The commenter reports migraines and brain fog associated with urban wireless and high-voltage-line exposu…

I am a 52 year old female. I had lived in West Michigan for most of my life and had dealt with ocular migraines but never had the painful headaches. I was living in a suburb of Dallas Texas for a about 5 years, and started getting painful migraines and severe brain fog. We had a camper in rural East Texas and I started noticing that when we stayed out there away from the powerful wifi and high voltage lines I felt better. When we had to drive home, I started getting a headache about 30 minutes from our house. I was then diagnosed with papildema and IIH. My husband and I decided to move to east texas full time. It took us months to find a home as I had to stay at the house and wait about 30 minutes to see if a headache started or if ringing in my ears became louder. We were blessed to find a place surrounded by trees and pond on 6 acres in Crockett Texas where there was minimal cell and wifi service as well as the high voltage lines. Now when we need to go to Dallas for appointments, when we are getting to closer to town, i can feel a headache coming on. if we have to stay for a few days i wake up in tears because of the migraine. we recently travelled to the panhandle of Texas and there was a patch of highway that was lined with with high voltage lines, not knowing we were coming up on them, i noticed a headache coming on, then a while later, i saw the lines. when we drove out of the area, the headache subsided. I also want to mention when the campground is full and everyone is using their wifi and cell phones, I usually get a headache within 24 hrs of my stay. I do wear a baseball cap to help minimize the exposure. it has a copper lining. and it helps tremendously. The brain fog and headaches are the major symptoms.