Following are excerpts from the excellent Website “rfemf.com”, including the transcript of the author of the constitutional argument in the Morrison v. Portland Public Schools and a review of Dr. David Michaels's book, "Doubt Is Their Product". The site has been set up by a concerned citizen who wants to "make it safer for all the teachers and children in the [California] Petaluma School District". Here is an account of her personal experience:
A Personal Experience
My next-door neighbor and I were the same age when we got our first cell phones back in 1992, but our choices and outcomes were completely different. Steve Terrel, a Petaluma high graduate, was in medical sales and used his cell phone a lot for his job: driving around, making calls and closing many deals over the next ten years.
I started down the same path, but after the first three months, a haircut revealed a bald spot over my ear — right where I always held my phone. I stopped using that cell phone immediately and didn't get another cell phone for ten years.
Ten Years Later, Where Did We End Up?
My next-door neighbor and I were the same age when we got our first cell phones back in 1992, but our choices and outcomes were completely different. Steve Terrel, a Petaluma high graduate, was in medical sales and used his cell phone a lot for his job: driving around, making calls and closing many deals over the next ten years.
I started down the same path, but after the first three months, a haircut revealed a bald spot over my ear — right where I always held my phone. I stopped using that cell phone immediately and didn't get another cell phone for ten years.
Ten Years Later, Where Did We End Up?
Steve, unfortunately, died of a brain tumor in 2002, caused by his cell phone — one of the many such documented cases around the world. I am writing this web site to help you understand the dangers of too much RF/EMF in our lives and in our children's lives.
In the last five years, I have lost four friends to cancer between the ages of 37 to 56 — all of them non-smokers, all of them working in and around wireless technology. Something is up and science is reporting about it daily.
Transcript of the author of the constitutional argument in Morrison v. Portland Public Schools