A former tower climber attributes permanent disability and multiple sclerosis to occupational RF overexpo…

HHS public comment #2514 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-13

#1A former tower climber attributes permanent disability and multiple sclerosis to occupational RF overexpo…by Ian Furgeson » 2026-10-13
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A former tower climber attributes permanent disability and multiple sclerosis to occupational RF overexposure when a transmitter was not reduced.

  • Occupational exposure: Former Tower climber here with 10 years experience. I got cooked on a tower. AT&
  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: ently disabled with progressive primary multiple sclerosis seven intracranial lesions three spinal. When the overexpos

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Former Tower climber here with 10 years experience. I got cooked on a tower. AT&t refused to turn down. I am now permanently disabled with progressive primary multiple sclerosis seven intracranial lesions three spinal. When the overexposure to near field radio frequency decimated the membrane that encases my brain, it allowed my immune system to ravage my brain and spinal cord.

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