Being Electrosensitive (in a microwaved world)

(This image is from: http://sunrise.maplogs.com/wilsons_promontory_national_park_wilsons_promontory_vic_australia.4298.html ) I was contacted by Audrey Aspeling about including her story on the blog. She has already written a full account on the EMR Australia website, and so I've included a link to that below, as well as her recent communications with me. As a retired nurse, and after campaigning to politicians and other prominent people for the past 8 years without much success, I am now concentrating on helping to find a diagnostic test and a legitimate treatment for EHS sufferers by trialling things on myself with the help of my GP, and as I do mention what I have so far found in this regard in my story, others may be interested in my progress so far.  Of course the treatment I am trialling is pharmaceutical in nature because I have already done the shielding ...

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.

My comment: In addition to Diana's post here, Towards Better Health has published an article about her containing links to interviews and press coverage. There's a link to this below. Edited 4th October 2016: Links to Diana's YouTube videos added Name: Diana Boughton Location: UK How long have you been electrosensitive? Over 15 years Your story: Discriminated against, ridiculed, disbelieved, humiliated, misunderstood, isolated – these are some of the ‘symptoms’ of electrohypersensitivity (EHS), from which I have suffered for over 15 years. I noticed a problem when my parents gave me a computer for my new home, which connected to the internet via dial-up. It was the first piece of technology I’d had during my adult life and within a few days of regular use I noticed that my ears were ringing whenever the computer was switched on. ...