Real stories of people over exposed to EMFs

Malcolm, an 18-year veteran of the force, said he operated a hand-held radar gun for 14 years and would sometimes rest it between his legs while waiting for cars to approach. He first noticed a tumor on his left testicle in 1989. He was diagnosed as having testicular cancer and the testicle was removed within a week. But the cancer spread to his lymph nodes, so he underwent a 12-hour operation to have them removed.

 https://www.courant.com/news/connecticut/hc-xpm-1991-11-21-0000209252-story.html

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Back in 2001, I first started using a cellphone and by 2002 I developed a bone tumor behind my left ear. I saw a neurologist and had a CT, the results were that the tumor in my skull was protruding outward and not yet inward against my brain. Thank God. The tumor was to be monitored. I immediately stopped holding my cell phone to my head, never ever again. Fast forward to 2018, I just finished reading Andrew Marino's book. My bone tumor has been stable (no growth, same size as in 2002) all these years, and I haven't put a cell phone to my head since 2002. And no cordless phones, no earbuds, no bluetooth. I try to limit my EMF exposure. Dr Marino's life work and book are impressive. This is a brave work he had done for humanity. I will not forget the gist of something he said, paraphrased here: what if murder was committed and the murderer vanished without a trace? Non-native EMF (from technologies cell phones, powerlines, 5G, cell towers) is that murderer, and it's a serial killer, a mass murderer! I told my family that if I develop brain cancer, or any other cancer, and die, know that the underlying cause is EMFs. Take heed.
"But-for" the cellphone, I would not have this tumor.

— Leslie K, review of Going Somewhere by Andrew Marino

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I used to have terrible nightmares when I left my phone next to my pillow. Not regular nightmares. The scenes were uniquely bad. They stopped the day I moved my phone away from my bed when I slept.

— Lindsay G., a client.

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Carey MacCarthy is a professional healthcare specialist who formerly worked at the Indian Health Services in New Mexico. She was exposed to RFR contamination from a cell tower installed by AT&T 600 feet from her office. She became ill. Having researched best practices of Building Biologists, she asked Indian Health Services to remediate her office by installing different shielding paints, fabrics and window coverings. Her request was denied on the grounds that they were unaware of the issue and solutions, and told her the cost of remediation was prohibitive. Therefore, Ms. McCarthy had to leave her employment. She filed a workers compensation claim with a supporting medical opinion by Professor Sharon Goldberg, MD, a nationally recognized expert in the new medical discipline of clinical electromagnetics. This claim was denied. Meanwhile, her professional life has been destroyed, and she has since been diagnosed with a serious immune illness.

— Building Biology Institute case study submitted to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit

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Ten years ago my declining health improved overnight after one simple change to my electrical exposures. If I had known about the health effects of wireless and electrical exposures fifteen years ago, it would have saved over a decade of deep personal pain and suffering.

— Peter Sullivan, founder of Clearlight Ventures, a non profit dedicated to EMF awareness and scientific study

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“Skin burning…red face when working in front of the computer, and severe insomnia, anxiety, and buzzing in my head while I was in my bedroom. The buzzing in my head was so maddening at times I thought this was an extreme form of torture. The insomnia plagued me for years with no relief to the point I would think the only relief I would get would be from death. I would sleep for 2 hours, wake up sweaty, and toss and turn. When I would finally fall asleep and then when I would wake up I would have no energy. I would have no desire to do anything, because I am so fatigued that all I can do is sit in a chair. I went to many doctors for this problem. I was prescribed the usual pills for depression, and sleep aids, all to no avail. Nail biting… anxiety when I would sit in the Great Room. I would constantly chew on my fingernails! My husband would ask, “Can you please stop chewing on your fingernails?” I would reply, that I would chew off my fingers if I could…the urge was that great!! I also had nausea and ill feelings in the kitchen.”

— Building Biology Institute case study submitted to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit

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My daughter's first major wifi exposure was in kindergarten. By the time thanksgiving break came around she was having severe bruising of the ankles after running, a 104 deg fever for about a week, abnormal leukocyte and lymphocyte levels, and severe lack of energy along with dark circles under her eyes, and Henoch-Schonlein purpura like displays on her body, (dark red splotching). Her mother took her to the Dr, and he said "it's just a virus that has to run it's course." I was the only one who didn't believe this. By the time xmas rolled around she was quite weak and sick, and her personality changed quite fast. We didn't know until February that her kindergarten classroom has a power density of 16,000 uW/m2 from the router in the seat where she sat. She got better over Xmas, and Thanksgiving breaks, and much better over spring break. Then for Covid they closed the schools and she went back to her normal self within two months. Having been the only one who believed the problem was microwaves, it was very difficult and put a strain on the family dynamic. She was later home schooled for 1st grade and never portrayed these symptoms again.

- Daniel Kopfman (BBI EMRS Specialist)

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In the words of Michele, the mother: My eight years old daughter had started to vomit uncontrollably at night, sometimes for hours. The doctors had no answers for us, saying that little girls often have tummy aches. It was absolute hell. We would sit on the floor USCA Case #20-1025 Document #1855267 Filed: 08/05/2020 Page 14 of 37 (Page 17 of Total) 11 beside the toilet sometimes for six hours at night while she threw up repeatedly, even when there was nothing left in her tummy. Then she developed arthritis. She would twist her ankles, wrists, hips and neck to try to get relief. She was diagnosed with idiopathic, poly-articular, juvenile arthritis, which translates to swelling and pain in multiple joints in a child with an unknown cause. It seemed like her system was on fire as her gut and her joints were inflamed and painful. She had always been healthy-looking and had a glowing complexion, but her complexion became pale. She had circles under her eyes and she was in constant pain in her joints and tummy. My ten years old son had brain fog, difficulty concentrating, and mood issues. He began to have difficulty getting along with his friends at school. He began to lose control of his bowels and did not know when he needed to go and would soil himself. I found his journal and in it he said, ‘I have no friends, I poop my pants and I want to kill myself.’ This child had always been very healthy and happy. He was extremely smart, meeting all of his milestones early. He had a great sense of humor. He had always had an easy time making friends and getting along with everyone. Now his little life was inexplicably falling apart. He was always angry, hated school, had trouble getting along with others and couldn't eat the foods he used to enjoy. A psychologist diagnosed him with “negative affect” and ADHD symptoms. Like the rest of the family, he also began to have more and more food intolerances. He began to be called “Allergy Boy” at school. He also suffered from constant sinus infections. It was suggested that something was affecting his nervous system so that his digestion system was not properly regulating, causing the food intolerances and bowel issues but no one knew what that something was. My husband, Bruce, was diagnosed with Hashimoto’s Encephalopathy. He suffered from brain fog, difficulty concentrating, memory problems, extreme irritability, bad moods, gut issues and difficulty sleeping. He says today that there were six months that his cognition was severely impaired and during this time he does not remember anything. He had to rely on others at work during that period. He remembers his all-consuming fear that he would not be able to keep his job.

— Building Biology Institute case study submitted to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit

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