Family Takes Refuge From Wi-Fi by Martha Wickett - Salmon Arm Observer Nov 19, 2014, 7:00 AM “The right to have a clean environment is being taken away from us and we can’t really realize it.” Samantha Boutet did not plan on becoming something of an expert on electromagnetic radiation. In fact, when her daughter became ill in 2009, electromagnetic radiation (EMR) was the last thing she considered. Her daughter, Amelia, nine at the time, began getting headaches and migraines every day. The family, which was living in the Lower Mainland at the time, had everything they could think of checked out – her eyes, her neck – but the doctor couldn’t figure out what was wrong. They realized the only time the headache vanished was for three or four days when the family went camping... Full story at: saobserver.net/news/283129211.html Boutet notes people have strong emotional reaction to the suggestion that the proliferation of electromagnetic radiation might not be good for them. She suspects that’s because the addiction to technology is so widespread and people don’t like the idea of having to change their lifestyles.
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