Being Electrosensitive (in a microwaved world)

Editor's note: Below, you'll find an introductory email from Diana Kordas, and following this, her complaint to the European Union about the health issues posed by wireless technologies within Europe. There's a link to a downloadable version of this at the bottom of this post, for anybody who would like to make a similar complaint under their own name to the EU, or to any other organisation or individual. My grateful thanks to Diana for allowing me to post her complaint here. Hi,   My husband and I have just sent this letter to the EU to complain that wireless technologies are destroying nature and violate our basic rights. We sent it both as an email and as a registered letter. A copy was sent also to the Council of Europe, asking them to take this up on behalf of EU citizens. It may not do any good, but it will be interesting to see if the EU responds and what it says.   Obviously the EU does not want to hear from its citizens. I call...

  INTRODUCTION For those who really have to use a smartphone, or who are in the unfortunate position of having to share a home with one, then you may find this helpful, if you feel that you are affected by them even when they are not in use. For a while, I was particularly sensitive to my smartphone, even when it was switched off and stored in the garden shed. I could still feel it doing something, as I did with any smartphone - especially iPhones. This constant "pinging" to the nearest cell tower/mobile phone mast that they do, even when in flight mode or switched off, cannot be picked up by a standard radiofrequency/microwave meter. I don't use my smartphone for making calls - I wouldn't dream of it. I use it for sending emails, SMS messages, Whatsapp voice messages, Facebook, and for taking photos. I can't use a desktop PC for any length of time, because it requires mains power, and I'm badly affected by...

Name: Norm Ryder Location: Currently in Victoria British Columbia, Canada How long have you been electrosensitive? My EHS story started in 1972 Your story: The start of the EHS experience Okanagan Area (near Kelowna) of British Columbia. In 1972 I received a large dose of microwave radiation while working for the provincial government. A first operation was done to remove an acoustic neuroma from the same side of the head that received the radiation in 2001, and second operation to remove a regrowth was carried out in 2010, and a slow awakening to the fact that I was EHS happened later in the same year. I was 20 at the time.