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Attributes a wife’s progressive dementia and subsequent fatal stroke to a smart meter beside her sleeping area, describes measurements and neighbor observations, and submits an unread supporting PDF.

  • Smart meters: “19. While she was living at home with me, a smart meter was installed on our house on the exterior wall of our”
  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: “to the stroke, Norma had been diagnosed with dementia, specifically severe frontal lobe atrophy. Over 13 ye”

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ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
Finally, someone who will listen to my wife Norma's and my story. Thank you, Secretary Kennedy, we have been waiting for too long and now thanks to you, we can tell our story. I am including a PDF document produced back in 2016 and distributed to Director Linda S. Birnbaum at the NIH, Dr. Ricky Langley with the North Carolina State Health Department, and many other research institutions with no response. My wife, Norma Hailey Martin, passed away July 9, 2019. She was admitted to the hospital on Sunday, July 7, 2019, diagnosed with a massive stroke. She was unconscious (breathing on her own) the entire time she was in the hospital, but the doctors said she would eventually pass away due to the extreme damage sustained by her brain due to the stroke. She remained in the hospital until Tuesday evening, July 9, 2019, when she was transferred to a hospice facility. She was only at the hospice facility approximately two hours before she passed away that evening, July 9, 2019. Prior to the stroke, Norma had been diagnosed with dementia, specifically severe frontal lobe atrophy. Over 13 years, her mental capacity diminished until she was no longer herself, becoming combative, using curse words she never used before, and eventually becoming unable to walk being confined to a wheelchair. She had been living at home with me as her caregiver until she fell one day and I couldn't get her up. She was then transferred to an assisted living/dementia care center for the remainder of her life until the stroke on July 7, 2019. While she was living at home with me, a smart meter was installed on our house on the exterior wall of our master bedroom on March 28, 2006, and that is the beginning of this story regarding Norma's mental decline. I didn't know anything about a "smart meter" prior to her going into the assisted living/dementia care facility until reading numerous articles relating to them. After Norma was placed in the assisted living/dementia care facility, I immediately started an investigation and was very disturbed in my research and investigation results. While living at home, Norma had been sleeping for 10 years with a smart meter virtually on her head (see photos contained in the attached PDF document). The smart meter was installed on the outside of the house in the exterior wall adjacent/directly behind Norma's head where she slept in our bedroom. I purchased a test meter for measuring radiation and every 30 seconds the test meter would ping into the red danger zone. The original smart meter was replaced on November 26, 2018, with a different smart meter and the new smart meter does not ping in the red danger zone (did they replace the meter knowing it was dangerous to us?). I wondered if any of my neighbors had similar smart meters on their exterior bedroom walls like ours, so I went around the entire neighborhood looking at where each house's smart meter was located. Only one house in the entire neighborhood was identical to ours, with their bed located directly adjacent to where the smart meter was installed. That couple's health was apparently good until the smart meter was installed. They both started having health issues after that and have since passed away. Dr. Kennedy, thank you again for requesting and allowing me to tell our story (please see attached PDF document). I feel honored to do so, and this will add some closure to my family's years of frustration and grief.

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