Electromagnetic fields, radiation and a cat

["Bjorn Cedervall" <bcradsafers@HOTMAIL.COM>]

The following story is about an electrohypersensitive woman - my point is 

about the picture (the cat):

http://www.dalademokraten.com/artikel_standard.php?id=206354&avdelning_1=103



The story says that she is sensitive to radiation and chemicals and that she 

gets sick by visiting any areas with electricity (essentially any small 

village etc) so she lives with her cat in a house wagon out in the wild 

forest. This is a quite remote area far nortwest from Stockholm. The main 

topic of the article is that the woman in a legal sense has reported our 

minister of infrastructure for "minister's government" (I don't know what 

the correct terminology is - it's ingredients is "not caring about facts") - 

it is about mobile phone towers etc.



This is the fourth time in 17 months that I see a picture of an 

electrohypersensitive person with a cat (each time in a local newspaper). 

This does not make sense to me. Therefore I yesterday wrote to the newspaper 

a short response on the cat topic. It remains to see if the will publish it.



I see lots of worries here - electronic car keys should be kept in aluminum 

foils, electrical fences cause conflicts of interest, street lights are 

moved, cab drivers get involved in arguments about the taximeter which keeps 

track of the cost (anything electric in the cab has to be turned off).



My personal ideas only,



Bjorn Cedervall    bcradsafers@hotmail.com



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