Re: Electromagnetic fields, radiation and a cat

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

>Do you think the cat could somehow be responsible for the hypersensitivity?



It is an interesting hypothesis. I did mention in the short article I wrote 

to

the newspaper that I have lived with cats myself and experienced

some eye irritation (not severe).



I noted this afternoon that a woman with the same name is the president of

an UFO organization and also one of the best UFO reporters in Sweden

(sorry about the Swedish but the links are here if anyone who understands

Swedish wants the context - there are actually many more hits):

http://hem.passagen.se/mala56/moten.htm

http://paranormal.se/topic/ufo-sverige.html

http://www.ufo.se/fakta/artiklar/observatorer.shtml





Most probably it is the same person because at one site there is a 

mentioning that

electrohypersensitive people may be particularly good at detecting UFO:s

(I have one more Swedish example of the connection electrohypersensitivity 

and

UFO "research") - the last paragraph:

http://www.ufo.se/fakta/artiklar/flygande.shtml



My personal ideas only,



Bjorn Cedervall     bcradsafers@hotmail.com

http://www.geocities.com/bjorn_cedervall/



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