

"I’d wake up five or six times in a night, my joints were aching, I’d have headaches during the day and my memory was awful – I felt atrocious and I had no idea why. I’ve had to rely on staff for the past 18 months since becoming EHS. I have persevered, battling with electro-hypersensitivity for as long as I can." Mr Kimberley says his symptoms began in 2013 when he moved into a dual shop and house premises, yet found the problem improved by removing wireless technology at home.

Since October, he has lived in a van fitted with aluminium lining to block out radiation signals. He added: "Becoming sensitive has turned my life upside down. Wireless technology is everywhere and the only way I can avoid it is to camp in the van every night in places I find that are safe. I have satellite broadband and a landline in the van, my computer is wired and people can email me or phone my landline if they want me. I still have technology, but now I use it safely. It’s an extremely solitary life." Mr Kimberley now aims to make his living as a freelance web designer, working from his van.
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