Q: I have doctor's orders to get the smart meter off my house and they won't take it off my house how do I go about get him
A:
You don't. You have a number of choices. You could request your doctor give you a prescription for a medication to help you deal with the anxiety of having the smart meter on your house (Xanax, Prozac, Ativan - there are many options, if one does not work you could try something else). You could have the electrical service to your house disconnected and use candles, lanterns, or battery-operated lights. You could also research electrical utilities which do not use smart meters and move to an area served by such a utility. The day is likely coming when you will not be able to get electrical service without a smart meter, so you might have to move again later if you choose this option. You could live in a tent in the woods. You could build a home with solar electrical service. You could live on a boat.
I hope one of these suggestions is helpful.
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