of the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill cleanup need to
know? Vets,
too?How Do You Feel,
Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Cleanup Worker?
... and others exposed to 2-butoxyethanol?
What
do Workers of the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill cleanup need to
know? Vets,
too?
Do
you feel all-the-time-tired, no matter how much rest you get?
No
matter how well you eat or what you take in vitamins?
Do
you have difficulty sleeping in the first place?
Are
you always feeling depressed
...
no matter how much good happens in your life?
Do
you often feel suicidal?
Do
you get headaches often, skin rashes, nose-bleeds?
Are
you hostile now, when you didn't used to be?
Do you have difficulty in relationships... marriage? ... work?
Fly-off-the-handle
over nothing? Extreme irritability?
Do
you feel listless and have a lack of motivation? *
* Technical
info
These
are some
symptoms of human response to
overexposure
to 2-butoxyethanol
How is your eyesight? Compared to what is normal for your age?
chills, rapid heart rate, pale color, dark urine, shortness of breath, yellow skin color, enlarged spleen?
"The eyes and cuticles are a primary entry for
this chemical," says a seasoned auto painter. Others
affected
How
are your bones? Your teeth? Do
your joints hurt?
If
you have many of these symptoms,
Help your doctor know what you are dealing with -
give them more info & ask them to check more things
Civilians & soldiers of war eras especially - the same
Check
out your blood counts: www.valdezlink.com/men.htm
This
chemical causes hemolytic anemia; the oil can cause aplastic
anemia.
Share
the information with the Workers’ Group
- Check
this website.
1-888-853-5333 for more info for you and your doctor
Some chemicals should be banned
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