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The commenter reports thyroid problems, pain near a breast lump, dizziness, fatigue and arrhythmias, associates worsening symptoms with phones and a nearby 5G mast, and questions how to work or reduce exposure.
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “urts when I pick up the phone. I suffer from dizziness and difficulty keeping my balance, a cold, burning sensation in my head and fatigue. I often expe”
- Heart symptoms & implanted devices: “n in my head and fatigue. I often experience arrhythmias and paroxysmal tachycardia. Lately, I’ve been feeling worse because I live not far from a 5”
- Towers & siting: “ feeling worse because I live not far from a 5G mast. How can one protect oneself when Wi-Fi is everywhere? How can o”
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: “ a 5G mast. How can one protect oneself when Wi-Fi is everywhere? How can one work in this state? You must acknowledge that you a”
- Housing, work & access barriers: “ne protect oneself when Wi-Fi is everywhere? How can one work in this state? You must acknowledge that you are destroying the lives of adult”
- Other concerns: “ pain in my bones and breasts. I developed a large lump in my breast five years ago, and that is exactly where it hurts when I pick u”
ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
My life is no longer the same. I suffer from a serious thyroid condition and symptoms that prevent me from leading a normal life.
As soon as I pick up the phone, I start to experience pain in my bones and breasts.
I developed a large lump in my breast five years ago, and that is exactly where it hurts when I pick up the phone.
I suffer from dizziness and difficulty keeping my balance,
a cold, burning sensation in my head and fatigue. I often experience arrhythmias and paroxysmal tachycardia.
Lately, I’ve been feeling worse because I live not far from a 5G mast.
How can one protect oneself when Wi-Fi is everywhere?
How can one work in this state?
You must acknowledge that you are destroying the lives of adults and children.
But perhaps that is exactly what you want.
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