Smart Meters - Public Service Commission

drains you, and the other is the head pain that comes in sporadic waves and builds up along with a stiff neck
and contributes to the draining effect. The pain I believe is from the pulses, which are completely
unpredictable and can come several times a minute or there might be 20 minutes with none. The general field
has a distinct character of its own, a very NASTY and aggressive character, that creates a sensation so bad that
the effect over time is as if there are microscopic teeth constantly gnawing away at you. It is as if, at the most
minute level, the cells of your body are being attacked. You become exhausted — you feel like you are under
constant siege. The best description I could think of is that when you get away from it and are able to catch
your breath and assess how you feel, it is like you have been taking a constant beating at the cellular level. You
feel debilitated.
I have a piece of very effective shielding cloth and that is really the only thing that made it possible for me to be
in the house at all. I have one square-meter of this, which I folded over into a triangle and wore as a headwrap.
I contemplate getting enough of this shielding fabric to make a burka and/or drape over a small tent for
a refuge.
So I wanted to try to describe what it is like, the “smart meter air”: the air is filled with a kind of jangling, a
very, very fine but nasty kind of shredding, grinding dissonance.
A.C Alameda County
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A year ago I developed trigeminal neurolgia along with dizziness and weakness. Now I have peripheral
neuropathy which includes burning, tingling and numbness. After reading the article in the LA Times about
Smart Meters I called SCE to find out when they installed them here. They said May of 2010, a year ago, which
coincides with my neuropathy. There are 8 condo’s utilities up against my bedroom wall. There are 8 more in
the building close to my only other outside wall. I live in 500 sq. ft. There is no place to get away from being
zapped. Please help. A.F. Orange County
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About a month after PG&E installed the smartmeters, my husband and I both started getting headaches,
some so severe that sometimes I was getting blurred vision. We both had very loud piercing sounds in our
ears. Finally my husband said it sounds like a telephone poll or something buzzing outside all night long.
Last Easter, my sister offered to let us stay with her at the Horse Ranch for 2 weeks. First day the headaches
went away, and that loud piercing sound in our ears went away overnight. Our sleep went back to normal. The
entire time there, we both felt so refreshed from 3 months of agony.
Not less than 2 days after we came back, it all started up again. Now I was nervous and my heart also started
racing all of a sudden at times. From what all heard, it almost resembled an anxiety attack! Just that weekend
at the PG&E office was people gathered about the smartmeters. I was curious and decided to listen in.
Well, I was shocked! I just remembered that our smartmeters had been in for 4 months, and two of them were
outside our bedroom wall. We immediately decided to switch the bedroom with the living room. In fact,
sometimes if my husband leaves the bedroom door open, the whole house becomes infected with that piercing
hiss and a pain at the back of your head. We looked for another apartment without a smartmeter, and found
one in Santa Cruz. Since then, the only small hiss I heard of the marvelous ocean waves instead of that nagging
piercing sounds. How on this precious earth can something so monsterous be allowed to continue??????
Posted by Ruth on EMF Safety Network
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