The commenter attributes hearing loss to radiation in a residential building and describes changing sleep…

HHS public comment #0090 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-09-21

#1The commenter attributes hearing loss to radiation in a residential building and describes changing sleep…by Ellen Rixford » 2026-09-21
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The commenter attributes hearing loss to radiation in a residential building and describes changing sleeping locations to reduce perceived exposure.

  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: About two years ago, the level of 5G radiation in my building increased noticeably. It was so dangerously high in my bedroom (according to a radiation measuring device I bought to test it) that
  • Housing, work & access barriers: measuring device I bought to test it) that I had to change sleeping places, and ended up sleeping in my bathroom, where the radiation level was more moderate. I have been permanently deafened by my exposure to this high level of radiation in my home. My hearing is impaired and I notice that

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About two years ago, the level of 5G radiation in my building increased noticeably. It was so dangerously high in my bedroom (according to a radiation measuring device I bought to test it) that I had to change sleeping places, and ended up sleeping in my bathroom, where the radiation level was more moderate. I have been permanently deafened by my exposure to this high level of radiation in my home. My hearing is impaired and I notice that it gets worse in high radiation areas. I am terrified of an increased level of radiation in my area, as I have already been damaged.

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