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Reports headaches, burning and shock-like sensations after nearby antenna deployment, episodes on public transport and retreat to a cellar, and cites certificates diagnosing EHS and small-fiber neuropathy.
- Electromagnetic sensitivity: “certifying my EHS, electromagnetic hypersensitivity syndrome”
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “diagnosis of small fiber neuropathy”
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: “a new neighbor with a 5 Ghz router”
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Following the installation of 5G antennas in 2021 on the roof of a neighboring building :
Mid-February 2024, strange headaches appear, with a runny nose.
My histamine level high, which is a characteristic marker of intolerance to electromagnetic waves.
I take metro line 3 and inside the carriage, my legs are suddenly electrified.
I could no longer walk. My legs had become as if on fire.
Mid-June 2024, still inside the carriage of line 3 in the metro, this time the entire body is electrified, at Saint-Lazare station in Paris.
Mid-August 2024, a new neighbor with a 5 Ghz router, and my face and my entire body began to burn.
An association advised me to take shelter in my cellar. Luckily I had one, to escape the burning sensations.
I am in possession of three medical certificates that I can send to you personally upon your request:
• The first certifying my intolerance to electromagnetic waves from August 26, 2024.
• Medical certificate from September 9, 2024, diagnosis of small fiber neuropathy at Henri-Mondor Hospital.
Reason for the examination: investigation of neuropathy in the presence of pain like electric shocks and stabbing sensations, initially in the lower limbs then diffuse, onset in February 2024 at the same time as intolerance to electromagnetic fields.
Physiology and functional exploration department, at Henri-Mondor University Hospital Center.
• Another, certifying my EHS, electromagnetic hypersensitivity syndrome, on On July 24, 2026
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