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Reports clinician-diagnosed electromagnetic radiation syndrome, headaches and insomnia, describes tower and smart-meter mitigation, and notes financial barriers among clients.
- Electromagnetic sensitivity: “I have suffered from Electromagnetic Radiation Syndrome for over 6 years. It was diagnosed by two clinicians. ”
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “iation coming through. It gave me headaches, insomnia and aggravated my Lyme disease. It's especially bad in”
- Towers & siting: “gnosed by two clinicians. Our home is near a cell tower and we had to take significant measures to remediate o”
- Smart meters: “ towers, but also to our exposure to all the smart meters in our neighborhood. We have no WIFI in our house and ”
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: “smart meters in our neighborhood. We have no WIFI in our house and painted the walls in our bedrooms to ”
- Housing, work & access barriers: “rom their exposure, and many didn't have the financial resources needed to mitigate the problem. This is a serious prob”
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I have suffered from Electromagnetic Radiation Syndrome for over 6 years. It was diagnosed by two clinicians. Our home is near a cell tower and we had to take significant measures to remediate our exposure not only to the cell towers, but also to our exposure to all the smart meters in our neighborhood. We have no WIFI in our house and painted the walls in our bedrooms to block the radiation coming through. It gave me headaches, insomnia and aggravated my Lyme disease. It's especially bad inside a newer car with all kinds of smart devices. I was made aware of more people who had the same issue and became an EMF Consultant. I have clients who suffered horribly from their exposure, and many didn't have the financial resources needed to mitigate the problem. This is a serious problem. Our government agencies must do their due diligence to protect the people from this ubiquitous environmental toxin.
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