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For several weeks I'd been experiencing some uncharacteristic tiredness throughout my day, even when I first awoke. I couldn't figure out why it was happening, and it was affecting my productivity as well as my general disposition.
I guess it was a couple of days ago that it occured to me that the WiFi we use here in our home could be the culprit. As a matter of fact, our WiFi box was literally just about a foot or two away from where I sleep!
I brought this up to my fiance, Daryle, and he immediately took action. We moved our WiFi box to another room altogether.
Well, I can happily report that this has made a huge difference for me! I'm rested in the morning when I wake up and my attitude is so much better now. I'm getting more accomplished during my day, too.
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I can relate, friend. I thought I was going crazy when I was at a relative's house, sleeping over. There was a wifi router next to my head. I've never experienced so much restlessness, even though I was tired from traveling.
I knew that it can cause interference if it's close to you, but never had experienced it as I had on that day. So, I reached over and unplugged it. I slept like a baby. Lol!
I agree. Those waves can interfere with our well-being if we're too close to the source.
The same goes for phones. Now, I know why mostly those young ones and some adults would look so miserable the next day. Haha!
Those waves are not meant to be within arms' reach, especially around our heads when resting. Thanks for sharing something that I had experienced also. All the best!
Hi, John!
I, too, had read of the issues wifi can cause, but I never dreamed I'd experience them first-hand! And, as noted below, some people just don't think such things are real, so I figured it could be of help to others if I wrote about it.
Fortunately, I've not had any trouble with using my phone.
All the best to you, too!
Margaret
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There are so many electronic signals passing through our bodies these days! Reading your post made me realize that I have not turned my phone off at night like I usually do, and my sleep has definitely gotten worse. I am glad you figured out this problem and are doing better!
Yeah, I am too! It's amazing what a difference it made to move our WiFi box. It was practically immediate!
Thanks, Jeremy :-)