Reports progressive disabling illness while working beneath a rooftop tower, loss of a career and perceiv…

HHS public comment #2834 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-14

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Reports progressive disabling illness while working beneath a rooftop tower, loss of a career and perceived improvement away from home, and requests monitoring or removal of exposure sources.

  • Occupational exposure: For six years I worked on the bottom floor of a three story building that had a ce
  • Towers & siting: or of a three story building that had a cell phone tower installed on the roof. I developed a mystery illness that
  • Housing, work & access barriers: that progressively got worse to where I lost my ability to function, sleep, think and my career. My lifestyle was just work,
  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: to where I lost my ability to function, sleep, think and my career. My lifestyle was just work, gym 3x

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For six years I worked on the bottom floor of a three story building that had a cell phone tower installed on the roof.

I developed a mystery illness that progressively got worse to where I lost my ability to function, sleep, think and my career.

My lifestyle was just work, gym 3x a week 3 meals a day & shopping/chores on the weekends. Nothing crazy but losing a career at 47 is devastating, living in poverty and afraid of doctors.

I also live very close to a big shopping mall when I drive by it my radio starts to squeal from the signals. I actually feel better when I leave home but it's a vicious circle because I mostly feel too sick to leave.

Thank you so much for looking into this. We are experiencing death by a thousand cuts and this weapon needs to be monitored and/or removed.

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