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Reports electromagnetic hypersensitivity after 5G rollout, including tachycardia and cognitive symptoms, and describes inability to attend work conferences or stay in hotels.
- Electromagnetic sensitivity: “ reactions until they deployed 5G. I became electrohypersensitive and could not travel to cities with a high number of t”
- Heart symptoms & implanted devices: “ number of towers and antennas. My symptoms: tachycardia, brain fog, red eyes, headaches, sweating, a sense of ”
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “wers and antennas. My symptoms: tachycardia, brain fog, red eyes, headaches, sweating, a sense of dizziness, ”
- Housing, work & access barriers: “ in a highly EMF-dense area. To this day, I cannot safely travel to work conferences and stay in hotels. It is very con”
- Towers & siting: “d not travel to cities with a high number of towers and antennas. My symptoms: tachycardia, brain fog, red eyes, headac”
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Hello,
Thank you for looking into this issue. As a 49-year-old woman, I have lived a mostly healthy life. I work in technology and have been in and around EMFs for the past 30 years. I did not have noticeable reactions until they deployed 5G. I became electrohypersensitive and could not travel to cities with a high number of towers and antennas. My symptoms: tachycardia, brain fog, red eyes, headaches, sweating, a sense of dizziness, and many more. It took me about a year and a half before I could figure out what was happening, and I was able to pin down the symptoms occurring only in a highly EMF-dense area. To this day, I cannot safely travel to work conferences and stay in hotels. It is very concerning, and I hope we can address this issue as a nation.
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