Re: electrosensitivity and the ADA
Posted by Irma Lee Gonzales on 7/08/11
On 6/14/11, Brucie Wayne wrote: > On 6/14/11, Brucie Wayne wrote: >> On 4/09/11, Linda Bertram wrote: >>> We are a group of homeowners trying to fight the planned >>> installation of smart meters to all homes, businesses, and >>> schools in our community. This technology will blanket the >>> entire area with a mesh network of yet another layer of RF >>> radiation, specifically dirty electricity. It will make it >>> extremely difficult for people with electromagnetic >>> sensitivity (ES)to access buildings in town, work, or even >>> live comfortably and safely in their own homes. This seems >>> discriminatory to us and in violation of the ADA law. >>> Further, many scientific studies show harm from RF and >>> people with already-installed smart meters have been getting >>> sick. There has been NO long term testing of these devices. >>> Can you advise us of our rights or point us in the >>> direction of cases involving accommodations for people with >>> ES? Thank you so much. >> >> Terribly sorry, however I'm not sure how this would hold in court. I understand I >> am not a lawyer or attorney however electromagnetic sensitivity is not fully >> proven. The World Health Organization actually said that there is no link to >> electromagnetism playing a part in electromagnetic sensitivity. It could be a >> misdiagnosis, speaking of minsdiagnosises have you been properly diagnosed >> by a doctor? You could just be calling an illness you have by another name, like >> calling the common cold photosensitivity. Sorry if this came off as rude but I do >> not think you have much to attack with. Unless you have solid proof that this is >> your illness and that this is what is affecting you instead of a self-diagnosis >> you're not going to get very far. > > Correction : misdiagnoses Look up electronic harassment. You will see what is happening to some of us. People in the service (army, navy, etc, have complained about the same things along with veneral diseases given to them by a needle to see how the body reacts to it. Don't let people fool you, it happens and they don't seem to stop. Correction:misdiagnoses needs an education. Keep on looking!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Irma
Posts on this thread, including this one
- electrosensitivity and the ADA, 4/09/11, by Linda Bertram.
- Re: electrosensitivity and the ADA, 6/14/11, by Brucie Wayne.
- Re: electrosensitivity and the ADA, 6/14/11, by Brucie Wayne.
- Re: electrosensitivity and the ADA, 7/08/11, by Irma Lee Gonzales.
- Re: electrosensitivity and the ADA, 7/08/11, by Irma Lee Gonzales.
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