Personal Stories
Stories are important. Without them, we lose our connection with each others' realities and greatly limit our understanding.
Here you will find opportunities to see and learn through others' experiences and insights, and hopefully clarify your thinking, consider solutions, exercise empathy, or find your own voice.
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2012
Letter re "What Happens When the Lights go on? Nothing"
re magnetic fields in Toronto apartment
"Russ and Kathy Loader have magnetic fields in their apartment
well over 100 mG, coming from wiring or another source under
their floor. They have become ill, as have previous tenants in
this and nearby apartments. Many in the building suffer from
cancer. But no one is taking responsibility and authorities deny a
problem exists . . .
"Habits must change at home, at school, at work, at play . . .
everywhere. In changing habits, you'll be helping not just
yourself, but everyone . . .
"What Happens When the Lights Go On?"
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