Mature MSc student in Medical Visualization

I'm a mature MSc student in Medical Visualization and Human Anatomy at GSA and the Uni (for the cadaver labs)! I'm a non-smoker, respectful of other's space, super clean and tidy. I pretty much study all the time and love what I do! My move-in is flexible -- willing to move today! Or wait for the right place until December.

The fatal flaw about me is that I have a sensitivity to electric fields. As long as the wall I'm sleeping against doesn't have the wifi going directly through it or a smart TV directly on the other side I'm pretty good. I have a small hand-held meter I can use to quickly test.

Please contact me if you think we might be a match. If you have a room with a bed that sits up against an outer wall, sometimes they tend to have fewer electronic wires running through. If you have ethernet, or fiber optic connection, amazing. If you have crummy cell service, hooray! I want to move in. :) Because of this sensitivity, I'm very keen on the idea of living outside of Glasgow within a 30 - 60 minute's direct train ride.

Please don't contact me if you have a room in one of those giant student housing complexes. The wifi and number of devices/electronics packed into the buildings sound like a cacophony of dog whistles in my skull.

Thanks for considering weird-o me. I'm also a long-time bodyworker, yoga teacher, group fitness instructor. I wrote and illustrated a small coloring and picture book with poems about the subtle body system called Chakra Odyssey d o t c o m and have a work site called FunctionalFeats. I own an eco-groovy diy home with my best friend/partner in Colorado near Red Rocks Amphitheater that we rent out to lodgers. I have a high tolerance for noise made by people, animals, trees, water and wind -- just not conduction hobs, linked-in smoke detectors, down-lights, spot-lights, overhead lights, wifi boosters, smart phones, smart TVs, smart-anything can go straight to the dystopia imo! lol! I hope to hear from you, especially if you're weird.

Kindest regards,

Liz