Allergy to modern life

For most people, it is quite common to talk on a cell phone, use the microwave or driving a car. But any such tasks is impossible for Debbie Bird, who is allergic to modern technology, a eletrossensível. She is so sensitive to the electromagnetic field created by computers, microwaves and other appliances that have rashes and swollen eyelids strong if she gets close to some of those objects.
In Inglatera where Debbie lives, doctors believe that allergies have a stronger bond with a little tough and health symptoms are attributed to psychosomatic characteristics. But many people disagree, and say about 500 people have the problem around the world.