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Reports headaches, insomnia and relocation after a nearby small-cell installation, describes failed local opposition and mitigation, and asks that health research be considered.
- Towers & siting: “In 2021, Comcast installed a 'small' cell tower approximkately 39 feet from our front door in Conshoho”
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “and I experienced fatigue, severe headaches, insomnia, etc. We tried remediating our house, which we had rec”
- Housing, work & access barriers: “ed in moving and giving up our home, we were forced to move for health reasons. I took multiple readings on a Safe”
- Research & federal duties: “ention of health effects despite a wealth of research evidence to the contrary. After installation, my healt”
ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
In 2021, Comcast installed a 'small' cell tower approximkately 39 feet from our front door in Conshohocken, PA. The community opposed the installation, and after several well-attended community meetings, persuaded the borough to block the installation. This was overruled by the state, which protected the company and disallowed any mention of health effects despite a wealth of research evidence to the contrary. After installation, my health deteriorated, and I experienced fatigue, severe headaches, insomnia, etc. We tried remediating our house, which we had recently renovated and planned to live in through retirement, but the radiation effects were too strong. Despite the considerable costs involved in moving and giving up our home, we were forced to move for health reasons. I took multiple readings on a Safe and Sound Pro montitor, documenting that the levels increased day by day. The voluminous research on health effects needs to be taken seriously.
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