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Reports electromagnetic hypersensitivity and severe migraines beginning after a workplace access point was activated near the desk. Describes disability leave, loss of employment and continuing reactions to nearby mobile phones.
- Electromagnetic sensitivity: “I have electromagnetic hypersensitivity”
- Occupational exposure: “a wireless access point was installed within six feet of my desk.”
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “I began getting severe migraine headaches the day it was turned on.”
- Housing, work & access barriers: “It eventually forced me onto short term disability and then out of the job.”
ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
I have electromagnetic hypersensitivity which was revealed in my former workplace when a wireless access point was installed within six feet of my desk. I began getting severe migraine headaches the day it was turned on. i didn't know it was installed and on at first. Took about a month or so before I figured out what was going on. It eventually forced me onto short term disability and then out of the job. Since then, my sensitivity has remained strong including instant migraines when cell phones are used nearby
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