I actually grew up less than a block from power poles just like that, (and my mom grew up there, too.) Anyway, a lot of people in my family always wonder if that's why my mom got cancer, but my 3 aunts and uncle also grew up there and no cancer for them. But my grandma had lieukemia and my grandpa bone cancer... so genetics also... maybe not just power poles.

But, electromagnetic fields do cause strange things to people. It can even make you feel like you're being watched, or someone is behind you, hair stand up on your arms, give you headaches, and make you feel sick. This may sound dumb... haha... but they actually use it as an explanation of why "you're house is not haunted, you have a lot of electromagnetic issues in your house. Call an electrician not a priest."

But remember, our nervous systems are electrical systems. We're basically biochemical robots. So it is possible that it is effecting you in some way.

But... also on that same note, when I'm alone in the car I tend to just start going over everything in my head and overwhelm myself. That's kind of when I let out a lot of tears and stress. But I know that can also be dangerous. But when in crisis I do this a lot! And, I once read a thing about grief that says when you can drive alone from point a to point b without crying, then you know you're healed of your issue. I found this is true.