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A pacemaker user reports severe symptoms and believes wireless and electrical equipment interfere with the device. Describes difficulty accessing shops and restaurants and requests warnings; the claimed device interference is not independently verified.

  • Heart symptoms & implanted devices: “The wifi shuts off my pacemaker”
  • Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: “The wifi shuts off my pacemaker”
  • Housing, work & access barriers: “Most grocery stores i have about 15 minutes to get outside”
  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: “I can't sleep with a burning feeling in my head.”
  • Exposure limits & oversight: “most places need a sign on the door”

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All stores are dangerous to anybody with a pacemaker. The wifi shuts off my pacemaker which makes me miserable. It takes 3 days to overcome the nausea in my brain. Sams club i just walked past the freezer section i lost my eyes 6 feet from the freezer doors ran outside the doors i got my eyes back but very weak in strength. Soon as i get outside the store all my vitals come back. Buffalo wings Has about 200 tvs as soon as I entered that place i felt miserable just walking in that building about 18 minutes later i ran outside so miserable i needed to call 911. Best buy it took 4 day's to recover from the wifis in that building Most grocery stores i have about 15 minutes to get outside or i have to ask someone to help me find the exit. I cannot have anything electronic in my house I can't sleep with a burning feeling in my head. Therefore most places need a sign on the door enter at your own risk with a pacemaker. People's lives are at risk just walking in a store. Most small restaurants are mostly safe for me. A electric car is very dangerous for a person with a heart saving device. EMPs are very dangerous with any high current loads without a shield to stop the leakage from any microwave towers.