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VA Study Doubts Gulf War Syndrome
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Don't we hear this same story after every war?
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#1 - Tue Sep 12, 2006 12:44 PM EDTYes, Vietnam Veterans are still fighting the federal government over health effects caused by the use of Agent Orange.
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If you mean, that soldiers are sick but that "nothing happened" then yes, we do. The problem is Soldiers really are sick and they aren't really doing anything to figure why or how to help them
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Gulf War Syndrome was first use by REPORTERs, who were at a lost to what to call what was happening.
Advocates, vet like myself called it usual persistant sympthoms that occured "post deployment illnesses".
www.gulflink.org ***decreased our quaility of life unlike others in our age group.
What is still not known the diseases we have transmitted in out blood to the American populations..see leishmaniasis
#2 - Thu Sep 14, 2006 2:19 AM EDTGulf War Syndrome was first use by REPORTERs, who were at a lost to what to call what was happening.
Advocates, vet like myself called it usual persistant sympthoms that occured "post deployment illnesses".
www.gulflink.org decreased our quaility of life unlike others in our age group.
What is still not known the diseases we have transmitted in out blood to the American populations..see leishmaniasis
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