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Reports miscarriage, rash and workplace illnesses after a nearby tower installation and questions combined effects of exposure, mold and connective-tissue susceptibility.
- Reproduction & pregnancy: “er my face, arms, neck, and chest and I soon miscarried the baby (blighted ovum) took me years to fully recover. Interes”
- Towers & siting: “ small office sold my parking spot for a big cell tower to be built. That next month my health completely plummeted. A r”
- Occupational exposure: “expecting my first baby. That month my small office sold my parking spot for a big cell tower to be built. That next”
- Proposed biological mechanisms: “ stroke. Other factors I wonder about is the susceptibility of those with hEDS or those with additional mold exposure as the”
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10 years ago in Sept 2016 I was a healthy 24 year old who just found out I was expecting my first baby. That month my small office sold my parking spot for a big cell tower to be built. That next month my health completely plummeted. A rash completely took over my face, arms, neck, and chest and I soon miscarried the baby (blighted ovum) took me years to fully recover. Interesting in my small office about half of the people had a health crisis that month. The secretary walked in one day, got to work and then couldnt stand up again. She had to get wheeled out in her office chair and was diagnosed with some sort of fungal infection. Took her months of rehab to walk again. My boss had a terrible diverticulitis flair and another person had a mini stroke. Other factors I wonder about is the susceptibility of those with hEDS or those with additional mold exposure as these other factors for me. I'm very suspicious that it was a combination of these factors. And that's why not everyone experiences the same reactions.
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