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Reports electrical sensitivity following a concussion and CT scan, describes career and daily-life restrictions, and requests research on exposure and effects on children.
- Electromagnetic sensitivity:
tile tinnitus. While some might wonder if my electrical sensitivity is the result of concussion, there has not been enough
- Neurological symptoms & sleep:
iFi frequency to the point where I developed migraines, chest tightness, mental agitation, and myoclonus, or
- Heart symptoms & implanted devices:
cy to the point where I developed migraines, chest tightness, mental agitation, and myoclonus, or pulsatile tinnitu
- Housing, work & access barriers:
s taken on my life has been considerable. It cut short a promising career in technology, and in my work life in general, and aff
- Children & vulnerable groups:
EMFs, RF, and wireless radiation have had on my child, my child's friends, the classroom, and our local scho
- Research & federal duties:
e HHS should continue to raise questions and fund research on the effects of EMFs, RF, and wireless radiation on
- Surveillance & privacy concerns:
and mental health, academic achievement, and privacy of my child; all claims increasingly documented by sci
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure:
I became aurally sensitive to Bluetooth and WiFi frequency to the point where I developed migraines, ch
I am submitting this comment in response to HHS’s Request for Information on Electromagnetic Fields (EMFs), Radiofrequency (RF) Radiation, and Wireless Radiation Exposure. I am responding from the perspective of a patient and parent. I first became aware of the fact that EMFs, RF, and wireless radiation in our environment affect human health and well-being when I underwent a CT scan after sustaining a concussion. While I have had countless x-rays, sonagrams, and EKGs prior to this procedure, I noticed a strange feeling after I emerged out of the CT scanner--the vibrations in the scanner leaving residual echoes in my body that were unfamiliar to me. That was only the beginning of my initiation into the world of the electrically sensitive. Following this procedure, I quickly witnessed a barrage of symptoms that I still occasionally experience to this day-- twelve years later. I became aurally sensitive to Bluetooth and WiFi frequency to the point where I developed migraines, chest tightness, mental agitation, and myoclonus, or pulsatile tinnitus. While some might wonder if my electrical sensitivity is the result of concussion, there has not been enough unbiased review of how electromagnetic exposures can contribute to and lead to bodily sensitivities and disease to rule these out in the final assessment of how I got here. We cannot rule out at this time, or when my sensitivities surfaced, many likely other factors which may have contributed to the onset of my electrical sensitivity including the magnetism from the CT scan, additive synthesis of my overall EMF exposures at the time, and Mercury in the amalgam fillings I had in my mouth...in other words, the many singular, but potentially interactive, variables that can trigger a person's exposure tipping point at any moment in time. The personal toll my electrical sensitivity has taken on my life has been considerable. It cut short a promising career in technology, and in my work life in general, and affected every choice I make about my travel, social interactions, personal tech use, and daily and living arrangements. Sadly, I have also watched the effects increasing EMFs, RF, and wireless radiation have had on…