EMR Syndrome can be severe, moderate, or mild. Mild means having one or two symptoms that can be mitigated and are not disabling. 

Example 1: Head pain when placing a cell phone against the ear. 
Solution: Use speaker function or wired earpiece. 

Example 2: Hand pain or numbness after holding a phone for several minutes.  

Solution:  Place phone on a stand or table when using.
(Symptoms like these, and others, are signals to take immediate steps to lower one’s EMR exposure before the condition worsens.)

When emrsyndrome.org launches in January 2026, it will display many severe testimonials (which we'll continue to accept through Nov. 17)… but we would also like to include 2 or 3 mild testimonials on the site.

WHY?...  so site visitors will not conclude “These people have an extreme condition — that would never happen to me!” I am sure we all felt it would never happen to us …until the day it did. 

If you experience mild EMR Syndrome or know someone who does… please email contact info to wired4safety@gmail.com. We'll make a date to take the testimony over the phone and will accept a photo by email. To protect privacy, we will be publishing first names only or a substitute name if requested.  All replies must be received  by Nov. 17. 

Thank you! 

Onward,
Ruth

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Ruth F. Moss