"Thanks" Re:
Military Need Expanded
Presumptive Lists
I just came across this in my inbox, cleaning up
older emails... I
also have not been able to track down my medical
records either from
the ARPC nor National Personell Center.. I have
sent request after
request for the past two yrs and just about 2
months ago the ARPC
notified me that they have found my records and
I would have to
submit a request all over again for them? and to
be specific in my
request.
I haven't recieved anything as yet?"
SNIP
Well, how do you ask for 'everything' more
specifically?
Ask for all blood records
Ask for all urinalysis records
and results of any and all tests of every
kind and nature
The fatigue that doctors say they can't find
... is the common denominator of proof of
this chemical's harm. Then look for
something autoimmune
File for any harm to your children, too ...
(this chemical is a teratogen)
DNA testing easily available, I've heard
Consider glyconutrients for help
if funds available for 'testing
Military Need Expanded Presumptive
Lists
For
approving Medical Disability during Service
to the USA
to include any autoimmune issue that springs
out of CFIDS ... even degenerative disks
... those with the worst treatment are the
'gulf war syndrome' vets and after that will
be today's (Way before these ... were the
WWII vets)
& herniated discs
Our error ... is that
we are looking for something different about
each war era ...
not what is the same
... there is a commonality to the majority
of health ailments which have the
foundational issues of CFIDS, CFS, FM ...
2-butoxyethanol
*
Doesn't
get blamed for the diabetes, the chronic
fatigue, the autoimmune issues nor the cancers &
birth defects that it causes.
It
should be suspect for Pres FDR's death;
Eisenhowers Crohn's & explosive diarrhea ...
(But did their doctors recognize it?)
http://www.valdezlink.com/pages/fdrikevets.htm
It should be suspect for the cause of
CFIDS & 'gulf war syndrome'
I think exposure to 2-butoxyethanol
should be another reason to approve disability
claims for military & insurance claims for
civilians
What else to do?