Reports progressive electrosensitivity following mold and wireless exposure, describes living without ele…

HHS public comment #6830 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-28

#1Reports progressive electrosensitivity following mold and wireless exposure, describes living without ele…by Jacob Jargon » 2026-10-28
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Reports progressive electrosensitivity following mold and wireless exposure, describes living without electricity away from towns and towers, and recounts severe housing and daily-life hardship.

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I have been affected by living in a house with black mold. along with living within less than half a mile from a 5G Tower .03 mil from my house in Decatur, Illinois. They also had installed a "Smart wireless meter" in the room I was in. Now I am Electro-Sensitive for 20 years, progressively getting worse over a 20 year span. I currently have to live outside the cities and towns, and away from cell towers and without electricity. It's very difficult to survive. Every day is a fight for my life and I cannot stay inside the cities for very long periods at a time. It makes surviving and living more difficult and has not been easy to deal with this way of life. For 4 years I have lived outside of the cities and towns, completely. Before that I was still inside the city while my symptoms continued to get worse. I currently am in the forest and mountains. This has not been easy to find a solution to or heal from, i have tried many different things, but not much has worked. It continues to be the biggest challenge I have faced, having severe symptoms associated with EMF's and Microwaves, Electric & Magnetic fields. I do not have much help and every day is a struggle. Thank you for reading my comment.

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