Reports severe pain, weight loss, hair loss and skin symptoms after a nearby cell tower was installed, fo…

HHS public comment #4701 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-26

#1Reports severe pain, weight loss, hair loss and skin symptoms after a nearby cell tower was installed, fo…by Anonymous Anonymous » 2026-10-26
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Reports severe pain, weight loss, hair loss and skin symptoms after a nearby cell tower was installed, followed by a multiple-myeloma diagnosis. Attributes the health changes to wireless radiation and describes choosing dietary changes rather than the offered cancer treatments.

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I believ I had negative health affects from wireless radiation. In late 2018, I had bloodwork done and the results came back "pristine", according to my doctor. In 2019, near the house I live in, a cell tower was put up, less than 500 feet away. Later that year, I tried to stand up from the couch, and could barely move. Every joint, bone and my head hurt severely. The pain didn't go away. Day in and day out, I had no appetite and started losing weight, unintentionally. I went to a naturopath who gave me supplements.Nothing we tried would relieve the pein. This went on for 8 or so months. Pain 24/7. My hair fell out in clumps and I had various skin eruptions. My skin felt like it was constantly burning.

I recieved certain remedies from a homeopath. I do not recall what they were. One day, the pain was so bad, I truly thought I would die. I could barely walk.

Gradually, the pain subsided. I got bloodwork done again, by a hematologist/oncologist, and she diagnosed me with a "rare" cancer, Multiple Myeloma.

I decided not to go through their treatments and persue diet changes.

8 years later, I am still alive, but have skin rashed and hair falling out.

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