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Gepubliceerd: zondag 02 december 2012 10:33
Cambridge News - 'Zapping in head' from mobiles led son to kill himself
A university graduate committed suicide after a lengthy battle with a sensitivity to mobile phones, an inquest heard. Oxford graduate Michael Nield suffered with electro sensitivity – the term used to describe someone who has an unhealthy sensitivity to a particular source of electricity.
In Michael’s case it was mobile phones and phone masts. He had to sleep with a microfibre tent over his bed to reduce the radiation. He sometimes even had to wear a micromesh body suit when he was out, and his parents, Clive and Barbara, had to move from their home in Herefordshire to the small village of Wardy Hill, near Ely, where there was less exposure to mobiles and phone masts.
Barbara too suffers with the same sensitivity, although it is not as extreme.
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