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Reports sensitivity, disorientation and chest sensations in wireless environments, reduced volunteering and uncertain medical explanations; wonders about Havana syndrome.
- Electromagnetic sensitivity: “Hello, I believe I do have sensitivity related to being in settings where there is strong WiFi. I be”
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “ Dental x-rays. I suspect it has affected my memory & may be something like CTE that football players get ”
- AHIs / Havana syndrome: “eve is somehow connected. I wondered about a Havana Syndrome situation after I saw a program about some people who ”
- Housing, work & access barriers: “r the Performing Arts venues & I have had to cut back significantly because I can't tolerate it & need time to recover aft”
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: “ related to being in settings where there is strong WiFi. I become disoriented when I'm in these settings ie: ”
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Hello, I believe I do have sensitivity related to being in settings where there is strong WiFi. I become disoriented when I'm in these settings ie: grocery stores like Target, Jewel-Osco Foods, Whole Foods, Walmart, Theaters both for movies & especially for the Performing Arts, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, any music or Plays. I am a volunteer usher for the Performing Arts venues & I have had to cut back significantly because I can't tolerate it & need time to recover after any event. I experience a feeling of disorientation in my head & sometimes an uncomfortable sensation in my chest. It goes away after I remove myself from whichever setting I'm in.
During my annual Mammogram I react the same way. I believe Mammograms are Ionizing Radiation. also during CT scans, Panoramic Dental x-rays.
I suspect it has affected my memory & may be something like CTE that football players get from repeated brain injuries.
I'm glad someone is paying attention to this & investigating it further.
I have Right eye Optic Nerve Atrophy which may be caused by a small stroke which I believe is somehow connected.
I wondered about a Havana Syndrome situation after I saw a program about some people who experienced it.
I'm not sure what else to say. I'd be glad to answer any questions you have.
I've mentioned this to various physicians but none have known what to make of it.
I've had CT scans which were done during an acute illness which I can send if needed.
Thank you
Thank you.
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