Smart Meters - Public Service Commission

Lungren’s office and I would like to have some input.
Thanks,
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Cheryl Yonker says:
June 27, 2012 at 5:05 am
Another sleepless night . . .
It’s been over a year since Smart Meters were installed here. I’m quite familiar with most all of the symptoms described here
– as well as the feeling of desperation. I continue looking for a new home after living in my apartment for 25 years. I think it
would be good to establish a website for “Smart Meter Refugees” and people looking for others wanting to build a community
without wireless technology.
Bryan says:
July 5, 2012 at 11:40 pm
I’m a radio guy, and understand transmitting ok I think. My guess is these meters use a very small antenna, with a lot of
wattage, to get the signal to their “base.” All they have to do is use the current from their lines. (Makes sense right!) I mean, if
their is no repeaters or anything like that, it would have to mean they use a LOT of wattage then, since their is no other
“magical way.” That is what scares me about these. Who knows, they could be using FM radio station strength wattage
around your homes, and you could be getting rf causing all of this, on top of the emf. These freak me out. A GMRS radio doing
5 watts can’t even go a mile practically. And since you can’t see an antenna of any kind, it must be fm, and has an antenna
inside of it coiled up. So think of the actual wattage these things could be doing. Just do the math. Man, if they don’t have
repeaters…heck whatever…GET RID OF THEM. I noticed a “change” too in the environments feel. Something isn’t right…it’s
just like doing a remote at a radio station, and standing next to the vans antenna when transmitting. It’s the same feeling!!!
Lady A says:
July 9, 2012 at 6:44 pm
Three months after a smart meter was installed on the house where I rent the master suite, I was diagnosed with severe
depression and panic attacks. This came out of the blue. When I heard about the meter dangers, I went outside to see where
the meter is, and it’s ONE FOOT FROM MY HEAD when I’m in bed. There is nowhere to move the bed. When I’m on my
cordless phone, it clicks and crackles so loudly I have to leave the room. I have ringing in my ears on and off. I have lost 40
pounds from all the medications I’ve been given for the depression and panic attacks. As a 59-year-old woman working part
time, I don’t have the luxury of moving right now. This sucks.
LC says:
July 14, 2012 at 11:56 pm
We moved to Aptos (Calif.) in October of 2011 and are renting a place with three Smart Meters outside the house, near the
garage. In April of 2012 I developed severe pain in my neck, hands, wrists, elbows, hips, lower back, and knees. It does not
respond to pain medications at all. I was tested for rheumatoid arthritis, Lyme disease, Lupus–all came back negative. I’m a
55-yr-old woman who used to take brisk walks almost daily and now need to go at a much reduced pace over shorter
distances with the aid of a walking stick. What is going on?
Lorene says:
July 18, 2012 at 3:40 pm
For two years I’ve had chest pains, heart palpitations, shortness of breath, sleep problems, anxiety, memory problems, have
felt exhausted and weak, and I cannot even walk halfway up our stairs without my heart racing and being totally out of
breath. I am not overweight. I work out daily. I eat decently. I’m in my early 40′s. But my health is like that of an 85 year old
smoker! I’ve been to my family doctor, a pulmonologist, a cardiologist and an allergist and no one could find anything wrong
with me. I started having these problems for two years, out of the blue.
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