HHS-OASH-2026-0397-5230 https://www.regulations.gov/comment/HHS-OASH-2026-0397-5230 I am 66 years old and have been quadriplegic for 50 years. My RF symptoms encompass all systems in the body: neurological, respiratory, urinary, digestive, and cardiovascular. I was diagnosed by a very well-read medical doctor in 2007 after almost dying from a 900 MHz DECT phone that I was exposed to. Respiratory failure, kidney failure, heart failure, bleeding, inability to even sit up. It's truly a miracle that I survived. I started becoming reactive to wireless frequencies in 2007 when I had a DECT phone installed in my place of business. It took me a long time to figure it out but I finally figured it out. I got rid of the phone and recovered. In 2009 my husband got a wireless Router for his laptop. We didn't know that it was utilizing RF, just like the DECT phone until I started having all my symptoms again. We removed the router and I recovered once again. In 2011 they put a smart meter on my house. Again I had no idea it was the same thing until I got sick with the exact same weird symptoms. We tried to get the meter uninstalled. They wouldn't uninstall it so I joined a class action suit against Oncor in Texas. I was able to have it removed after 2.5 years of litigation but by then I was very ill. I no longer am able to work because of the extreme sensitivity to wireless frequencies. I don't have a cell phone. I don't have wireless routers or wireless anything in my house and I have two shielded rooms: my bedroom and my office. I have to do this because I live in a suburb where everybody has wireless everything and I'm sick if I don't stay secluded. I'm glad to see that RFK Jr. is taking the telecoms on because this is very serious for some of us. What's sad is that Oncor knew in 2011 that this was making people sick. A short story to illustrate how I know this is factually true: After I discovered that the smart meter was what was making me sick again, I thought it was going to be a simple call to my electric company and tell them that I have a diagnosis of EHS, that RF makes me terribly ill, and that I need my analog meter back. They told me no, that they can't do that because it's part of a mesh network, but they would send somebody up from Dallas that "does this sort of thing." When I heard that I thought, "Well they know what's going on with me and they're going to take care of it." What happened couldn't have been further from the truth. My local guy showed up with the guy from Dallas and his technician. The first thing he did was ask where my meter was and he went out there with his laptop, which had a little antenna on it. When he came back in, he asked, "What's on the other side of that wall from the meter?" and I told him, "A bathroom." He said, "Can I go look?" and I said, "Yeah." He took his laptop in there, came back out, and I said, "Is everything okay?" He said, "Yeah. I'm just glad it's not a bedroom." Anyway we were talking and he asked me, "Do you have allergies?" I told him yes, that I had a lot of allergies, and he said, "Yeah we find people that have trouble with radio frequency also have a lot of allergies." He said, "I know this stuff is real." He said "we have people all over Dallas having problems with the smart meters." As they were leaving the Dallas guy said that they would "turn it down" and I was thinking, "Oh that's great, that'll probably help." Unfortunately it did not help, not even a little. In fact I don't even think they did anything at all because their mesh network needed to work. Anyways as they were walking out the door my local guy says, "Well don't we need to go back out there and turn it down?" The technician laughed and he said, "No we can do that from Dallas." Needless to say I suffered unnecessarily for 2.5 years until I was able to get my analog meter back after the lawsuit settled. By that time I had lost my business, my marriage, and my faith in humanity. I believe the telecoms have known this for many, many years and they chose to do it anyways for a buck. Truly despicable.