I also wrote to 'Cisero' -
I
hope he gets the e-mail - and looks at it.
The fatigue - if it is exposure to 2-buotxyethanol, is acquired
hemolytic anemia - but
doctors have to specifically look for it
Has anyone compiled what ships Gulf War Syndrome vets were on?
Is there a pattern here?
The
Deluth & #39 Navy Ships housed crews of Exxon Valdez oil
spill cleanup workers - was any spill of chemical left
behind?
We
are looking for the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill cleanup workers -
many unknowingly came across these same type chemicals
Please consider a primary cause of Gulf War Syndrome is chemical
poisoning from
a bad product, Corexit, that the Dept of Defense purchased from
Exxon - an experimental chemical not selected for oil spill
cleanup after the Exxon Valdez oil spill - still experimental!
Please
send this warning to all active military - they can help to
locate any stockpiles...
but those who came across spills of it, may have no idea that
they have been exposed to 2-butoxyethanol
(38% in this experimental product) and even Ethylene
Oxide (?) causes pulmonary edema - lungs fill up with fluid
I
believe this is the true cause of Gulf War Syndrome -
2-butoxyethanol
poisoning from Corexit
Please help 'spread
the word'
to locate this chemical and post it for the poison it is!
Or when will the cycle of harm EVER stop?
Please help locate the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill cleanup workers,
as they have medical information that will help you. At least
1,000 bioremediation workers are health damaged, as you are, and
if they are located and receive an accurate diagnosis, you can
remove Inipol EAP 22 and Corexit from EPA's OK to use list.
(They are NOT ok now; and they weren't OK then)
Margaret Diann
PO Box 233
Valdez, Alaska 99686
e-mail
1-888-853-5333
Your
Opinion Matters!
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