{"id":"26110082804","number":"26110082804","name":"David Morrison","source_name":"David Morrison","organization":"","posted":"2026-10-21","received":"2026-10-21","body":"(Relating to earlier comment) A brief historical summary of those involved with passing the previously mentioned Oregon Senate Bill 283 Prof. Paul Héroux, Professor of Toxicology and Health Effects of Electromagnetism at the McGill University flew to Portland from Montreal to testify on behalf of SB 283, only to return to Monreal the following day. Prof. Héroux developed a Unified Theory of Weak Magnetic Field Action that proposes A radical new outlook. Dr. Paul Dart, an Environmental Physician of Eugene, Oregon, makes invisible electromagnetic radiation visible, using his instrument, as he testifies at the Senate. The term Electromagnetic Medicine has, over the years, meant researchers in laboratories looking to use electromagnetic radiation to treat diseases. Dr. Dart gives it a new, clinical meaning, in the protection of Lucia, 14 years old, who testified below. L---a (a minor) attended school while positioned just below a WiFi router. At 9 years old, she became ill with nausea and rashes, and for over a year saw 7 doctors before her family realized that she was made sick by the WiFi radiation. Her mother switched her to the only school available that did not have WiFi, and she recovered. Graduating from her current school, she is now looking to continue her studies in an environment that will not make her sick. Senator Laurie Monnes-Anderson introduced the bill as a legislator and retired public health nurse. Monnes-Anderson is also a former school board member and the mother of two children who attended Oregon public schools.  She understands the strengths and weaknesses of our public education system and has become well versed in the potential risks of long term exposure to microwave radiation in the classroom environment and made a special appearance at the hearing to speak in support of the bill.","attachments":[],"attachment_names":[],"attachment_inventory":true,"withheld":false,"source":"https://www.fcc.gov/ecfs/filing/26110082804","filing_type":"COMMENT","proceedings":"ET 13-84","capture_reviewed":false,"captured_at":"2026-10-22T22:36:59.439Z","supplied_classification":null,"tags":["health-experiences","children-schools","wifi-devices","wildlife-environment","research-requests"],"source_hash":"56c03e1b366dc5e8f0b8bba3a76fc895283b0853efa9115e8cab1c433ee4bb88","slug":"health-experiences-filing-26110082804","classification":{"id":"26110082804","body_sha256":"1a739460e0422986eceac09b5fd86849dfda9f4d5ec621d07ce077777cbe3cfe","status":"text_matched","primary_topic":"health-experiences","topics":[{"id":"health-experiences","evidence":"At 9 years old, she became ill with nausea and rashes, and for over a year saw 7 doctors before her family realized that she was made sick by the WiFi radiation."},{"id":"children-schools","evidence":"L---a (a minor) attended school while positioned just below a WiFi router."},{"id":"wifi-devices","evidence":"L---a (a minor) attended school while positioned just below a WiFi router."},{"id":"wildlife-environment","evidence":"Graduating from her current school, she is now looking to continue her studies in an environment that will not make her sick."},{"id":"research-requests","evidence":"The term Electromagnetic Medicine has, over the years, meant researchers in laboratories looking to use electromagnetic radiation to treat diseases."}],"summary":"","method":"Local topic rules v1; exact supporting passages; not an AI or medical review","scope":"Captured filing text only. Attachment contents not examined."},"forum_topics":["health-experiences","children-schools","wifi-devices","wildlife-environment","research-requests"],"primary_topic":"health-experiences","forum_title":"(Relating to earlier comment) A brief historical summary of those involved with passing the previously me…"}