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Attributes severe episodes of cramping, headache and illness to nearby 5G masts and reports restricting travel and public activities to avoid exposure.
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “base. I spent the next 3 days in bed, with a raging headache, feeling and being sick. My husband spent most of the ”
- Towers & siting: “iting Manchester again and remember seeing a new mast on top of a building. Again, I didn’t think anything o”
- Housing, work & access barriers: “certs etc as much as possible, and feel like life is gradually shrinking as I try to avoid being in areas with high levels of E”
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I am writing from the UK.
A few years back I spent several hours in the centre of Manchester just after 5G was introduced. That evening, I experienced really bad cramping in my arms and legs. I thought nothing of it at the time, although I don’t suffer with cramp normally. Roll on a couple of so years, and I was visiting Manchester again and remember seeing a new mast on top of a building. Again, I didn’t think anything of it. My husband and I went for lunch at a nearby café, and I suddenly experienced the same cramping as before. Within half an hour I felt dreadful. Very weak with a headache. My husband supported me in walking back to the metro to head back to base. I spent the next 3 days in bed, with a raging headache, feeling and being sick. My husband spent most of the time trying to cool me down with cold, wet cloths. It took a couple of weeks after that for me to feel vaguely OK. I am convinced that I experienced some sort of radiation sickness.
We don’t live in Manchester but the town in which we do live now has several masts and I have constant white noise and mild ringing in my ears (we are WIFI-free in our house). I avoid city centres and public transport, concerts etc as much as possible, and feel like life is gradually shrinking as I try to avoid being in areas with high levels of EMFs, something which is nigh on impossible to achieve nowadays..
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