The commenter associates insomnia, headaches, miscarriage and brain fog with living near a tower and smar…

HHS public comment #3892 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-21

#1The commenter associates insomnia, headaches, miscarriage and brain fog with living near a tower and smar…by Anonymous Anonymous » 2026-10-21
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The commenter associates insomnia, headaches, miscarriage and brain fog with living near a tower and smart meter, reporting improvement and pregnancy after moving.

  • Towers & siting: ted the health of my family. We used to live 29 feet away from a 5G tower and had a smart meter outside of our bedroom window. Both my hus
  • Smart meters: live 29 feet away from a 5G tower and had a smart meter outside of our bedroom window. Both my husband and I suffered insomnia, headaches, misc
  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: droom window. Both my husband and I suffered insomnia, headaches, miscarriage, aches and pains, etc., we never felt well rested a
  • Reproduction & pregnancy: husband and I suffered insomnia, headaches, miscarriage, aches and pains, etc., we never felt well rested and had brain
  • Housing, work & access barriers: we never felt well rested and had brain fog. Once we moved, our brain fog disappeared, we started sleeping through the nigh

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EMF exposure has affected the health of my family. We used to live 29 feet away from a 5G tower and had a smart meter outside of our bedroom window. Both my husband and I suffered insomnia, headaches, miscarriage, aches and pains, etc., we never felt well rested and had brain fog. Once we moved, our brain fog disappeared, we started sleeping through the night, and we got pregnant!

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