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This has been bothering me for a long time and I feel weird for even thinking its an issue but it is. I get shocks off of everything I touch (almost). I hate to even touch my boyfriend or little grandson because i will give them a terrible shock. I can even see the spark if I touch the stove or fridge when its dark, just guiding myself through the kitchen. I can get a shock off the tap, the doorknob, water in the sink, another person, my car, you name it if its not fabric I get shocked off it. And I will get a second shock even if I've just touched something and got a shock... I thought the first one would get the electricity out of my system but it doesn't always.
I'm just wondering if anyone else has this problem. It is driving me crazy. I remember reading something years ago about people with FMS or CFS having excessive electricity build up in their system and I'm just wondering if its true. I'm curious to hear if anyone else goes through this and if you've found a way around it. I went to kiss my 2 yr old grandson and shocked him with my lips, luckily he didn't cry but if it was my 5 month old grandson he probably would have gone into hysterics over it. Not fun!
Lisa
I'm just wondering if anyone else has this problem. It is driving me crazy. I remember reading something years ago about people with FMS or CFS having excessive electricity build up in their system and I'm just wondering if its true. I'm curious to hear if anyone else goes through this and if you've found a way around it. I went to kiss my 2 yr old grandson and shocked him with my lips, luckily he didn't cry but if it was my 5 month old grandson he probably would have gone into hysterics over it. Not fun!
Lisa
Is MUCH Worse of Course in the Winter when Everything is DRY...But I get it as well theu the Summer, in more Humid Conditions..
Someone else will walk up to the same object...get a Shock...but not the Continuous...I find that Odd. AND They have to Physically Touch the Object...I have to just get to within about a 1/2 Inch..