by Vanessa | Seasoned EI homeless camper shares her best tips for surviving outdoor living. Part 1 in a 5-part series.

by Vanessa | Seasoned EI homeless camper shares her best tips for surviving outdoor living. Part 1 in a 5-part series.
by Vanessa | Seasoned EI homeless camper shares her best tips for surviving outdoor living. Part 2 in a 5-part series.
by Vanessa | Seasoned EI homeless camper shares her best tips for surviving outdoor living. Part 3 in a 5-part series.
by Vanessa | Seasoned EI homeless camper shares her best tips for surviving outdoor living. Part 4 in a 5-part series.
by Vanessa | Seasoned EI homeless camper shares her best tips for surviving outdoor living. Part 5 in a 5-part series.
by Lisa Pausmann | Parts 2 & 3 of this helpful guide to outdoor living when you have severe chemical and electrical sensitivities.
by Lisa Pausmann | Hundreds of people with severe chemical sensitivities will be homeless this year and many turn to camping for shelter. This guide is for those with MCS and little outdoor experience.
by Jack Rossi | The nurse practitioner’s directives were clear; she didn’t mean spend some time outdoors, she meant remain completely outdoors. This meant no house, no amenities, no stores and if at all possible, no car.
by Jack Rossi | I couldn’t rationalize how my relationship with my environment had deteriorated so rapidly and severely. I literally felt like an alien abandoned on a very hostile planet.
by Jack Rossi | …within five minutes I felt completely under the spell of this fragrance. My eyes felt irritated. I was light-headed. I felt my heart palpitating and my focus and attention became a quivering mass of jell-o.