\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb<\/span><\/p>\nSeptember 26, 2009<\/p>\n
Dear Dr. Pierpont,<\/p>\n
I would like to thank you for making time to read this. Also, for your excellent work on WTS.\u00a0 It is so similar to VAD Vibroacoustic Disease caused by low frequency noise. Initially identified in the aeronautical field, by military pilots and aircrew. I am sure you are aware ofVieques, Puerto Rico studies.\u00a0 The Navy bought the end of this small island for artillery practice. Poor people lived at the other end of the island. They have since suffered high cancer rates, heart problems, internal problems, and low birth weights.<\/p>\n
I live in Texas, the state with the most gas wells (95,000+). The gas from the wells is piped to compressor stations. Our county has 130 or more compressor stations. The low frequency noise travels up to 5 miles radius, thereby overlapping.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Our director, Charles Morgan, has been diagnosed with VAD by a Dr. Wright in Indiana.\u00a0 Feel so bad for him.\u00a0 Sometimes he drives 150 miles just to sleep.\u00a0 His eardrums have burst twice. He has very bad headaches and burning in his veins.<\/p>\n
We have tried all means to get to get Noise Law (1982) given to states re-enacted, to no avail.\u00a0 We have tried to get school districts to have a noise assessment. We have been to Austin to see Representatives and Senators. We are not trying to stop big oil & gas, just get them to give up some of those\u00a0billions in profit and do the responsible thing by enclosing, or using noise abatement, on these compressor stations.\u00a0 Yes, even the rural ones.\u00a0 To protect us and the wildlife.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Could I be so bold to ask if you could do a paper or write something on this subject you know so much about? \u00a0Please help us!\u00a0 I wear earphones and take\u00a0[redacted] medicine, and can’t afford to move away.<\/p>\n
Enclosed please find our brochure. Thank you again for your time.<\/p>\n
Sincerely<\/p>\n
Sharon Ward, Secretary
\nFairfield, TX 75840
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