At danger of being called a wacko with a tin foil hat, I have to say wearing the cell phone gave me pause. Remember I know nothing about cell phones but after 9 months of breast cancer treatment, I started to worry about phone signals/waves being directed at my chest. I have a friend whose friend got a tumor just behind her ear which she blamed on a cell phone. I talked to my son who is a Neurologist and he said to put some foil between the phone and my chest. This is what I did.
First I ironed fusible on to a rectangle of Reynolds foil on both sides.
I tore off the release paper and ironed a rectangle of deep pink fabric on one side then removed the release paper from the other side.
I turned the purse inside out and ironed the fusible foil/fabric to the side I call the back.
When I was done, I turned it right side out and ironed. I don't know if this helps but I feel a bit better. No tin foil hats though (smile)
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Wow! Do you make crinkling noises when you move? Amazing all the things we need to think of these days...
ReplyDeleteA good thought but I'm also wondering if it bangs against things when you bend down to work. Inquiring minds and all that... ;)
ReplyDeleteWhy do you have to hang it on your chest, can't you keep it in your purse?
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LOL! My mate has to call my phone all the time so I can find mone!
ReplyDeleteLike the pouch. I love pouches...& bags...but that's another story!
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