Describes dizziness, internal vibrations and exhaustion during a vacation stay, attributes them to a near…

HHS public comment #5513 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-27

#1Describes dizziness, internal vibrations and exhaustion during a vacation stay, attributes them to a near…by Kathy Lawrence » 2026-10-27
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Describes dizziness, internal vibrations and exhaustion during a vacation stay, attributes them to a nearby router and reports requesting its removal.

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On the evening of October 11, 2026 my husband and I checked into a villa to spend a 6 night vacation. I immediately started feeling dizzy. I brushed it off from being tired from the 13 hour drive.

But when I layed down in the bed my body felt like it was vibrating inside especially in my neck and throat! I was very scared! I turned my head and noticed flashing colored lights coming from a box behind the nightstand by my head. Ah Ha!! A router! We do not have one of these in our house because I know they can give me headaches and make me feel extremely exhausted.

I moved to an upstairs bedroom to try and get some sleep. ( It was 12:30 am by then)

The vibrating finally subsided after alot of deep breathing and praying!

I kept trying to wake up the next morning but I kept feeling so,so tired and aching! About 11:35 am I called the management desk and requested the router be removed immediately. They did but the 1st day of my vacation was ruined. I felt like I had been run over!!

I had to lay down and rest every afternoon and take aspirin for aching!

So I'm supposed to check for routers and cell towers near any place I spend the night? Really!!

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