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Reports family symptoms after moving near a tower and plans to relocate; raises concerns about cancer patterns and requests research and regulatory changes.
- Towers & siting: “g kids. We moved into a townhome with a cell tower right across the street about 3 months ago. Since that time”
- Children & vulnerable groups: “I am 36, married and have 3 young kids. We moved into a townhome with a cell tower right across th”
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “family- anxiety, numbness and tingling, trouble sleeping, chest pains, and trouble breathing. I am apart of multiple”
- Cancer & tumors: “you how many people have talked about a cancer diagnosis after living or working close to one of these cel”
- Research & federal duties: “iFi and Bluetooth EVERYWHERE. Please do research, study these devices and technology and how they impact cel”
- Exposure limits & oversight: “is situation, I’m praying there will be regulations and changes <3”
ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
I am 36, married and have 3 young kids. We moved into a townhome with a cell tower right across the street about 3 months ago. Since that time, we have noticed an array of symptoms in our family- anxiety, numbness and tingling, trouble sleeping, chest pains, and trouble breathing.
I am apart of multiple support groups and I cannot tell you how many people have talked about a cancer diagnosis after living or working close to one of these cell towers. We plan to move in a couple weeks. We as a nation have to acknowledge that unfortunately we are not winning the war on cancer. We have to look at what has changed in the last 10+ years? No more land lines, cell phones in EVERYONE’S pocket, 5G towers popping up left and right, WiFi and Bluetooth EVERYWHERE. Please do research, study these devices and technology and how they impact cells. Find places where multiple people suddenly start receiving cancer diagnosis and look at their environment. THANK YOU, truly, for bringing light to this situation, I’m praying there will be regulations and changes <3
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