I'm suffering from the emr-syndrome (electrohypersensitivity since 2020. When exposed to man-made electro…

I'm suffering from the emr-syndrome (electrohypersensitivity since 2020. When exposed to man-made electromagnetic fields, I experience the following problems: headaches, extreme fatigue, a sensation of being "electrified," cognitive difficulties, speech impairments—sometimes progressing to total aphasia—short-term memory issues, tremors and spasms, and tachycardia (at times so intense that it feels like a heart attack). I also suffer from joint and mobility issues, such as complete stiffness in my legs—to the point where I am almost unable to move—after a car journey or after remaining still in an environment where electromagnetic fields are present. Other symptoms include an urgent need to urinate every 15 minutes, immune system issues, sharp, highly painful stabbing sensations in various parts of my body, and muscle pain, feelings of nervousness, anxiety, and depression—with no apparent reason. When I am in a place free from electromagnetic waves, I feel perfectly well and all my symptoms disappear. I know a great number of persons who suffer from the same symptoms. I am in touch with patient organizations all over the world, and we can see that the phenomenon is the same everywhere. Even people who do not identify as having EHS (electromagnetic hypersensitivity) exhibit symptoms such as fatigue, insomnia, feelings of nervousness, anxiety, and depression. We can also observe that the number of children suffering from ADHD has increased at an alarming rate—as has the number of cancer cases, particularly among children, a increasing number of persons suffering from fibromyalgia, Alzheimer etc. Despite more than 50 international appeals from the independent scientific and medical community, our governments continue to push for ever-increasing wireless technology—a trend that is affecting a growing number of people. It is urgent to take measures to protect the entire population, especially the most vulnerable: those suffering from electrohypersensitivity, children, pregnant women, and the ill. The number of people with electrohypersensitivity who have died in recent years is alarming. Our lives are truly at risk; the symptoms are a form of torture, and we face a significantly higher risk of serious illnesses, including cancer, neurodegenerative diseases, cardiovascular conditions, and immune-system disorders. There are almost no places left where we can still find refuge. The situation has become untenable for us.