Reports a wife’s sensitivity reactions to RF exposure and workplace accommodation, and raises concerns ab…

HHS public comment #1691 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-06

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Reports a wife’s sensitivity reactions to RF exposure and workplace accommodation, and raises concerns about effects on insects, wildlife and trees.

  • Electromagnetic sensitivity: My wife has Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, which includes potentially extreme reactions to “norm
  • Housing, work & access barriers: ety of technological sources. She has an ADA accommodation to work full time from home in order to minimize exposure, which has resulted in s
  • Heart symptoms & implanted devices: sure, which has resulted in symptoms such as tachycardia and blacking out. I am also very concerned with the ne
  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: resulted in symptoms such as tachycardia and blacking out. I am also very concerned with the negative impact on
  • Environmental effects: o very concerned with the negative impact on insects, wildlife and trees, as has been documented by Arthur Firstenberg.

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My wife has Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, which includes potentially extreme reactions to “normal” or “minimal” exposure to radio frequency radiation from a variety of technological sources. She has an ADA accommodation to work full time from home in order to minimize exposure, which has resulted in symptoms such as tachycardia and blacking out. I am also very concerned with the negative impact on insects, wildlife and trees, as has been documented by Arthur Firstenberg.

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