I am very sure 2-butoxyethanol poisoning is the cause of Gulf War Syndrome

Gulf War Syndrome Started July, 1989 - still going on

Has begun a Perpetual Gulf War Syndrome?

Message

Aug 12, 2003

Do you know someone in the military?
Please ask them to look for Corexit (38% 2-butoxyethanol + ethylene oxide)

(symptoms like 'Gulf War Syndrome' + pulmonary edema)

Do you know what ships were helping out on the Gulf War, 1991
valdezlink.com/wondering.htm

and what ships were helping out end of the Exxon Valdez oil spill cleanup?
valdezlink.com/hmm.htm

Why I think 2-butoxyethanol poisoning in Corexit is the Cause of Gulf War Syndrome valdezlink.com/wrote.htm
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Please ask military to avoid Corexit.
Find the Exxon Valdez oil spill cleanup workers, and you will know what 2-butoxyethanol does to humans. Pray for an accurate diagnosis for them and the Gulf War Syndrome vets. May what happened to them NEVER happen to anyone else!

margaret

Tue Aug 12, 2003 8 pm

Dear Margaret, I read some of your websites about your theory of what is causing the Gulf War Syndrome. It sounds as though you have been working and advocating very hard for those who have Gulf War Syndrome. Thank you and God Bless you for all the hard work and effort you have done and continue to do. The scientific community is also working on research and trying to determine what is the cause of Gulf War Syndrome, and there remains much research to be done before it can be stated that any one toxin or vector is the culprit. I can email you an interesting study that was done recently, if you would like. Meanwhile, I know you, along with the rest of us MMs, will be praying for our loved ones in the military, that they may continue to be safe from harm, and continue to support one another's needs and heartaches as they occur and are shared in this forum. Love and God Bless, KATS

I am very sure this is the cause... and I must share that when I started learning what happened to the Exxon Valdez oil spill bioremediation workers over a year ago... I never, never thought it would lead me here.

EPA wouldn't tell me what was in Inipol EAP 22 ...

& I've been working on this at least 4 hours a day every day... from June, 2002 to now

In the process I learned how to do web pages, and got better and better at communicating that way.

It was a couple of months ago that I recognized the symptoms of Gulf War Syndrome as being the same symptoms of our young men poisoned by 2-butoxyethanol in Inipol EAP 22 .... & Corexit was around then, too.

I am always talking to the workers & finding out what happened to them; many that didn't work with the chemicals directly were as badly affected.

Only a week ago I talked to a woman in Valdez who only worked one day then - shares a Valdez grandma - who said her lungs filled up with fluid ... it reminded me of the odd 'pneumonia' some of the military were reported of having just about that time. It reminded me that Corexit had ethylene oxide. & when I looked up the info sheet on Corexit... I could not believe my 'eyes' ... prepared for the Dept of Defense

Now to find the workers & turn 'anecdotal stories' into medical facts.

No one else has such a homogeneous group of humans exposed to too much 2-butoxyethanol.

Trouble is... doctors don't give them an accurate diagnosis & the 'experiment' goes on. I don't know why the commonality of their symptoms isn't being diagnosed. There has to be one - acquired hemolytic anemia?

Even if this were not true; One thing is for certain:

Corexit is lethal - do not expose anyone to it.

Margaret

Sample letter to Congress

The ONLY thing Exxon fears - is Public Opinion Your Opinion Does Matter!

I don't have anything else to say,
except that if you look at what I'm sharing,

you will see that I am trying to help

Also, you should be upset with EPA & Exxon, if my theory is correct, not the US govt

I firmly believe that the Exxon Valdez oil spill cleanup workers were the first 'Gulf War Syndrome' victims

I firmly believe that the military men and women today are at risk, if there is any Corexit anywhere in the military.