Reports painful pulsed attacks beginning in 2012, followed by dizziness, confusion, communication difficu…

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#1Reports painful pulsed attacks beginning in 2012, followed by dizziness, confusion, communication difficu…by Mary Ann Williams » 2026-10-27
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Reports painful pulsed attacks beginning in 2012, followed by dizziness, confusion, communication difficulties and other medical problems. Describes ongoing cancer evaluation, limited wireless use and personal EMF/RF measurements.

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This is Mary Williams.

Started in 2012. Pain to ears. Felt like pulses and it was very painful. Received attacks several times during the 1st year. Unable to function. Left me dizzy and confused, short of breath and am unable to remember words, and communication for the 1st 2 days after attack. Unexplainable major heat to body. During the 1st year attacks were aimed at my Left ear.

Have been going to Doctor since 2012. Left side of my body has had Cancer, shrunken left Kidney, left back pain, possible left ear Cancer. (waiting on results). Headaches.

Experience static in head from time to time. I do not use Wifi, do not use cell phone much. Just started using cell phone this year.

Genetic testing, shows cancer not tied to heredity. Triple negative Test Results for any hormone. I am going thru many, many test and not finished yet.

Have EMF/RF reader(very accurate) Ranging from lowest to highest Ghz. Well over the norm. Recorded Results in EMF/RF reader .

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