This may sound weird, but for EHS or MCS does anyone have a service dog? Dogs can alert you of things. I know sometimes I can get dizzy or have other problems. I wonder if having a service dog might help to alert you when to leave a higher emf area before you start experiencing symptoms?
Or at least an emotional support dog, but they can’t be taken everywhere a service dog can.
The rules for getting a service dog seem very lax.
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