It's interesting that Russ posted today about how bad the chemtrails are here in Maine. On the way back from the post office this afternoon, looking west toward Bangor, all I could see was a white haze, with the same huge chemtrail that Russ posted a picture of, stretching for what was probably miles across the sky towards Bangor (which is the largest populated city in the area).

This was the only time I'd been outside for more than a moment. So did the chemtrails and air quality affect me? Well, within 2 hours, I felt terribly fatigued and had a bad headache, my ears were ringing, and my back was hurting so badly that I gave in and took some ibuprofen. I could no longer concentrate because of the "brain fog" and fatigue, so I went and laid down. After about an hour or so, I'm feeling a little better (the ibuprofen has kicked in so I can at least get back to work), but my ears are still ringing so loudly that I can hear them over my music which is playing softly on my computer.

The interesting thing about ringing in the ears, for me, is that I only experience this symptom when I've been re-exposed to mercury. For example, if I eat fish (which I only do once or twice a year), or if I drink black or green tea (which contain caffeine). If I remember correctly, Dr. Boyd Haley's research indicates that caffeine allows mercury to pass through cell walls much easier. One cup of tea will leave my ears ringing for about 2 days. I haven't had any tea since last weekend and have had no ringing in my ears until today, and I've had no tea today.

Anyway, given the recent discussions on chemtrails, I wanted to share a glimpse of my personal experience with them.