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Imagine having to sleep on the kitchen floor because you cannot sleep in your bed!
This is what Theresa is forced to do in order to avoid getting sick. Theresa lives in NY, but her story is the same as many Pennsylvanians'.
Many Pennsylvanians cannot sleep in their beds or even in their own homes because they are being sickened due to the radiation from cell towers and smart meters. These victims need your help. None of them expected to get sick, but this can happen to anyone. No one holds the Telecoms accountable for how much radiation is transmitted by cell tower antennas, smart meters, or other wireless infrastructure. This problem will get worse if people do not stand up for those already harmed. Who will be next?
We need YOU to call your Pennsylvania State Representative and Senator TODAY. Ask why they are not helping the victims here in Pennsylvania, many of whom were injured by RF Mesh Smart Meters. Ask WHY they voted for Act 50 to ease the installation of 5G instead of helping their constituents. Please tell them:
(1) Repeal Act 50 - it places harmful radiation near Pennsylvanians.
(2) Allow non-industry experts selected by Pennsylvanians for Safe Technology to testify at hearings on Broadband. They were not allowed to speak, though they have asked for over 3 years. Ask WHY they are not allowed to testify.
(3) Enact a moratorium for all small wireless facilities. A US Court of Appeals ruled against the FCC in August of 2021 because the FCC could not provide evidence that their guidelines are safe, and they ignored over 10, 000 pages of evidence of harm, including 4 volumes of evidence submitted by people harmed by this technology.
(4) Insist on WIRED BROADBAND. It's faster, more secure, has better capacity, is already paid for and is SAFE!
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What is Electromagnetic Sensitivity?
What is Electromagnetic Sensitivity?
What is Electromagnetic Sensitivity?
Electromagnetic Sensitivity is a growing and serious problem. Common symptoms include headaches, sleeping problems, neurological problems, heart palpitations, fatigue, problems thinking, and unexplained skin rashes, In his 2020 paper, Professor Dominique Belpomme addresses this...
...... EHS should therefore be from now on recognized as a new identified and characterized neurological pathological disorder. As it is already a real health plague potentially involving millions of people worldwide it should be acknowledged by WHO, and thus be included in the WHO ICD.
For more information on diagnosis and treatment:
EMF Medical Conference 2021: Prevention, Diagnosis and Treatment of EMF Associated Illness
https://emfconference2021.com/
https://ehtrust.org/science/electromagnetic-sensitivity/
https://wearetheevidence.org/electromagnetic-sensitivity/
EMS and Children
What is Electromagnetic Sensitivity?
What is Electromagnetic Sensitivity?
Children are especially vulnerable to the effects of wireless radiation. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends parents reduce their children's exposure to wireless radiation.
What happens though, when more help is needed? We will discuss strategies to help. Coming soon!
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What is Electromagnetic Sensitivity?
Americans with Disabilities Act
It is critical to reduce wireless exposures if one is showing signs of or has a diagnosis of Electromagnetic Sensitivity.
Please see our section on "GET WIRED"
Americans with Disabilities Act
Talks from Experts Around the World
Americans with Disabilities Act
Electromagnetic Sensitivity is an ADA covered diagnosis.
Talks from Experts Around the World
Talks from Experts Around the World
Talks from Experts Around the World
EMS WHITE PAPER
Talks from Experts Around the World
Talks from Experts Around the World
A recent public comment by "Advocates for the EMS Disabled" contains important information and resources pertaining to discrimination faced by those who have EMS.