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The commenter reports sleep disruption, nosebleeds and digestive symptoms after a gas smart meter was moved near their bed, describes shielding expenses and similar sleep problems around hotel Wi-Fi, and requests HHS action.
- Smart meters:
ss than 1 /12 feet from the head of my bed. They installed a smart meter (I had NO SAY in this). I started waking up for no reason and h
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure:
use since I had all connections hard wired. Wi-Fi in hotels and other lodging has cause same issues (primarily sleep). When
- Neurological symptoms & sleep:
. I started waking up for no reason and had difficulty getting back to sleep; unexplained nose bleeds; and a digestive condition started caus
I have been affected my smart meters, close proximity of cell towers, and Wi-Fi. Gas company moved a meter on the back side of my house to the front side less than 1 /12 feet from the head of my bed. They installed a smart meter (I had NO SAY in this). I started waking up for no reason and had difficulty getting back to sleep; unexplained nose bleeds; and a digestive condition started causing me problems at night when it normally calms down! I consulted with an EMF expert, and she immediately found the issue. I have spent $100s (including expert's fee) on blocking material, etc. I contacted engineer at Cascade Natural Gas, and he gave me the typical smart meter "no problem" song and dance. Luckily, I don't run Wi-Fi in my house since I had all connections hard wired. Wi-Fi in hotels and other lodging has cause same issues (primarily sleep). When I am staying in motels, etc. I turn off or unplug (if possible) wi-fi routers etc. I have purchased various personal shielding (again several $100s) that I use when sleeping in motel, etc. I have friends that are more sensitive than I am!!
I implore the HHS to take action on these issues! Affects are REAL!