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Reports sensitivity and severe chest discomfort near new repeaters, describes leaving home and community, and calls for recognition of research and accountability.
- Electromagnetic sensitivity: “a. In 1916 I started to become progressively sensitive to cell phones and cell towers. Verizon constructed two repeater cell”
- Towers & siting: “nes and cell towers. Verizon constructed two repeater cell towers; I lived in between them. When they turned the second ”
- Heart symptoms & implanted devices: “ed the second one on I felt like an elephant sat on my chest and was in extreme pain. I had to live in my basement ”
- Housing, work & access barriers: “ I had to live in my basement until we could sell our home. A home that I had worked 16 hour days, 5 1/2 days per”
- Research & federal duties: “. The research is there. Make it VISIBLE and spotlight the science that validates the harm.”
ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
I lived in a rural area in Nebraska. In 1916 I started to become progressively sensitive to cell phones and cell towers. Verizon constructed two repeater cell towers; I lived in between them. When they turned the second one on I felt like an elephant sat on my chest and was in extreme pain. I had to live in my basement until we could sell our home. A home that I had worked 16 hour days, 5 1/2 days per week for years to buy. I had to leave my family, friends and a life I had taken years to build. No one is accountable, no one takes responsibility for the thousands affected. No one makes the research count. The research is there. Make it VISIBLE and spotlight the science that validates the harm.
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