weird question

[Guest guest]

hi bridgett,

that has happened to me 4 times in the last 3 years.... the docs tell me

it is a subconscious thing with a muscle spasm...

and yes. each time, at first i thought it was a zap.;.;.

bob in pa

[Guest guest]

Hello Bridget;

I used to get those Phantom shock every nite. After you woke up was your

beat normal. There is a phenominon called the phantom shock and it is the

subconcious sometimes play games on you. Just ask and tell your Doc about

these see what he says. Good Luck, Good Health and Good Heart. Love TURK

>From: " Bridget " <rumpleteasermom@...>

>Reply-

>

>Subject: Weird Question

>Date: Mon, 23 Sep 2002 13:27:20 -0000

>

>

>Has anyone every dreamed they got zapped? I was startled awake this

>morning and I really am not sure if I got zapped in my sleeped or

>just dreamed it and the dream woke me up. I think it was a dream

>because I don't have a headache anymore (I did when I woke up but

>then I drank my tea.)

>

>Anyone???

>

>Bridget

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Kat!

I noticed that you're an eBayer like I have been at times! In answer to your

weird question, I think you're wondering about your internal equipment...it's

my recollection that you're not hooked up yet. If the stapler was a " shocker

toy " , the shock could just be related to the toy itself and is having the same

effect on you as it might for everyone. Wouldn't hurt to tell the gas

station before they face some lawsuits, LOL!

If you're hooked up, you may have had a static electricity reaction, but I

think this would only happen if you were rubbing your feet on a carpet at the

same time as you were holding the stapler. The stapler is metal, and Cochlear

suggests that you touch something metal to discharge static electricity.

Cochlear provides a Static Electricity booklet in it's document packet that

comes

with your N24C if I recall correctly you got the Nuke. I personally have been

hooked up 6+ weeks and have yet to have a problem with static electricity.

I don't think the shock would have hurt your internal equipment. It seems

like the biggest threats to our internal equipment are blows to the head or

MRIs, in which case our magnets can be removed.

If you want to be double sure, check with your audi and/or surgeon, or

perhaps call Cochlear for peace of mind. Cochlear's toll free number in the USA

is 1

800 523 5798. Got it direct from the Cochlear website.

Hope I've been able to help. Keep your funny stories coming!

M.

Eagerly awaiting 3G BTE coming this Thursday

[Guest guest]

Kat,

LOL, Grandma need more attention!

Don't worry! My friends at school already did fooled by that toy.... I have

my CI on! I never thought of my CI, and my hand was a little stung, but

nothing happened to my CI, it is still working and look like it is smiling and

working goody. So, HOWEVER, you better be careful. Why? (Sighs) Go to your CI's

owner manual and see " Static Electricity and Cochlear Implants "

I am talking about that you have to touch that thingy first before you touch

that button to make it shock.. the manual will explain to you everything, so

don't worry, luckly, you better be careful next time, or you will go back to

clown school and learn how to pay attention, LOL.

[Guest guest]

Kat,

Doubt it. The path the electricity took probably didn't touch

your CI. But. If you got a healtby shock then I would follow up and

make sure its not gonna be a shock hazard for others.

*---* *---* *---* *---* *---*

Therapy is expensive. Popping bubble wrap is cheap. You choose.

& Gimlet (Guide Dawggie)

Portland, Oregon

rlclark77@...

http://home.attbi.com/~rlclark77/

[Guest guest]

Hi Kat

you sure do lead an interesting life!!! LOL i too have shocked the

crap oout of me lol once was in the dentist chair i thought i was

going through the ceiling i am still not sure what happened then

the other day i figured i will try rewiring the kitchen lights i was sure i

had turned off the electricity but

i found out the circuit breaker box is not marked correctly

so far i haven't noticed anything different with my processor

it all sounds the same as before

susan

[Guest guest]

I haven't read all the replies yet, so if I repeat something someone

else has already said I apologize.

I'm trying to figure out what a " shocker toy " is, but it doesn't

actually matter. I know a little about electricity and electronics

since I'm a licensed ham radio operator and the fast answer is: if

your system is working okay now, then it has no damage. Also, I

believe any electrical damage would more than likely happen in the

processor unit and not internally. If I understand this correctly,

the internal parts of the CI are not much more than wiring with a

little bit of electronics contained in the part that is under the

skin. A LOT of electrical current and voltage could damage internal

parts but it would also cause external burns and injure the tissues

surrounding the internal parts of the CI.

The damage from static electricity or actual electrical current

occurs in the processor unit where there are a large number of mirco

processors. The currrent can reset those processors and may

physically damage them. The least of the problems would mean the

processor has to be re-mapped. The worst case is that the processor

is trashed completely.

And anyway, if you and your CI are still working, then you have

nothing to worry about. The damage, if any, would be immediately

obvious.

Pete

PS: Ignore any typos. I've been awake for over 25 hours participating

in a national exerse called field day. I'm taking a break from it.

> Hey everyone how is your weekend going? Things are going good

around

> here. Getting ready to head to Denver in just 2 days!!

>

> I have a serious question and I'm sure it's nothing but thought I'd

> ask some experts

>

> I was messing around at the check out of our local gas station they

> had this stapler display. Well, not paying attention I picked up on

> of these staplers to look at. I got the crap shocked out of me!!

It

> was one of those shocker toys. Do you think that hurt my external

> equipment??? I feel fine and after droping the darn thing it kind

of

> stung my hand for a bit.

>

> Thanks for your help.

>

> Kat

[Guest guest]

Wow,,,got the shock of your life lol. If your ci is working fine it should be

ok.Ask your audi when you see her to see if its ok just to make sure.Take Care!

Weird question

Hey everyone how is your weekend going? Things are going good around

here. Getting ready to head to Denver in just 2 days!!

I have a serious question and I'm sure it's nothing but thought I'd

ask some experts.

I was messing around at the check out of our local gas station they

had this stapler display. Well, not paying attention I picked up on

of these staplers to look at. I got the crap shocked out of me!! It

was one of those shocker toys. Do you think that hurt my external

equipment??? I feel fine and after droping the darn thing it kind of

stung my hand for a bit.

Thanks for your help.

Kat

[Guest guest]

> I'm trying to figure out what a " shocker toy " is, but it doesn't

> actually matter.

>

Pete,

You know those old comedy club jigs where the guy shakes someone's

hand and it shocks them? He has a little ring thingy in palm that

gives out a small shock. That's what this stapler was. Only to me

it was BIG shock! LOL

Hope that explains it

Kat

[Guest guest]

> You know those old comedy club jigs where the guy shakes someone's

> hand and it shocks them? He has a little ring thingy in palm that

> gives out a small shock. That's what this stapler was. Only to me

> it was BIG shock! LOL

>

> Hope that explains it

OH! Okay. Those things are not electrical. They're just a wind-up

mechanical spring that vibrates real fast and seems to be shocking

you. It's just tickling you by surprise! It won't hurt your CI at

all. It's just a mechanical buzzer.

[Guest guest]

Hi Sweetie:

Try these web sites and see if you can get any help from

either of them:

http://public.findlaw.com/states_new.html

http://articles.corporate.findlaw.com/articles/file/00305/008563

Take care now and be PAIN FREE! Love Ya!

WE WILL WIN

Love Y'all

Bob & Carole

Mom & Dad

Panama City, FL

Please visit the Stills Disease Web Site at: www.stillsdisease.org

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same reasons!

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[Guest guest]

thanks a million!

Be pain free!

LJ

Re: weird question

Hi Sweetie:

Try these web sites and see if you can get any help from

either of them:

http://public.findlaw.com/states_new.html

http://articles.corporate.findlaw.com/articles/file/00305/008563

Take care now and be PAIN FREE! Love Ya!

WE WILL WIN

Love Y'all

Bob & Carole

Mom & Dad

Panama City, FL

Please visit the Stills Disease Web Site at: www.stillsdisease.org

Politicians are like Diapers... They should be changed often and for the

same reasons!

All outgoing messages are checked by Symantec before being sent

[Guest guest]

Contact the ADA and the EEOC(Equal Employment opportunity commision) I called

them and they will get right on it, but be prepared for a long drawn out thing.

YOu may also want to contact an employment law attorney. Good luck.

LYNN

And yes, your hospital must comply with the ADA.

weird question

I don't know if anyone will have an answer to this but... Does any one know

what department of the government protects from harassment from work? It's

actually not only for me but for a co-worker who has lupus. I try to work

but am out often do to flare ups. (It is in my file that I am disabled.)

Well one supervisor keeps making comments like you look like there is

nothing wrong with you, and what a surprise your sick again. (Even though I

bring in documentation every time I am out.) And they keep telling my friend

that she needs a note every time she is out (Even though the employee

handbook says if your out for three or more days then you need a note) And

the one supervisor went so far to tell her Did they do a kidney biopsy

because they can't diagnose you with out a biopsy. Like she's a doctor. I

looked through the ADA info and don't know where to turn anyone have any

ideas? When my friend said she felt like she was being harassed and that she

was going to look into the ADA they told her the ADA had nothing to do with

our Hospital!

Any info that anyone has would be great!

Thanks a million,

LJ in NJ

[Guest guest]

Yes - but only when I first became ES about nine years ago. I don't

really notince it any more as I am not as senstive as I was. I think

the human body can store excess charge and can become virtually a

walking antenna - hence the reaction. I once read that one good way of

releasing excess charge in the body was to run around (or walk!) on wet

grass for a while. I have tried this a couple of times and have found

that it works really well...also for other reactions such as chemical

exposure problems.

Weird question

Here's a strange one: Have anyone on this list had their symptoms

triggered by

exposure to a *person*? Today, after a low-symptom day, my husband

welcomed

me home from work and *instantly* experienced ES symptoms. Took us a

while

to recognize the trigger, but then we realized his pain was caused by

proximity

to *me*. Blindfolded, he could tell which foot my hand was near -- as

soon as I

got within 2 feet of him, he felt crummy. (No jokes please -- we usually

enjoy

each other's company.)

I work at a computer all day and even I can feel the buzzing in my hands

and legs

for hours after I leave work. (Everyone in the company uses Treos, surfs

wirelessly, etc.) Could my body really be acting like an EMF

transmitter? And, if

so, what can I do to prevent or reduce this effect?

Cara

[Guest guest]

> I work at a computer all day and even I can feel the buzzing in my hands and

legs

> for hours after I leave work. (Everyone in the company uses Treos, surfs

> wirelessly, etc.) Could my body really be acting like an EMF transmitter? And,

if

> so, what can I do to prevent or reduce this effect?

Well, I suppose you could use some EMF protection devices yourself, so you're

not bringing it home with you.

But no, I've never really experienced this problem by exposure to others.

Marc

[Guest guest]

I should add that it is necessary to have bare feet!

Yes - but only when I first became ES about nine years ago. I don't

really notince it any more as I am not as senstive as I was. I think

the human body can store excess charge and can become virtually a

walking antenna - hence the reaction. I once read that one good way of

releasing excess charge in the body was to run around (or walk!) on wet

grass for a while. I have tried this a couple of times and have found

that it works really well...also for other reactions such as chemical

exposure problems.

Weird question

Here's a strange one: Have anyone on this list had their symptoms

triggered by

exposure to a *person*? Today, after a low-symptom day, my husband

welcomed

me home from work and *instantly* experienced ES symptoms. Took us a

while

to recognize the trigger, but then we realized his pain was caused by

proximity

to *me*. Blindfolded, he could tell which foot my hand was near -- as

soon as I

got within 2 feet of him, he felt crummy. (No jokes please -- we usually

enjoy

each other's company.)

I work at a computer all day and even I can feel the buzzing in my hands

and legs

for hours after I leave work. (Everyone in the company uses Treos, surfs

wirelessly, etc.) Could my body really be acting like an EMF

transmitter? And, if

so, what can I do to prevent or reduce this effect?

Cara

[Guest guest]

Hallo,

I know comparable things since many years.

For me it is not only a trigger to stimulate mind games including voices

but also creating pain and stress by psychic attacks as I call them.

To my experience shielding can weaken also this attacks.

Randolf

>

> Here's a strange one: Have anyone on this list had their symptoms

triggered by

> exposure to a *person*? Today, after a low-symptom day, my

husband welcomed

> me home from work and *instantly* experienced ES symptoms. Took

us a while

> to recognize the trigger, but then we realized his pain was caused by

proximity

> to *me*. Blindfolded, he could tell which foot my hand was near -- as

soon as I

> got within 2 feet of him, he felt crummy. (No jokes please -- we

usually enjoy

> each other's company.)

>

> I work at a computer all day and even I can feel the buzzing in my

hands and legs

> for hours after I leave work. (Everyone in the company uses Treos,

surfs

> wirelessly, etc.) Could my body really be acting like an EMF

transmitter? And, if

> so, what can I do to prevent or reduce this effect?

>

> Cara

[Guest guest]

Yep, just like static build up, the radiation will saturate you until

you flush it out somehow; salt bath, a swim in the ocean, a grounding

barefoot walk on earth, grass or in the woods, etc. Our bodies are more

conductive than many materials and will be a lightening rod for much of

the stuff flying around, especially the wave lengths that match our

body's dimensions and frequencies. My understanding of DNA is that it

is primarily an array for Electromagnetic communications.

Ground yourself at work with grounding cords and hopefully your outlets

are correctly grounded or you may pick up a bunch of crap from the

outlet or area systems.

A nice sea salt bath after work wouldn't be so bad, would it?

Actually, thanks for reminding me to take more of them.

On Jan 20, 2005, at 10:42 PM, Cara wrote:

>

>

> Here's a strange one: Have anyone on this list had their symptoms

> triggered by

> exposure to a *person*? Today, after a low-symptom day, my husband

> welcomed

> me home from work and *instantly* experienced ES symptoms. Took us a

> while

> to recognize the trigger, but then we realized his pain was caused by

> proximity

> to *me*. Blindfolded, he could tell which foot my hand was near -- as

> soon as I

> got within 2 feet of him, he felt crummy. (No jokes please -- we

> usually enjoy

> each other's company.)

>

> I work at a computer all day and even I can feel the buzzing in my

> hands and legs

> for hours after I leave work. (Everyone in the company uses Treos,

> surfs

> wirelessly, etc.) Could my body really be acting like an EMF

> transmitter? And, if

> so, what can I do to prevent or reduce this effect?

>

> Cara

>

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for telling us about sea salt baths - great idea - no I

know why I'm always trying to get to the beach and into the sea. This

would also no doubt be a helpful method of 'cleansing' if one has been

around negative emotional energy as well........perhaps also carried by

the electrical energy of the body in the same way that RF radiation

carries information...or maybe that's too much of a long shot!

Re: Weird question

Yep, just like static build up, the radiation will saturate you until

you flush it out somehow; salt bath, a swim in the ocean, a grounding

barefoot walk on earth, grass or in the woods, etc. Our bodies are more

conductive than many materials and will be a lightening rod for much of

the stuff flying around, especially the wave lengths that match our

body's dimensions and frequencies. My understanding of DNA is that it

is primarily an array for Electromagnetic communications. Ground

yourself at work with grounding cords and hopefully your outlets

are correctly grounded or you may pick up a bunch of crap from the

outlet or area systems.

A nice sea salt bath after work wouldn't be so bad, would it? Actually,

thanks for reminding me to take more of them. On Jan 20, 2005, at

10:42 PM, Cara wrote:

>

>

> Here's a strange one: Have anyone on this list had their symptoms

> triggered by

> exposure to a *person*? Today, after a low-symptom day, my husband

> welcomed

> me home from work and *instantly* experienced ES symptoms. Took us a

> while

> to recognize the trigger, but then we realized his pain was caused by

> proximity

> to *me*. Blindfolded, he could tell which foot my hand was near -- as

> soon as I

> got within 2 feet of him, he felt crummy. (No jokes please -- we

> usually enjoy

> each other's company.)

>

> I work at a computer all day and even I can feel the buzzing in my

> hands and legs

> for hours after I leave work. (Everyone in the company uses Treos,

> surfs

> wirelessly, etc.) Could my body really be acting like an EMF

> transmitter? And, if

> so, what can I do to prevent or reduce this effect?

>

> Cara

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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>

[Guest guest]

My Shiatsu therapist asks me to walk a lot, especially right after a therapy

session, to get my natural energy flows moving smoothly.

Your comments about walking in bare feet give new meaning to how I can enjoy

my walks in bare feet in the summer. It not only grounds my body, but

balances energy naturally, so highly beneficial for balancing my ES

symptoms.

Glenn

>From: " Benson, (Sen L. ) " <.Benson@...>

>Reply-

>< >

>Subject: RE: Weird question

>Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2005 15:31:49 +1100

>

>I should add that it is necessary to have bare feet!

>

>

>

>

>

>Yes - but only when I first became ES about nine years ago. I don't

>really notince it any more as I am not as senstive as I was. I think

>the human body can store excess charge and can become virtually a

>walking antenna - hence the reaction. I once read that one good way of

>releasing excess charge in the body was to run around (or walk!) on wet

>grass for a while. I have tried this a couple of times and have found

>that it works really well...also for other reactions such as chemical

>exposure problems.

>

>

>

> Weird question

>

>

>

>

>Here's a strange one: Have anyone on this list had their symptoms

>triggered by

>exposure to a *person*? Today, after a low-symptom day, my husband

>welcomed

>me home from work and *instantly* experienced ES symptoms. Took us a

>while

>to recognize the trigger, but then we realized his pain was caused by

>proximity

>to *me*. Blindfolded, he could tell which foot my hand was near -- as

>soon as I

>got within 2 feet of him, he felt crummy. (No jokes please -- we usually

>enjoy

>each other's company.)

>

>I work at a computer all day and even I can feel the buzzing in my hands

>and legs

>for hours after I leave work. (Everyone in the company uses Treos, surfs

>

>wirelessly, etc.) Could my body really be acting like an EMF

>transmitter? And, if

>so, what can I do to prevent or reduce this effect?

>

>Cara

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Great to know about this grounding effect in bathtub with salt water. That

explains why my epson salt baths feel so beneficial. I combine the bath

with visualizations, that the bad energy in my body is being cleaned out of

my chakras, in streams of bad energy flowing off me. Then I imagine my

cleanly energized body feeling strong and vibrant (becoming more resistant

to ES).

It has had a dramatic effect on my overall well-being, when doing it every

two or three days.

Glenn

>From: " Benson, (Sen L. ) " <.Benson@...>

>Reply-

>< >

>Subject: RE: Weird question

>Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2005 17:21:51 +1100

>

>Thanks for telling us about sea salt baths - great idea - no I

>know why I'm always trying to get to the beach and into the sea. This

>would also no doubt be a helpful method of 'cleansing' if one has been

>around negative emotional energy as well........perhaps also carried by

>the electrical energy of the body in the same way that RF radiation

>carries information...or maybe that's too much of a long shot!

>

>

>

> Re: Weird question

>

>

>

>Yep, just like static build up, the radiation will saturate you until

>you flush it out somehow; salt bath, a swim in the ocean, a grounding

>barefoot walk on earth, grass or in the woods, etc. Our bodies are more

>conductive than many materials and will be a lightening rod for much of

>the stuff flying around, especially the wave lengths that match our

>body's dimensions and frequencies. My understanding of DNA is that it

>is primarily an array for Electromagnetic communications. Ground

>yourself at work with grounding cords and hopefully your outlets

>are correctly grounded or you may pick up a bunch of crap from the

>outlet or area systems.

>A nice sea salt bath after work wouldn't be so bad, would it? Actually,

>thanks for reminding me to take more of them. On Jan 20, 2005, at

>10:42 PM, Cara wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > Here's a strange one: Have anyone on this list had their symptoms

> > triggered by

> > exposure to a *person*? Today, after a low-symptom day, my husband

> > welcomed

> > me home from work and *instantly* experienced ES symptoms. Took us a

> > while

> > to recognize the trigger, but then we realized his pain was caused by

> > proximity

> > to *me*. Blindfolded, he could tell which foot my hand was near -- as

> > soon as I

> > got within 2 feet of him, he felt crummy. (No jokes please -- we

> > usually enjoy

> > each other's company.)

> >

> > I work at a computer all day and even I can feel the buzzing in my

> > hands and legs

> > for hours after I leave work. (Everyone in the company uses Treos,

> > surfs

> > wirelessly, etc.) Could my body really be acting like an EMF

> > transmitter? And, if

> > so, what can I do to prevent or reduce this effect?

> >

> > Cara

> >

> >

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> >

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> >

> >

> >

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> >

[Guest guest]

I also find it easier to meditate in the bath than anywhere else! What

funny confessions come out on this list. Have a nice weekend everyone..

Re: Weird question

>

>

>

>Yep, just like static build up, the radiation will saturate you until

>you flush it out somehow; salt bath, a swim in the ocean, a grounding

>barefoot walk on earth, grass or in the woods, etc. Our bodies are more

>conductive than many materials and will be a lightening rod for much of

>the stuff flying around, especially the wave lengths that match our

>body's dimensions and frequencies. My understanding of DNA is that it

>is primarily an array for Electromagnetic communications. Ground

>yourself at work with grounding cords and hopefully your outlets are

>correctly grounded or you may pick up a bunch of crap from the outlet

>or area systems. A nice sea salt bath after work wouldn't be so bad,

>would it? Actually, thanks for reminding me to take more of them.

> On Jan 20, 2005, at 10:42 PM, Cara wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > Here's a strange one: Have anyone on this list had their symptoms

> > triggered by exposure to a *person*? Today, after a low-symptom day,

> > my husband welcomed

> > me home from work and *instantly* experienced ES symptoms. Took us a

> > while

> > to recognize the trigger, but then we realized his pain was caused

by

> > proximity

> > to *me*. Blindfolded, he could tell which foot my hand was near --

as

> > soon as I

> > got within 2 feet of him, he felt crummy. (No jokes please -- we

> > usually enjoy

> > each other's company.)

> >

> > I work at a computer all day and even I can feel the buzzing in my

> > hands and legs for hours after I leave work. (Everyone in the

> > company uses Treos, surfs

> > wirelessly, etc.) Could my body really be acting like an EMF

> > transmitter? And, if

> > so, what can I do to prevent or reduce this effect?

> >

> > Cara

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Hello,

another explanation could be:

The body tension of the other person can be extremely high, especially when

they have worked in a radiated surrounding all day.

This high body tension, which can be as high as 55.000 mV (as I have

measured) or even higher, can be percepted by an electrosensible person.

This can also have an impact on the aura of the other person, which can be

percepted by the electrosensible, which is by nature very sensitive.

This very sensitive perception, as I have learned, can go so far, as that

those sensibles felt the oncoming tsunamis or earth quackes.

They felt vibrations and as the feeling as if they were completely under

some kind of electricity.

The latter brings up another idea.

If those sensibles felt the upcoming events as some kind of frequencies, it

may be possible that those naughty Army men were playing at HAARP, and that

something went astray.

One wonders.

It may be farfetched, but it is not impossible.

Greetings,

Claessens

member Verband Baubiologie

www.milieuziektes.nl

www.hetbitje.nl

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>

> Weird question

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> >

> >

> > Here's a strange one: Have anyone on this list had their symptoms

> triggered by

> > exposure to a *person*? Today, after a low-symptom day, my husband

> welcomed

> > me home from work and *instantly* experienced ES symptoms. Took us a

while

> > to recognize the trigger, but then we realized his pain was caused by

> proximity

> > to *me*. Blindfolded, he could tell which foot my hand was near -- as

soon

> as I

> > got within 2 feet of him, he felt crummy. (No jokes please -- we usually

> enjoy

> > each other's company.)

> >

> > I work at a computer all day and even I can feel the buzzing in my hands

> and legs

> > for hours after I leave work. (Everyone in the company uses Treos, surfs

> > wirelessly, etc.) Could my body really be acting like an EMF

transmitter?

> And, if

> > so, what can I do to prevent or reduce this effect?

> >

> > Cara

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Or they were playing with HAARP and it went exactly as planned.

On Jan 21, 2005, at 8:04 AM, Stichting Milieuziektes wrote:

>

> Hello,

>

> another explanation could be:

>

> The body tension of the other person can be extremely high, especially

> when

> they have worked in a radiated surrounding all day.

> This high body tension, which can be as high as 55.000 mV (as I have

> measured) or even higher, can be percepted by an electrosensible

> person.

>

> This can also have an impact on the aura of the other person, which

> can be

> percepted by the electrosensible, which is by nature very sensitive.

>

> This very sensitive perception, as I have learned, can go so far, as

> that

> those sensibles felt the oncoming tsunamis or earth quackes.

> They felt vibrations and as the feeling as if they were completely

> under

> some kind of electricity.

>

> The latter brings up another idea.

> If those sensibles felt the upcoming events as some kind of

> frequencies, it

> may be possible that those naughty Army men were playing at HAARP, and

> that

> something went astray.

> One wonders.

> It may be farfetched, but it is not impossible.

>

> Greetings,

> Claessens

> member Verband Baubiologie

> www.milieuziektes.nl

> www.hetbitje.nl

> checked by Norton Antivirus

>

>

>

>>

>> Weird question

>>

>>

>>>

>>>

>>> Here's a strange one: Have anyone on this list had their symptoms

>> triggered by

>>> exposure to a *person*? Today, after a low-symptom day, my husband

>> welcomed

>>> me home from work and *instantly* experienced ES symptoms. Took us a

> while

>>> to recognize the trigger, but then we realized his pain was caused by

>> proximity

>>> to *me*. Blindfolded, he could tell which foot my hand was near -- as

> soon

>> as I

>>> got within 2 feet of him, he felt crummy. (No jokes please -- we

>>> usually

>> enjoy

>>> each other's company.)

>>>

>>> I work at a computer all day and even I can feel the buzzing in my

>>> hands

>> and legs

>>> for hours after I leave work. (Everyone in the company uses Treos,

>>> surfs

>>> wirelessly, etc.) Could my body really be acting like an EMF

> transmitter?

>> And, if

>>> so, what can I do to prevent or reduce this effect?

>>>

>>> Cara

>>>

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>

> Here's a strange one: Have anyone on this list had their symptoms

> triggered by exposure to a *person*?

>

Oh, yeah. People with static buildup have caused this for me and

getting them to go 'feet bare' in my vicinity works well. You could

also invest in some grounding work shoes to keep your charge balanced

with the local situation. I bought some at Red Wing Shoes after Marc

mentioned them. (Thx, Marc!)

People who have a lot of emotional 'charge', from having been stressed

at work, being angry, or whatever, can also do this to me if I'm

having a low day.

Or folks who've been around a chemical I'm sensitive to can do this,

too.

>

> Could my body really be acting like an EMF transmitter? And, if

> so, what can I do to prevent or reduce this effect?

>

The human body does have EM fields associated with it, and the hands

and feet are particularly reactive to these fields as well as being

good transmitters of them. These fields are easily detectable by

other peoples' systems within a few feet, creating responses even in

non-ES ppl though they may not be consciously aware of their response.

You can absorb and store a lot of information from your day in your

body's field, reconfiguring it. Very sensitive folk can be highly

affected by this information/reconfiguration. Your system's field may

have been entrained by EMF around it, imprinting you with the signal

qualities you've been heavily exposed, or are susceptible, to. This

EM 'information imprint' can cause a reaction in someone sensitive to

that information.

I find what the other list members have said help with this situation

work for me, too.

Beau