"In February, I started having fainting spells and odd moments of dizziness accompanied by nausea and fatigue.

"When these spells begin, I feel light-headed, my body collapses, my heart races, and during the latest spell, experienced several hours of delirium. It's a little like heat exhaustion. I have been in the ER for two of these episodes only to learn that my blood pressure is normal, even a bit low, other vitals are normalizing, and as yet, medics have found nothing wrong with me. Extensive tests are to follow.

"I lead a fairly healthy low-stress lifestyle, there is no family history of problems of this nature, and I can't for the life of me figure out why this has suddenly started happening.

"The only thing I know that is different is that at the end of January, my neighbourhood, excluding me because I sent "the letter" to BC Hydro and pinned a copy beside my meter, got the smart meter. Unfortunately, my neighbour's meter points down my driveway and every time I come near to it, I feel pounding pressure in my head. I am very sensitive to electro-magnetic waves and microwaves and if I am in a "mood," can cause computers to fail. I am wondering if other readers are beginning to experience nebulous health issues that could, if pondered upon correctly, be caused by smart meters, particularly people with pacemakers?

"I found "Smart Meters - The Real Story" on YouTube to be helpful, as was an Internet search of smart meters and health issues.

"Does anybody have a plan for an inexpensive Faraday cage that I can build around my neighbour's meter? . . .