RE: possibly going to have to move to the Quiet Zone

[Guest guest]

Sorry to hear about your new problem. Depending upon which frequencies/ sources

you are reacting too, you may be able to shield yourself by wearing shielding

fabric ( like from www.lessemf.com).......

wearing shielded fabric either at your current place or for the trip, may be an

option. But it does depend upon what it is, you are reacting too.

Lizzie

From: windfeather118@...

Date: Sun, 2 Oct 2011 21:14:35 +0000

Subject: possibly going to have to move to the Quiet Zone

Somebody did another update a few days ago in our neck of the woods and my weak

spot has moved up from my abdomen to my heart region and it is _not_ good. As

much as I hate the idea I might actually have to move all by my onesies to the

Virginia/West Virginia area. I know no one out there. Flying is out, Greyhound

is out, and trains probably are, too at this point but I'm not sure. Does anyone

on this forum live in the Quiet Zone? Are there good web pages for jobs in that

area? I have a B.A. in arts but can do just about anything that doesn't require

having to be outside in all kinds of weather or lifting more than 20 lbs. I have

experience in retail and bakery. I was looking at the Craigslist for the areas

but my internet connection keeps freezing up on me at crucial moments. I'm

taking for granted that if they aren't allowing all that electronic stuff I'll

be able to work just about anywhere. Thanks anybody who can answer!

-Glitter

[Guest guest]

Try several layers of aluminium foil large enough to cover the heart and

abdomen. Put tape over it to keep it intact so it doesn't crumble and fall apart

and place it over you under your clothes. It should help.

Maureen

UK

>

> Somebody did another update a few days ago in our neck of the woods and my

weak spot has moved up from my abdomen to my heart region and it is _not_ good.

As much as I hate the idea I might actually have to move all by my onesies to

the Virginia/West Virginia area. I know no one out there. Flying is out,

Greyhound is out, and trains probably are, too at this point but I'm not sure.

Does anyone on this forum live in the Quiet Zone? Are there good web pages for

jobs in that area? I have a B.A. in arts but can do just about anything that

doesn't require having to be outside in all kinds of weather or lifting more

than 20 lbs. I have experience in retail and bakery. I was looking at the

Craigslist for the areas but my internet connection keeps freezing up on me at

crucial moments. I'm taking for granted that if they aren't allowing all that

electronic stuff I'll be able to work just about anywhere. Thanks anybody who

can answer!

>

> -Glitter

>

[Guest guest]

Ya I might have to head out there myself eventually to escape these antennas and

lightsquared.

a friend told me it rains a lot there.

 

There is some more observatory's in NM you might want to check out as well.

Magdelena NM

 

LOni

From: Glitter <windfeather118@...>

Subject: possibly going to have to move to the Quiet Zone

Date: Sunday, October 2, 2011, 2:14 PM

 

Somebody did another update a few days ago in our neck of the woods and my weak

spot has moved up from my abdomen to my heart region and it is _not_ good. As

much as I hate the idea I might actually have to move all by my onesies to the

Virginia/West Virginia area. I know no one out there. Flying is out, Greyhound

is out, and trains probably are, too at this point but I'm not sure. Does anyone

on this forum live in the Quiet Zone? Are there good web pages for jobs in that

area? I have a B.A. in arts but can do just about anything that doesn't require

having to be outside in all kinds of weather or lifting more than 20 lbs. I have

experience in retail and bakery. I was looking at the Craigslist for the areas

but my internet connection keeps freezing up on me at crucial moments. I'm

taking for granted that if they aren't allowing all that electronic stuff I'll

be able to work just about anywhere. Thanks anybody who can answer!

-Glitter

[Guest guest]

Have you had success with shielding fabric Lizzie?  I didn't find it to be that

useful but I'll consider another whirl. Loni

From: thode <lizt777@...>

Subject: RE: possibly going to have to move to the Quiet Zone

esens

Date: Sunday, October 2, 2011, 2:44 PM

 

Sorry to hear about your new problem. Depending upon which frequencies/ sources

you are reacting too, you may be able to shield yourself by wearing shielding

fabric ( like from www.lessemf.com).......

wearing shielded fabric either at your current place or for the trip, may be an

option. But it does depend upon what it is, you are reacting too.

Lizzie

From: windfeather118@...

Date: Sun, 2 Oct 2011 21:14:35 +0000

Subject: possibly going to have to move to the Quiet Zone

Somebody did another update a few days ago in our neck of the woods and my weak

spot has moved up from my abdomen to my heart region and it is _not_ good. As

much as I hate the idea I might actually have to move all by my onesies to the

Virginia/West Virginia area. I know no one out there. Flying is out, Greyhound

is out, and trains probably are, too at this point but I'm not sure. Does anyone

on this forum live in the Quiet Zone? Are there good web pages for jobs in that

area? I have a B.A. in arts but can do just about anything that doesn't require

having to be outside in all kinds of weather or lifting more than 20 lbs. I have

experience in retail and bakery. I was looking at the Craigslist for the areas

but my internet connection keeps freezing up on me at crucial moments. I'm

taking for granted that if they aren't allowing all that electronic stuff I'll

be able to work just about anywhere. Thanks anybody who can answer!

-Glitter

[Guest guest]

Yes, my daughter used to feel the burning and all the other nightmare

symptoms...she is especially sensitive to: wifi/ cordless phones/cell phones/

antennas/towers/ipods, etc. *And she can feel if there is stray current in the

ground wherever we are. The silver fabric of course, does not help with that

problem, but it does help tremendously with the wireless nasties.

She has been wearing the high performance silver fabric from lessemf for the

past 2 years. I make T-shirts and boxers, scarf and a cap that goes under a hat.

She says it feels " much quieter " under this fabric. We tried the ready made

boxers they sell, thinner fabric, similiar but my daughter says no where near as

blocking as the high performance silver.

She wears a large scarf over her head and neck area if we go to high exposure

areas (shopping, ect) and does well. Note: the fabric is only part of the

healing protocol. Thyroid/adrenal support is given, along with many other

nutritional supplements, including: Iodine, Magesium foot soaks, ect.

Lizzie

IP.S. think this is a case where those who are sensitive to the wireless

benefit from wearing the blocking fabric; and it does not HAVE to be worn

grounded, we don't.

We do, however ground ourselves using the cosmic energy stones in FILTERED

water, and rinsing our heads. We do find that wearing our hair up in a braid

seems to reduce the amt of static picked up by hair. And of course, it is easier

to rinse the head/hair this way too.

From: loni326@...

Date: Mon, 3 Oct 2011 14:23:51 -0700

Subject: RE: possibly going to have to move to the Quiet Zone

Have you had success with shielding fabric Lizzie? I didn't find it to be that

useful but I'll consider another whirl. Loni

From: thode <lizt777@...>

Subject: RE: possibly going to have to move to the Quiet Zone

esens

Date: Sunday, October 2, 2011, 2:44 PM

Sorry to hear about your new problem. Depending upon which frequencies/ sources

you are reacting too, you may be able to shield yourself by wearing shielding

fabric ( like from www.lessemf.com).......

wearing shielded fabric either at your current place or for the trip, may be an

option. But it does depend upon what it is, you are reacting too.

Lizzie

From: windfeather118@...

Date: Sun, 2 Oct 2011 21:14:35 +0000

Subject: possibly going to have to move to the Quiet Zone

Somebody did another update a few days ago in our neck of the woods and my weak

spot has moved up from my abdomen to my heart region and it is _not_ good. As

much as I hate the idea I might actually have to move all by my onesies to the

Virginia/West Virginia area. I know no one out there. Flying is out, Greyhound

is out, and trains probably are, too at this point but I'm not sure. Does anyone

on this forum live in the Quiet Zone? Are there good web pages for jobs in that

area? I have a B.A. in arts but can do just about anything that doesn't require

having to be outside in all kinds of weather or lifting more than 20 lbs. I have

experience in retail and bakery. I was looking at the Craigslist for the areas

but my internet connection keeps freezing up on me at crucial moments. I'm

taking for granted that if they aren't allowing all that electronic stuff I'll

be able to work just about anywhere. Thanks anybody who can answer!

-Glitter