Hello and welcome
May I suggest that the chances of you being a victim of carbon monoxide poisoning could be higher than the chances of you being singled out for a 'some kind of High Energy Weapon' attack? This would lead to the effects being present 'only when I'm inside my home'
Here is some more information:
How to test for carbon monoxide in your home
Carbon monoxide is more common among older furnaces as well as full HVAC systems and gas water heaters that have not been properly vented. Electric furnaces, electric water heaters, electric ovens, and all other electrically powered devices operating normally do not produce carbon monoxide.
While artificial heating is by no means the only source of carbon monoxide in the home, it is a major contributor. Besides carbon monoxide gas being produced by furnaces not installed or venting correctly, it can come from other fuel-fired sources, including but not limited to:
- Gas ranges and stoves
- Gas clothes dryers
- Gas water heaters
- Portable fuel-burning space heaters
- Fireplaces
- Wood-burning stoves
- Vehicles running in an attached garage
- Charcoal/gas grilles
My advice would be to contact your local fire department and see if they have the sensor to perform an indoor air quality test, if not there should be some other private companies that can do the same or similar.
Please read the full article I posted and rule that possibility out for your safety OK? I do not challenge your statement that you are a Ti. A carbon monoxide poisoning event could happen to anyone, either from natural (often mechanical breakdown due to lack of servicing) or unnatural (possibly deliberate sabotage - I've never heard of this but I don't see why not) causes and is fairly common and dangerous. It matches your symptoms and brief description. Should be easy and cheap to check for - please do and God bless.