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Reports a mother developing AFib and other symptoms after moving near a tower and improving after moving away. The account presents a perceived association, not an established cause.
- Heart symptoms & implanted devices: “Soon after moving in, she was diagnosed with AFib. She lived there almost 2 years and her health continu”
- Towers & siting: “My mother moved into an apartment with a cell tower near the building. Soon after moving in, she was diagn”
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “to decline. She had stomach issues, anxiety, sleep issues, etc.. We moved her out of the apartment and farther a”
- Housing, work & access barriers: “mach issues, anxiety, sleep issues, etc.. We moved her out of the apartment and farther away from the tower and a”
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My mother moved into an apartment with a cell tower near the building. Soon after moving in, she was diagnosed with AFib. She lived there almost 2 years and her health continued to decline. She had stomach issues, anxiety, sleep issues, etc.. We moved her out of the apartment and farther away from the tower and all of her medical problems (including AFib) slowly started to resolve.
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