Reports tinnitus and disorientation attributed to wireless exposure, relief in remote areas, and concerns…

HHS public comment #2438 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-13

#1Reports tinnitus and disorientation attributed to wireless exposure, relief in remote areas, and concerns…by Jeannie LeFrancois » 2026-10-13
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Reports tinnitus and disorientation attributed to wireless exposure, relief in remote areas, and concerns about loss of analog communications and access to emergency help and businesses.

  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: ly worse since 5G - has caused massive ringing in my ears. I have relocated myself into the country and w
  • Li-Fi, fiber & alternatives: We have tore down the infrastructure of analog phones, robo calls, had become so annoying, most people took their
  • Housing, work & access barriers: n sealed lines, allowed phone access to emergancy help-in hurricanes, tornados, minor floods, lighting, etc. In e
  • Other concerns: a spinal pain stimulator and a DEXCOM7 medical device, internet printer, smart phones, tire pressure monitors, in
  • Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: I am exposed to 5G, WiFi, LAN, my neighbors in a rural area. I have a spinal pain st

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I am exposed to 5G, WiFi, LAN, my neighbors in a rural area. I have a spinal pain stimulator and a DEXCOM7 medical device, internet printer, smart phones, tire pressure monitors, internet devices.

Additional LEDs (which is been returned to tungsten and candle light, as the digitalization interfere Also)

When I had lower dose exposure of 2.4 and 4G I had much less symptoms. Before, but extremely worse since 5G - has caused massive ringing in my ears.

I have relocated myself into the country and woods, the symptoms go away while out in remote locations.

These sounds are disorienting, aggravating, and get greatly worse within the city.

Further, these things are dangerous. We have tore down the infrastructure of analog phones, robo calls, had become so annoying, most people took their phone out of their home. you cannot make a payphone call, because of contact lists, most people don't know basic phone numbers for help. Underground phone wires in sealed lines, allowed phone access to emergancy help-in hurricanes, tornados, minor floods, lighting, etc.

In emergancy, specific locations in house and areas... with smart phones, people do not want to led help.

There are no address books so you cannot find people. Less and less can you find places of business like hospitals, hardware stores, mechanics.

Algorhythems of advertisers force out smaller businesses where are phone books allowed page size, font and bolding, but all paying for phone was listed.

Not being able to contact businesses is just as unhealthy, externally as the radio frquenceies are internally.

Addition RF signals and GPS, route you on interstates and bypass smaller business and routes

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