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Reports long-standing electrical sensitivity and symptoms around wireless devices, difficulty participating in society, and concerns for children; requests updated standards and independent research.
- Electromagnetic sensitivity:
I have been electrically sensitive to emf/rf frequencies for over 20 years. Everywhere I go th
- Neurological symptoms & sleep:
l vision when using Bluetooth and I get headaches & nausea as well. I think our standards are out dated and t
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure:
Everywhere I go there is just more 5g, wi-fi and Bluetooth. We are saturated in wireless and our bodies
- Housing, work & access barriers:
not using the technology which makes it difficult to function in today’s society. I worry about young children who are st
- Children & vulnerable groups:
ction in today’s society. I worry about young children who are still growing with more soft tissue that the waves
- Exposure limits & oversight:
headaches & nausea as well. I think our standards are out dated and those that are sensitive are often mocked
- Research & federal duties:
d that standards can be raised and that independent research be conducted. Thank for your efforts!
I have been electrically sensitive to emf/rf frequencies for over 20 years. Everywhere I go there is just more 5g, wi-fi and Bluetooth. We are saturated in wireless and our bodies were not made for this. It affects me in several ways: I have ADHD like symptoms when around wireless, I have tunnel vision when using Bluetooth and I get headaches & nausea as well. I think our standards are out dated and those that are sensitive are often mocked and looked down upon by those not sensitive. The only way I can gain much relief is through not using the technology which makes it difficult to function in today’s society. I worry about young children who are still growing with more soft tissue that the waves can penetrate. It’s far overdue for someone to ask for comment and I hope this time will be well spent and that standards can be raised and that independent research be conducted. Thank for your efforts!