of RF-EMFs from cellphones, masts, etc... I can still

> function with the electricity on, though have started to switch it

> off at night, which has helped. I have also seen a big improvement

> from earthing various objects that i sit/sleep on.

>

> I'm replying to this message because I live in a flat, and was

> curious as to why you said " if i were in an apartment i'd be out of

> there tomorrow'. Is that because in a flat, even if u switch your

> own leccy off you still get the effects of the leccy from other ppls

> flats? I have a terrible problem with DECT phones coming through

> from other ppl and for that reason am trying to move. But i'm not a

> homeowner or anything, and in the UK they don't just hand out houses

> to people!! It makes me very sad (and scared) to think that i will

> have to move away to some really remote and/or grotty area if i want

> to get permanent relief. Although i've known i've got a problem with

> RF-EMFs for about 3 years, the realisaton i have ES is very new, and

> its very scary, becuase it seems to be such a monumentally lonely and

> boring illness. :[

>

>

>

>>> Thanks Beau,

>>> I feel 'relieved' when it rains, like a heavy weight is taken off

>> my

>>> shoulders.

>>>

>>> Could well be the cell towers, there are four within my line of

>> sight

>>> and several others just over the hill.

>>>

>>> I want to move away but don't know where or what kind of house

>> would be

>>> electric free. Even if you find a house with noelectricity, it

>> doesn't

>>> mean that there isn't a ground current running straight through

> it.

>>>

>>> Any ideas anyone?

>>>

>>> Judy

>>>

>>> Message: 2

>>> Date: Thu, 15 Sep 2005 18:34:31 -0000

>>> From: " bbin37 " <netfarer2@y...>

>>> Subject: Re: Questions

>>>

>>> Rainfall almost always makes me feel better, especially heavy

>> rains.

>>> I've noticed the energy in an area feels more " friendly " when it's

>>> raining.

>>>

>>> With respect to wireless and satellite transmissions, rain

> provides

>> a

>>> diminishment of signal due to signal scattering and absorption.

>> It's

>>> called " rain fade " or " rain attenuation " in the telecom sector,

> but

>> I

>>> call it wonderful! Anything that reduces the local microwave

>>> pollution brings relief for me. Your recent heavy rain probably

>>> dropped the wireless signal strengths down around you and could

> be

>> one

>>> reason you felt better.

>>>

>>> Beau

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I live here in the US. If I were living in an apartment I could very

easily move. However, I own my home and if I wanted to buy another

it would be too expensive unless I wanted to buy something really

crappy. If I were living next to towers and were in an apartment it

would be much easier to move. They keep talking about a housing

bubble here and how it will collapse but the prices of house just

keep going through the roof.

> > > Thanks Beau,

> > > I feel 'relieved' when it rains, like a heavy weight is taken

off

> > my

> > > shoulders.

> > >

> > > Could well be the cell towers, there are four within my line of

> > sight

> > > and several others just over the hill.

> > >

> > > I want to move away but don't know where or what kind of house

> > would be

> > > electric free. Even if you find a house with noelectricity, it

> > doesn't

> > > mean that there isn't a ground current running straight through

> it.

> > >

> > > Any ideas anyone?

> > >

> > > Judy

> > >

> > > Message: 2

> > > Date: Thu, 15 Sep 2005 18:34:31 -0000

> > > From: " bbin37 " <netfarer2@y...>

> > > Subject: Re: Questions

> > >

> > > Rainfall almost always makes me feel better, especially heavy

> > rains.

> > > I've noticed the energy in an area feels more " friendly " when

it's

> > > raining.

> > >

> > > With respect to wireless and satellite transmissions, rain

> provides

> > a

> > > diminishment of signal due to signal scattering and

absorption.

> > It's

> > > called " rain fade " or " rain attenuation " in the telecom sector,

> but

> > I

> > > call it wonderful! Anything that reduces the local microwave

> > > pollution brings relief for me. Your recent heavy rain probably

> > > dropped the wireless signal strengths down around you and could

> be

> > one

> > > reason you felt better.

> > >

> > > Beau

[Guest guest]

thank you andrew for your warm and encouraging response! I hope you

find some lasting peace in your new home.

And thank you too quaixemen for clearing up the apartment query!!

Whenever i move into a new flat i always check for external masts,

but unfortunately it is impossible in flats to get away from the

multitude of much more powerful INTERNAL masts!!

> > > > Thanks Beau,

> > > > I feel 'relieved' when it rains, like a heavy weight is taken

> off

> > > my

> > > > shoulders.

> > > >

> > > > Could well be the cell towers, there are four within my line

of

> > > sight

> > > > and several others just over the hill.

> > > >

> > > > I want to move away but don't know where or what kind of

house

> > > would be

> > > > electric free. Even if you find a house with noelectricity,

it

> > > doesn't

> > > > mean that there isn't a ground current running straight

through

> > it.

> > > >

> > > > Any ideas anyone?

> > > >

> > > > Judy

> > > >

> > > > Message: 2

> > > > Date: Thu, 15 Sep 2005 18:34:31 -0000

> > > > From: " bbin37 " <netfarer2@y...>

> > > > Subject: Re: Questions

> > > >

> > > > Rainfall almost always makes me feel better, especially heavy

> > > rains.

> > > > I've noticed the energy in an area feels more " friendly " when

> it's

> > > > raining.

> > > >

> > > > With respect to wireless and satellite transmissions, rain

> > provides

> > > a

> > > > diminishment of signal due to signal scattering and

> absorption.

> > > It's

> > > > called " rain fade " or " rain attenuation " in the telecom

sector,

> > but

> > > I

> > > > call it wonderful! Anything that reduces the local microwave

> > > > pollution brings relief for me. Your recent heavy rain

probably

> > > > dropped the wireless signal strengths down around you and

could

> > be

> > > one

> > > > reason you felt better.

> > > >

> > > > Beau

[Guest guest]

Sounds fantastic Dennis. A lot of work but well worth

it. Where in SW Maine?

Sharon

--- Dennis <dhuber@...> wrote:

> Hi Everyone,

>

> Big things are hapnin. We bought a place in south

> western Maine and now have to move out by January

> 16. I have a 48' trailer rig in the yard and now

> have to put all our house in it - including my shop

> machinery, lunber, engines, couches, tables, beds.

> Today was my last day of work so I will have more

> time now to pack. It is a strange thing to leave

> the work place and friends after 32 years, but it is

> exciting as well. I'll calm down after we sign

> final papers in January. DZ - I'm planning to get

> back into fly fishing. There are lots of lakes in

> Maine. - And get a dawg & some hens!

> Be well,

> Dennis

>

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Dennis I know what you mean about leaving a job after a long time. I left my job of 23 years last month. Except I'm not retiring. I'm looking for a new one here. If i'm lucky I will make 2/3 of what I made in Phoenix. But we would much rather live here. I hope your old house closes faster then our's. We have been here 4 weeks & our old house just closed yesterday. TerryDennis <dhuber@...> wrote: Hi Everyone, Big things are hapnin. We bought a place in south western Maine and now have to move out by January 16. I have a 48' trailer rig in the yard and now have to put all our house

in it - including my shop machinery, lunber, engines, couches, tables, beds. Today was my last day of work so I will have more time now to pack. It is a strange thing to leave the work place and friends after 32 years, but it is exciting as well. I'll calm down after we sign final papers in January. DZ - I'm planning to get back into fly fishing. There are lots of lakes in Maine. - And get a dawg & some hens! Be well, Dennis

for Good - Make a difference this year.

[Guest guest]

It is 8 miles above South Paris, which is about 45 miles north and west of

Portland. It is kind of back woods but that's what I like. Actually there

is a Wal-Mart within 12 miles in Oxford.

Merry Christmas to all,

Dennis

Re: [ ] Moving

> Sounds fantastic Dennis. A lot of work but well worth

> it. Where in SW Maine?

> Sharon

>

> --- Dennis <dhuber@...> wrote:

>

> > Hi Everyone,

> >

> > Big things are hapnin. We bought a place in south

> > western Maine and now have to move out by January

> > 16. I have a 48' trailer rig in the yard and now

> > have to put all our house in it - including my shop

> > machinery, lunber, engines, couches, tables, beds.

> > Today was my last day of work so I will have more

> > time now to pack. It is a strange thing to leave

> > the work place and friends after 32 years, but it is

> > exciting as well. I'll calm down after we sign

> > final papers in January. DZ - I'm planning to get

> > back into fly fishing. There are lots of lakes in

> > Maine. - And get a dawg & some hens!

> > Be well,

> > Dennis

> >

>

>

>

>

> __________________________________________

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> Just $16.99/mo. or less.

> dsl.

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I live in Maine its a great place!

--- Dennis <dhuber@...> wrote:

> It is 8 miles above South Paris, which is about 45

> miles north and west of

> Portland. It is kind of back woods but that's what

> I like. Actually there

> is a Wal-Mart within 12 miles in Oxford.

>

> Merry Christmas to all,

> Dennis

>

> Re: [ ] Moving

>

>

> > Sounds fantastic Dennis. A lot of work but well

> worth

> > it. Where in SW Maine?

> > Sharon

> >

> > --- Dennis <dhuber@...> wrote:

> >

> > > Hi Everyone,

> > >

> > > Big things are hapnin. We bought a place in

> south

> > > western Maine and now have to move out by

> January

> > > 16. I have a 48' trailer rig in the yard and

> now

> > > have to put all our house in it - including my

> shop

> > > machinery, lunber, engines, couches, tables,

> beds.

> > > Today was my last day of work so I will have

> more

> > > time now to pack. It is a strange thing to

> leave

> > > the work place and friends after 32 years, but

> it is

> > > exciting as well. I'll calm down after we sign

> > > final papers in January. DZ - I'm planning to

> get

> > > back into fly fishing. There are lots of lakes

> in

> > > Maine. - And get a dawg & some hens!

> > > Be well,

> > > Dennis

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > __________________________________________

> > DSL - Something to write home about.

> > Just $16.99/mo. or less.

> > dsl.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Sounds great, Dennis. At least you have the equipment to haul your stuff. I remember once I had to move by myself. I had a ford escort. I gave some furniture to a guy, in return for a couple of trips back and forth with the truck he came to pick it up with. This was shortly after I had quit drinking, and all my bar-room buddies were AWOL. -dz-Dennis <dhuber@...> wrote: Hi Everyone, Big things are hapnin. We bought a place in south western Maine and now have to move out by January 16. I have a 48' trailer rig in the yard and now have to put all our house in it - including my shop machinery, lunber, engines,

couches, tables, beds. Today was my last day of work so I will have more time now to pack. It is a strange thing to leave the work place and friends after 32 years, but it is exciting as well. I'll calm down after we sign final papers in January. DZ - I'm planning to get back into fly fishing. There are lots of lakes in Maine. - And get a dawg & some hens! Be well, Dennis

[Guest guest]

Hey I had lots of friends that went AWOL when I moved here..My kids and I moved us..There was no one else..But you can bet when they need something they pop out of the wood works!!Dave <dhz920@...> wrote: Sounds great, Dennis. At least you have the equipment to haul your stuff. I remember once I had to move by myself. I had a ford escort. I gave some furniture to a guy, in return for a couple of trips back and forth with the truck he came to pick it up with. This was shortly after I had quit drinking, and all my bar-room buddies were AWOL. -dz-Dennis <dhuber@...> wrote: Hi Everyone, Big things are hapnin. We bought a place in south western Maine and now have to move out by January 16. I have a 48' trailer rig in the yard and now have to put all our house in it - including my shop machinery, lunber, engines, couches, tables, beds. Today was my last day of work so I will have more time now to pack. It is a strange thing to leave the work place and friends after 32 years, but it is exciting as well. I'll calm down after we sign final papers in January. DZ - I'm planning to get back into fly fishing. There are lots of lakes in Maine. - And get a dawg & some hens! Be well, Dennis