HHS-OASH-2026-0397-4984
https://www.regulations.gov/comment/HHS-OASH-2026-0397-4984

 am not exaggerating when I say that cell towers, cell phones, wi-fi, etc. are ruining the quality of my life. Our adult son is so debilitated by EMFs he cannot work or even socialize with people who carry cell phones, which is everyone.  He cannot get disability coverage for this disability, so my husband and I are supporting him with our dwindling retirement money and part-time jobs.  We've already moved once to get away from cell towers, but they are EVERYWHERE.
I am a 73-year-old retired dietitian, in excellent health, take no medications, 90% of my diet is organic, pasture raised, and grass-fed.  Our home has a landline phone, no satellite dishes for years, and we've never had Wi-Fi.  I own a cell phone but only turn it on when I need to use it.
My debilitating issues (headaches, severe brain fog, heart palpitations) with cell phones and cell towers began as we all emerged from the covid lockdown.  I'd heard rumors that telecom companies would be taking advantage of fewer people on the streets to begin putting up a large number of cell towers. I thought this was silly because they seemed to have carte blanche to put cell towers up wherever and whenever they chose.  I've since learned to pay more attention to "rumors".
My first major hit from a new cell tower was in the parking lot of our local Loveland, Colorado county building when I went in to register a new car. I had been to this building many times in prior years and had no issues.  On this day as I walked across the parking lot to the building, I quickly developed a crushing headache.  I'm not a person who gets headaches.  Later, as I left the building and got in my car, I looked up to see a huge, new cell tower that wasn't there the year before.  It's so powerful that I can no longer drive along that road without getting a headache.
That was the beginning of my very restricted, and not-feeling-well life because of cell towers and other people's cell phones.  Last year we moved to a smaller town nearby that we had visited often in the past thinking we would get some relief.  It's WORSE because it's the tourist town of Estes Park, Colorado and they did their own maximizing of cell towers to "enhance" the visitor experience.
Following is a list of places I can no longer go both in Loveland and Estes Park Colorado.  We also have friends in the cities of Fort Collins and Longmont which are also EMF'd to the max.
- Library - Estes Park and Loveland
- Restaurants/coffee houses, theatres (usually because of the other patron's cell phones)
- Quilt shop (on the second floor of a bank with a cell tower attached to the outer wall)
- Also the quilt shop in Loveland
- Quilters Guild meetings (in a church with a cell tower in the parking lot)
- Musical festivals and events the town's park because of a looming cell tower.
- A friend's home in Ft. Collins because they live next to a high school with TWO towers. (She is constantly sick)
- The two hospitals in Loveland and one in Estes Park are so EMF'd I cannot drive by without getting a headache and heart palpitations.  I had to cut short a hospital visit with a friend because I thought I would pass out.  I used to work in a hospital so it's not fear of hospitals.
- My favorite walking trail in Loveland.
- Estes Park schools (elementary, jr. high, and high school) are in a section of town where I cannot drive down the street because I get headaches and heart palpitations.
- Both the Loveland and Estes Park community centers
- Estes Park fairgrounds 
- I cannot drive on highway 36 between Estes Park and Longmont/Boulder because of the cylindrical towers every 1/2 mile.
- While stopped at the newer traffic lights my hands cramp on the steering wheel.  Cramping goes away when I'm about a block away from the intersection.
- A friend just moved to Greeley, Colorado and it's difficult to visit because the drive starting from I-25 along highway 34 to Greeley is littered with cell towers and stuff on the traffic light poles.  By the time I reach her lovely EMF free home, I'm so sick it's hardly worth it.
- Before applying for a job or planning to go ANYWHERE I need to visit first to see if I can tolerate the EMF level.  My current temp job is about to end and I'm terrified that I won't be able to find a job environment that won't make me sick.
Tomorrow my son and I are going to venture into town to see if there is any EMF activity at the new indoor carousel because I'd like to take my granddaughter later this week.

I am so grateful to this administration's HHS and its attention to the EMF problem.  EMFs are getting worse every year.  We are considering moving to another town, but we can't afford to move again AND I'm sure there will be towers and people with their super powerful cell phones in line behind me at the grocery store.