Symptoms of 'Gulf War Syndrome Vets' are the same symptoms as 2-butoxyethanol poisoning

Just thought I would share that the symptoms of 'Gulf War Syndrome Vets' are the same symptoms as 2-butoxyethanol poisoning

Please have their doctors check them for hemolytic anemia

But doing extra tests, too... as the doctors are missing the hemolytic anemia in the population of Inipol EAP 22 Bioremediation workers of the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill cleanup... and so are your doctors, in my opinion

valdezlink.com/symptoms_of_gulf_war_illnesses.htm

valdezlink.com/1989photos_print.htm EVOS picture story

Maybe these extra things can be checked & a LAB TECH must look at the red blood cells under a microscope & COMMENT

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valdezlink.com/hematologist_help.htm

Exxon was LOOKING for hemolytic anemia in 1989 on its target workers... & finding it http://www.valdezlink.com/how_abbrev.htm But unless our doctors LOOK for it, they are not finding it.... those with all the other symptoms, varied as they are... HAVE to first of all have had the blood damage. The auto workers in our nation & many others should be checked for this chemical poisoning, too www.valdezlink.com/opinion.htm

Note the symptoms of the Central Nervous System Damage of our Exxon Valdez Oil Spill cleanup workers www.valdezlink.com/feel_print.htm

Note the symptoms of chemical overexposure (poisoning) and especially what 2-butoxyethanol does http://www.valdezlink.com/inipol/pages/symptoms_print.htm

You tell me if my theory makes sense.

I would like to know what was the OK range for red blood cell counts, hemoglobin and hematocrit before 1989

Margaret Diann, PO Box 233, Valdez, ALASKA 99686 1-888-853-5333

Looking for the EVOS workers

www.valdezlink.com/home.htm

This is a web letter to the military & military doctors... not a posted web page

http://www.valdezlink.com/missing_it.htm

I'm asking those affected by 2-butoxyethanol... to share more information with their doctors - to get an accurate diagnosis:

www.valdezlink.com/no_fear.htm

But they are afraid

Why hasn't the AMA looked into chemical poisoning?

Maybe, as one moderator of chemical ethics stated: