Electrosensitive Testimonials - We Are The Evidence

Per Segerback, an Ericsson cell phone engineer, had to leave his job and live in the woods after he developed ES from the wireless radiation at his workplace. Press here for the Story

Melissa Chalmers, a commercial airline pilot, had to retire from her job and leave her home. She has become a refugee who is looking for a place to live. Meanwhile, she spends nights in a tent in isolated areas. Press here for the Story

Dr David McDonald, CSIRO (wireless company) scientist, was awarded compensation for his ES (mainly intolerance to Wi-Fi). Press here for the Story

Eva Tavares, performer. Being in the beginning of her career, dealing with ES is a struggle. Her symptoms are severe—including headaches and heart palpitations—and they affect her daily. profession: performer/singer/dancer/actress Press here for the Story

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Personal stories of people who have developed electrosensitivity.

Information for Doctors by Doctors

PHIRE (Physicians’ Health Initiative for Radiation and the Environment), founded by Dr. Erica Mallery-Blythe, is an independent association of medical doctors and related specialists assembled for the purpose of improving knowledge in the medical establishment with regard to the health effects of wireless technology radiation, and to provide doctors with the knowledge and tools they need to diagnose and treat their patients.

Everything You Need to Know About Electrosensitivity

C4ST is an organization established by Mr. Frank Clegg, former 13-year CEO of Microsoft Canada who left when his wife developed ES. He now dedicates all his time to the issue of informing the public about the danger of wireless technology radiation. The C4ST website has a section on ES which includes a very elaborate and clear explanation of ES in a convenient Q&A format. It also includes a summary of some scientific studies related to ES.