Smart Meters - Public Service Commission

the minutes when our microwave meter picked up the signal, so I have no doubt about the source of this brain
penetration. I know of another EHS-er who apparently has a urinary bladder reflex activated by the meters.
Note that the frequency range is long known to be among the best for brain penetration. (Anon, Canada)
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If you are wondering why you have a nagging headache, insomnia, fatigue, etc.–start doing your research on
PG&E’s Smart Meters… I have a relay Node on the telephone pole in font of my house [installed May 2010] and
the 4 people who now live here have the subject symptoms.
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Gas meter installation was installed in our property on 3/18. The Smart Meter was causing us headaches,
achy/watery eyes and loss of sleep; effectively blocking out half of our house. We called PG&E on 3/19 and
meter was removed on 3/20. However, because of neighborhood deployment of Smart Meters, we are getting
constant light headaches since then, even after the removal of the meters from our property. .. We consider
this unnecessary bombardment with radiation an invasion of privacy, disturbance of domestic peace, and
potentially a health hazard.
At the initial call on 3/19, PG&E agreed on the removal of the meter, which occurred on 3/20. On 3/27 we
received a letter notifying us (again), of a pending Smart Meter install. We called PG&E on the same day,
where we were informed that Smart Meter installation is eventually unavoidable per PUC mandate. They also
mentioned that research was done and proved that Smart Meter did not cause problems. In our mind, this
research should be void and not provide sufficient proof, since we are a living proof that Smart Meter is
causing us problems.
I should add that I’ve been also been sensitive to other devices, such as bluetooth headsets and WiFi. We don’t
have WiFi at home, and no bluetooth, of course. In the case of WiFi or similar, I consider this as voluntary
exposure. In the case of the SmartMeters, it is non-voluntary exposure. Even if I wanted to, I couldn’t go
outside and turn off the meter. .. Putting corporate greed on top of public health is an outrageous disregard
for society. (G.K. Santa Clara County CA)
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I choose not to have a cell phone, computer, or use other wireless devices in my home. I’m not interested in having “smart”
appliances there either. I avoid exposure to cell phone towers and public places that are “hot spots” for wireless use. This is
because I experience headaches, a sensation of pressure in my head, increased heart rate, a sensation of dizziness, and other
disturbing symptoms when I am around wireless frequency emissions. Regardless of what others may think, the symptoms are
experienced by me, and I DO NOT want to have any wireless devices ON my home, where I cannot get away from them. I
have owned this home for 25 years, and plan to stay there. I demand an opt-out option, and refuse to have a Smart Meter on
my home.
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My husband has had an intense electrical/EMF sensitivity for the past 10 years. It has obviously had a great
impact on our family. He had to quit his job a few years ago because of the work environment, and as new cell
antennas and towers have gone up, we’ve often worried that we’d have to move. So far, we’ve managed to be
able to stay in the Bay Area where we’ve lived our entire lives.
Installation of Smart meters began on our block two days ago. We declined, as did many people on our block,
but our immediate neighbors both accepted (one of them did so only because he felt it was inevitable even
though he was opposed). Since installation, our baby monitor (that we keep in a remote corner of the house)
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