{"id":"HHS-OASH-2026-0397-0784","number":"0784","name":"Anonymous Anonymous","organization":"","posted":"2026-09-24T04:00Z","received":"2026-09-24T04:00Z","body":"CA firefighters are legally exempt from having small cells and macro towers built at their stations because of the documented, permanent brain damage it caused. \n\nHere is the link to the medical documents that were submitted to the FCC for public comment regarding the study and SPEC brain scans of these firefighters. The document was too large to include as an attachment, so please copy and paste the link. \n\n\nfile:///Users/nakuin/Downloads/Written%20Ex%20Parte%20Comments%20NPRM%2025-276%201-18-2026.pdf\n\n\nTheir symptoms and experiences start on page 31. Below is an excerpt from the study. \n\n“Their symptoms included: \n\nHeadaches \n\nExtreme fatigue \n\nCognitive impairment \n\nAnesthesia-like sleep where the men woke up for 911 calls \"as if they were drugged.\n\nInability to sleep \n\nDepression \n\nAnxiety \n\nUnexplained anger\n\nImmune suppression manifesting as frequent colds and flu-like symptoms \n\nReal-life examples of these symptoms are best briefly characterized by: \n1) Firefighters got lost on 911 calls in the town they grew up in on several occasions. \n\n2) In one instance, four firefighters sat in the rig in a stupor with the alarm sounding in the background, unable to remember how to start the engine. \n\n3) A medic with 20 years of experience who had never made a mistake forgot basic CPR while resuscitating a coronary victim. \n\nThe brain scans of these men revealed two things: Parts of the brain showed reduced blood flow known as hypoperfusion, suggesting compromised function in these particular areas. \n\nOther parts of the brain showed a pervasive hyper-excitability of the neurons, suggesting exposure to RF radiation was causing the neurons to continually fire in these areas without the benefit of rest. When neurons (brain cells) cannot rest, they ultimately die.\"\n\nIf our firemen are exempt from this, our children and families should be too. This equipment does NOT belong at schools nor near homes. \n\n","attachments":[],"attachment_inventory":true,"withheld":false,"source":"https://www.regulations.gov/comment/HHS-OASH-2026-0397-0784","tags":["child-development","health-experiences","sleep-cognition","exposure-places","policy-standards","research-evidence"],"source_hash":"729c04d5e0b8bae5c99d979e7f390391852e03ae68950bca9f89aaa1b185c3a6","slug":"child-development-comment-0784","classification":{"id":"HHS-OASH-2026-0397-0784","body_sha256":"e5def39062bd34cbd5e75e38b2b2ed47cf88c9e96602292d50a6af7deea655a1","status":"ai_reviewed","primary_topic":"occupational","topics":[{"id":"occupational","evidence":"CA firefighters are legally exempt from having small cells and macro towers built at their stations because of the "},{"id":"neurological","evidence":"t on page 31. Below is an excerpt from the study. \n\n“Their symptoms included: \n\nHeadaches \n\nExtreme fatigue \n\nCognitive impairment \n\nAnesthesia-like sleep where the men woke up for 911 call"},{"id":"infrastructure","evidence":"CA firefighters are legally exempt from having small cells and macro towers built at their stations because of the documented, permanent brain damage it caused. \n\nHere is the "},{"id":"children","evidence":"his, our children and families should be too. This equipment does NOT belong at schools nor near homes."},{"id":"standards","evidence":"CA firefighters are legally exempt from having small cells and macro towers built at their stations because of the documented, permane"},{"id":"research","evidence":"dical documents that were submitted to the FCC for public comment regarding the study and SPEC brain scans of these firefighters. The document was too large to include as an attachment,"}],"summary":"Cites alleged neurological effects among firefighters and argues against wireless installations near schools and homes. Includes an excerpt and a local-file reference that is not accessible through the export.","reviewed_at":"2026-09-24T19:30:18Z","review_method":"Source-matched AI review of complete published comment bodies; exact supporting passages; attachments not reviewed.","review_source_sha256":"fa8849e10df63d67c48a3baea206a5c50f1190d53b16806bb237bd5b5e1fc962","source_url":"https://rfsafe.net/hhs-comments/data/catalog.json","scope":"Original comment body; attachments excluded"},"forum_topics":["occupational","neurological","infrastructure","children","standards","research"],"primary_topic":"occupational","forum_title":"Cites alleged neurological effects among firefighters and argues against wireless installations near scho…"}