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- E-Rate & school connectivity:
I have experienced mild to moderate to strong sensitivity to emf's ,increasingly being emitted from household and commercial WiFi and cell towers.
- Sensitivity & health experiences:
I have been evaluated by health care practitioners for a combination of symptoms: low calcium levels, skin rashes, heart palpitations and irregularities and brain fog and mild generalized anxiety.
- Sleep & neurological concerns:
I have been evaluated by health care practitioners for a combination of symptoms: low calcium levels, skin rashes, heart palpitations and irregularities and brain fog and mild generalized anxiety.
- Towers, antennas & siting:
I have experienced mild to moderate to strong sensitivity to emf's ,increasingly being emitted from household and commercial WiFi and cell towers.
- Wi-Fi, meters & wireless devices:
I have experienced mild to moderate to strong sensitivity to emf's ,increasingly being emitted from household and commercial WiFi and cell towers.
- Wildlife & environment:
I ask you to do independent research on the impacts of this technology on the whole ecosystem, as well as human health.
- Research, evidence & monitoring:
I ask you to do independent research on the impacts of this technology on the whole ecosystem, as well as human health.
26110082183
https://www.fcc.gov/ecfs/filing/26110082183
I have experienced mild to moderate to strong sensitivity to emf's ,increasingly being emitted from household and commercial WiFi and cell towers. I have been evaluated by health care practitioners for a combination of symptoms: low calcium levels, skin rashes, heart palpitations and irregularities and brain fog and mild generalized anxiety. I ask you to do independent research on the impacts of this technology on the whole ecosystem, as well as human health. I am deeply distressed that this technology has been rolled out without safety research. I remember watching Senator Blumenthal's hearing and panel of the ceo's of 5 big tech corporation and their admission that no safety research had been done.