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Reports EMF sensitivity and blackouts while driving vehicles with computerized equipment, including a collision with a guardrail. Attributes these episodes to the vehicle technology; the cause is unverified.

  • Electromagnetic sensitivity: “I knew I was sensitive to EMFs because walking into an Apple store would make me cran”
  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: “em. When I drove 60 MPH I would temporarily black out on the freeway. Luckily I only hit a guard rail once. Scary as hell”

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I knew I was sensitive to EMFs because walking into an Apple store would make me cranky within a few minutes, but the worst was when I started driving cars with computers in them. When I drove 60 MPH I would temporarily black out on the freeway. Luckily I only hit a guard rail once. Scary as hell. This never happened to me driving cars without sophisticated equipment in them.
Electromagnetic sensitivityNeurological symptoms & sleep
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