Reports sleep problems, muscle twitching, exhaustion and dizziness associated with devices in homes, hote…

HHS public comment #0948 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-09-26

#1Reports sleep problems, muscle twitching, exhaustion and dizziness associated with devices in homes, hote…by Stacie Kendall » 2026-09-26
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Reports sleep problems, muscle twitching, exhaustion and dizziness associated with devices in homes, hotels, venues and cars, with resulting travel difficulties.

  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: I have experienced difficulty sleeping in homes with high EMF's, multiple wi-fi units and numerous cell phones. I have this same problem
  • Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: I have experienced difficulty sleeping in homes with high EMF's, multiple wi-fi units and numerous cell phones. I have this same problem in hotels which has hampered my traveling
  • Housing, work & access barriers: i units and numerous cell phones. I have this same problem in hotels which has hampered my traveling. In public venues where there are many cell phones active, I seem to get muscle twitches in my uppe

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I have experienced difficulty sleeping in homes with high EMF's, multiple wi-fi units and numerous cell phones. I have this same problem in hotels which has hampered my traveling.

In public venues where there are many cell phones active, I seem to get muscle twitches in my upper arms. This happens at concerts, church services, and public settings.

If in cars with multiple cell phones on and wi-fi in the car, I seem to get exhausted soon after the trip and feel washed out with no energy. It takes me usually a day to recover.

I also seem to feel dizzy around cordless phones. If possible I unplug them or move away from them.

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