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An inspiring story. It’s way past time for the medical profession to stop denying EHS and MCS and to respond appropriately to people in this situation. We’re the Canaries who try to warn the rest of the population of the dangers of the chemicals in the environment and the effects of the massive amounts of electromagnetic smog out there.
Amelia Hill, former feature writer for national magazines such as House & Garden and Real Living Magazine, is allergic to the 21st century and is virtually living inside a bubble in her parents’ home. Amelia not only suffers from electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS), but also multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS). These two sensitivities often go hand in hand, giving the sufferer a double whammy. The sufferer is left unable to cope with not only electromagnetic radiation, but also various chemicals which may be present in items such as a toothpaste, clothing and vehicle exhaust fumes. Symptoms of EHS often appear at a different time to MCS.
Amelia’s story:
http://www.ameliahill.com/my-story/
Despite people like Amelia suffering from EHS, power distributors and the Victorian Government continue to claim that people do not suffer from electromagnetic hypersensitivity – it is merely a figment of the imagination!
It’s not snowing… but so far this summer the breezes have kept the temperatures down…. so when Fred and I visited Beachport this week, only a few hardy souls were in the water.
Frank and Pixel show that being ‘square’ doesn’t mean not having personality, and also, that sometimes cropping images into the square format can work really well. Well…… we think so anyway 🙂
Just click on the first image and then scroll through. Pixel of course, has to have the final say!
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