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Create a case history file...

Here you can create an online case history file.

Quick guide:

First you create a case history file by filling in the form below.
After completing the form, click "Create case history file".
Your case file will be created and you will be given a password so that only you can edit and update it.
Remember to make a note of your password!
If you supply your email address then you can have your password emailed to you.
You can log-in to your case file at any time and add new entries by clicking on the "Create new entry" link
that you will find once you have logged into your case file.
Once you are logged in, you will see this icon: at the parts of your case file that you can edit.
You will see this icon: at the parts of your case file that you can delete.

Case history file info

Please describe your case file by giving your country, a title, your e-mail (optional) and a short description (maximum 4-5 lines).

Please select your country:

Your name (or alias):

Your e-mail (will only be used for e-mailing your password in case you forget it. You can leave it blank if you wish):

A title for your case file:

A brief description of your case file (1-4 lines of text):

Health impact of mast

How would you rate the impact the mast has had on your life? (please select one):

Severe illness! Forced to abandon a home.

Feeling violently sick all the time.

Bearable degree of physical symptoms (headache, nausea etc.).

Seriously concerned, but little or no symptoms.

Mast information

You can now create a description of the mast your journal is about.
If you give the location of the mast (or the address closest to it) then we can present a map showing the mast location.
Please supply as much information as possible. This is a optional step and you can leave this blank if you wish.

City where mast is located:

Street where mast is located:

Post-code:

Description of mast (is it on a rooftop, is it camouflaged ..etc.):