Reports severe insomnia after moving into a condo and improved sleep when a neighbor switched off wireles…

HHS public comment #2827 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-14

#1Reports severe insomnia after moving into a condo and improved sleep when a neighbor switched off wireles…by Mary Wilson » 2026-10-14
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Reports severe insomnia after moving into a condo and improved sleep when a neighbor switched off wireless and television equipment at night following measurements.

  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: that time forward, I expeienced severe insomnia (which I had not experienced before) that resulted in my ge
  • Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: my neighbor who agreed to turn off her wifi and televisions each night using outlet shut off switches.

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I recently moved into a condo that shared a bedroom wall with my neighbor. From that time forward, I expeienced severe insomnia (which I had not experienced before) that resulted in my getting only 2-4, frequently interrupted hours of sleep a night.

I reached out to an Indoor Environmental Consultant  / Building Biologist  /  EMF Consultant who took a variety of EMF measurements in the bedroom, and it determined that high levels of EMF were coming through the wall I shared with my neighbor. These measurements were taken with all power to my bedroom turned off at the breaker box.

We were able to discuss the concern with my neighbor who agreed to turn off her wifi and televisions each night using outlet shut off switches. I was able to get more sleep (6-8 hours) once the EMF coming through the wall was significantly reduced.

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