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Originally Posted by ngmunling
I am sorry if I created any unnecessary emotions.
I am in total confuse and literally heart pain. I know there are people who are suffering worst than me. I want to study there and help out whatever academic knowledge I have in the future. I been to Japan so many times and now with all these uncertainties of radiation contamination in food (worse, teas and rice and seafood, the main ingredients in Japanese diet).
Making me unable to study and work there has somehow "killed" me because of TEPCO and all the ignorance of danger of aging nuclear plants. Nuclear should not even exist.
I can guarantee my health if I go there and yet I want to save them from man-made radiation. It is not a joke. It is man-made radiation. No amount is safe.
Sorry for any unnecessary emotions.
I really don't know what to do.
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Well I would suggest stop worrying so damned much. Truly the chances of you eating something that would have an adverse affect on your health because of radiation is really very, very slim. There are probably plenty of other things you do in your life everyday right now that have more chance of adversely affecting your health. Simple things like getting into a car and driving would have far more risk of injury and death than being exposed to harmful amounts of radiation. Are you terrified everytime you get into a car??
Get past the hype and look at the real risk. It's almost negligible. Personally I would have no problem moving back to Japan. I would have no issues with my daughter living there. Obviously I probably wouldn't move to Fukushima right at the moment but I don't think this is what you are planning either? If you were moving to say within around 100km of the reactors maybe I could understand your concerns but if you're looking to move to somewhere like Tokyo I just don't get it.