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Reports headaches, bodily vibrations and cardiac flutter associated with wireless sources, and describes avoiding cities and switching to wired service.
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “ hugged me. I then began experiencing a mild headache that proceeded to get worse as the day went on. By the time I go”
- Heart symptoms & implanted devices: “ I had to get rid of it as it was causing my heart to have fluttering and my left hand that I carried it in began to swell. I now have”
- Towers & siting: “the larger towns that were installing the 5G towers. My first experience my body began vibrating and other people ac”
- Li-Fi, fiber & alternatives: “t I carried it in began to swell. I now have hard wired service at my home and must avoid all larger cities in my state that hav”
- Housing, work & access barriers: “ have hard wired service at my home and must avoid all larger cities in my state that have high EMF/RF frequencies. It's a horrible f”
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I started noticing in early 2000 that I was experiencing unusual symptoms when I would go to the larger towns that were installing the 5G towers. My first experience my body began vibrating and other people actually could feel it if they hugged me. I then began experiencing a mild headache that proceeded to get worse as the day went on. By the time I got home I was feeling as if I was getting a cold, which never came to fruition, but I was aware something was different in the environment. I fortunately live in a very rural area and currently have no towers near my house. At that time I owned a cell phone for only a couple years and by 2024, I had to get rid of it as it was causing my heart to have fluttering and my left hand that I carried it in began to swell. I now have hard wired service at my home and must avoid all larger cities in my state that have high EMF/RF frequencies. It's a horrible feeling when I do need to go to those areas as it obviously makes me ill feeling with the stimulation to my mitochondria.
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