Smart Meters - Public Service Commission

state of Ca? Maybe one by itself is not a problem, but think of how many neighbors you have all around you.
That amount of EMF’s have got to become problematic. J.B.
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I have been trying to figure out why my daughter and I have had such intense headaches and now I know. I
want my Smart Meter removed. I am the owner of this home and I should have the right to have or not have a
unit that puts out so much radiation. I do not and have not ever had wireless internet or any wireless in my
home and yet I have it stuck to my wall without knowing it. I’m very electrically sensitive. Since having it
installed I have had very intense headaches that nothing helps as well as heart palpitations.
I called PG&E today to ask that it be removed and they refused. I also filed a complaint with the CPUC today.
We’ll see what happens. E.B. Stockton CA
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While my landlord and housemate and I have temporarily succeeded in preventing PG&E from removing our
analog electric meter in favor of a wireless smart meter, my next door neighbor’s landlord thought it would be
a fabulous idea to have one installed. This happened about a year back prior to the massive deployment now
underway.
Soon after the install, I began experiencing piercingly loud high-frequency ringing in my ears and noticeable
cognitive impairment. I’ve also become unusually tired whether working at my home office desk, reading, or
doing virtually any activity in this house, regardless of having had enough sleep. At first I thought these three
symptoms were due to increased doses of Warfarin (generic version of Coumadin), a blood thinner I must take
which precisely regulates blood viscosity to support optimum functionality of a mechanical mitral valve
embedded in my heart. But, after Judy clued me in on the many dangers of smart meters and told me of the
symptoms, I put two and two together and deduced the problems are most likely as a result of the smart meter
on my neighbor’s home approximately 25-feet from my living quarters. She has also experienced cognitive
impairment since she moved in. Unfortunately for her and her five-year-old son, the meter is outside the wall
to the living room area. A. P., Los Osos, CA
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I have been disabled by electrosensitivity for about 5 years, but not to RF, just to ELF (power lines, motors, etc
— magnetic fields). But since June of 2010 the area I have been in was thoroughly smart metered, so they have
been all around me but not on the house I spend the most time in because we put up No Smart Meter signs.
On one side of our house is a parking lot, and on the other was an abandoned house, which is now almost
completely remodeled, and this is where the electric smart meter was installed, two weeks ago, just 10 feet
away across the driveway, facing our home.
I had some hope that I might be able to “live with” a smart meter — after all, so many people are seemingly
unaffected. However, when I went to move the trash bins (which sit about 10 feet from it), the first thing I
noticed was a headache and stiff neck, and a building up of an awful feeling that included nausea and
dizziness.
As the days went on, I noticed that it was hard to breathe well, like there was a weight on my chest, and
tightness in my chest. I also noticed my heartbeat felt different. There was a feeling of panic, wanting to flee
but nowhere to go. The nausea/dizzy feeling remained low-level, with some disorientation and balance
problems, flu like symptoms. There were pains to the head that came on like strokes of pain from a whip, being
laid deep into my brain.
The smart meter seems to be transmitting two different qualities. One is a widespread field that attacks and
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