Reports chest pain, palpitations, rashes and neurological symptoms following an antenna installation at w…

HHS public comment #0587 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-09-23

#1Reports chest pain, palpitations, rashes and neurological symptoms following an antenna installation at w…by :helen :githiomi » 2026-09-23
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Reports chest pain, palpitations, rashes and neurological symptoms following an antenna installation at work, followed by retirement, relocation and substantial lifestyle restrictions.

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I live in Devon, England; in 2020 I was working in a building in Exeter where '4G Lite' was being installed, the main antennae was in the car parking area of this building; my first symptom was intense chest pain whilst in this area, it lessened after leaving the car park; over the next two years I developed skin rashes along the backs of my hands, my forearms and forehead, i experienced almost constant palpitations on exertion whilst at this place of work, if I had to 'sleep over' i had insomnia [sleep has never been a problem before], intense, constant headaches, foggy thinking, amnesia and extreme lethargy;

i recognised the source of these symptoms [an innate knowing], retired and now live in the countryside, without wi-fi, no phone and much fewer symptoms:

As the electrification of the environments around me have increased, i have changed my lifestyle completely, [i live like a hermit], i cannot tolerate cities, being in a car for more than an hour, and if i need to take a flight anywhere it takes weeks for my body to recover;

I have frequent treatments of bioresonance and homeopathy to help my body cope with the ever increasing electrical fields.

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