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One of the biggest challenges people living with electrosensitivity face is where to go for help, advice, and just plain old support from others who won’t ridicule their claims or dismiss their predicament. 

The good news is that supportive communities of electrosensitive people sharing advice and information are now cropping up online. 

The bad news, of course, is that you must spend time on a computer to participate in these groups. And for many electrosensitive people, computer time must be kept to a minimum. 

Here are two such online support groups that are particularly productive: 

Electro-sensitivity Forum (Facebook): https://www.facebook.com/groups/169495243194739/ 

You will need a Facebook account to view this group. And if you want to post questions or comments, you will need to request to join the group. Once you are added, you can post. 

EHS Connect Forum: http://ehsconnect.boardhost.com/index.php 

This forum has its own website and was launched in May 2013. It is well organized with indexed discussion threads under such topics as: EHS symptoms, EHS-friendly tools and technology, EHS food and diet, white zones, safe schools, and more. This forum is private. You will need to register before you can view any content on the site.