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Re: hi Electric wires vs. animal health


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Posted by olgentdc on October 10, 2017 at 17:37:37 from (184.16.200.62):

In Reply to: Re: hi Electric wires vs. animal health posted by MarkB_MI on October 10, 2017 at 17:10:27:

Nope, he always was that way before he moved there, LOL .Around These Parts it is getting to be common knowledge to avoid the electric transmission lines .. the lines are completely across the center of his cow pasture , 600 ft from his new 30 yr old house he built back when he bought the 55 farm .. side note FACTS ,.The old home he sold off is alot closer to the lines,.. The current residents are drug adicts,panic disorder types ,32 yrs ago the fella went nutz and had to go to a mental hospital ,about 35 yrs ago, the farmer that had it was yr behind me in school , they raised feedrer pigs til his wife got severely depressed ,,then one day without warning he shot and kilt himself.. the house across the road belonged to my 1st wifes uncle who got brain cancer and died about 15 yrs ago, his wife was severely depressed for yrs.. but got better when she sold the house moved away and remarried . further down along the same angle of the line,.melononoma and brain cancer and lmphoma took out the junk yard operator and his wife, the yard is under the lines .. his son is addicted to drugs and cant hold a job,. you never know what kind of price he will quote ,..my dad told my brother when he was thinking of buying the farm ,,. SELL that DAMHouse,and build a new one away from those damlines . aint been nuthin good ever come from it ,..he seems to be rite .. my brother and i see much more than coincidenses


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