I don't know that anyone has expressed that they believe the condition listed in the article. In my opinion, this falls under a more non-specified somataform type disorder coupled with major depression.

 

At times hard to treat because the focus is on symptom containment rather than a root cause diagnosis and treatment plan.

I am not buying this. Sad and tragic the girl hanged herself, but it appears the parents are grasping at something that isn't there. I truly empathize and have no idea how I would handle something like this. I might react the same way.

Horribly sad, but not buying it at all.

my gosh where would you go?

 

America's quietest town: Where cell phones are banned

 

The "Today" Show did a special on this town, no cellphones allowed, no wi-fi, microwaves are frowned upon, and many people are moving there that (allegedly) have this same EHS driven allergy to Wi-Fi.

America's quietest town: Where cell phones are banned

 

The "Today" Show did a special on this town, no cellphones allowed, no wi-fi, microwaves are frowned upon, and many people are moving there that (allegedly) have this same EHS driven allergy to Wi-Fi.

 

I believe 100% that frequencies and electric related health conditions exist. Our bodies are "tuned" to manage certain frequencies and electronic interference in the atmosphere inhibits that tuning all the time.

 

I'm not saying that this was or wasn't the case here, too little information to really say... but typically there is some truth when patients can do an honest self diagnosis, or at least narrow down the causal root

This reminds me of that X-Files episode where the guy was receiving electric transmissions into his brain and had to keep moving in a car — until they got to the coast, and his head exploded.

Is this a hoax? This can't be real can it?

Very sad, but she wasn't allergic to WiFi. That's a ridiculous notion.

Allergic is a terrible term.