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The commenter describes a mother's leukemia and residence near three towers and raises concerns about the medical advice she received.
- Cancer & tumors: “physician that she had lymphacitic leukemia and was told she must stay away from people to protect her body. She lived that way until she died in 1997. Because her red blood count was high, she was not treated with chemot”
- Towers & siting: “My mother, Kathleen Konecny, lived in a house located very close to three cellphone towers. She was told by her physician that she had lymphacitic leukemia and was told she must stay away from people to protect her body. She lived that way until she died in 1997. Be”
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My mother, Kathleen Konecny, lived in a house located very close to three cellphone towers. She was told by her
physician that she had lymphacitic leukemia and was told she must stay away from people to protect her body. She
lived that way until she died in 1997. Because her red blood count was high, she was not treated with chemotherapy.
She lived with her husband for over 20 years believing the false data from her physician.
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