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Looking for those who had
eyes burning and urine
turning dark brown to black
and an immediate exhaustion
by the next morning. Want to
know all pesticides sprayed
in area of troop arena and
any defogger pesticides
used. Anything so hazardous
to require applicators to
use goggles, gloves, boots,
chemically protective
clothing and respirators, is
too much exposure for troops
to be living in and working
in all the time.
www.valdezlink.com/gwv/gws_applicators.htm
By the way, we have
another person in same group
as Staff Sgt James Alford
with same symptoms
www.valdezlink.com/pages/alford.htm#note
Might this be a severe form
of 'Gulf War Syndrome'? It
doesn't make sense to me to
say from mad cow disease ...
because per this article, he
was having problems before
he went to Afghanistan.
Military has known
exposures to
2-butoxyethanol. What are
they? What are unknown
sources?
www.valdezlink.com/gwv/gwv6-14.htm#known
It appears that some of
the bug/fly pesticides had
the warnings of
2-butoxyethanol ingredients
(whether or not these
hazardous ingredients were
so stated on the product)
www.valdezlink.com/gwv/gwv6-14.htm#pest
Now were they ones used by
the individual soldiers? Or
were they sprayed in a large
area that soldiers
frequented? Would those
coming to the area be at
risk, if 2-butoxyethanol
chemicals were there? Or
just soldiers that were
doing the spraying of the
pesticides?
Do you have the 'package'
of odd symptoms that it
causes?
www.valdezlink.com/scenario.htm
AND what does you blood
say?
www.valdezlink.com/gwv/gwv6-14.htm#facts
www.valdezlink.com/generic.htm
These are 2-butoxyethanol
warnings I see on the
pesticide exposure report.
They can be inert
ingredients and not
identified specifically as
long as hazard warnings are
there. Defogging is the
worst exposure as the eyes
are a more serious route of
exposure than even the skin.
Here is a chart to see if
you have been checked for
these health concerns:
www.valdezlink.com/pages/why&howChart.htm Help
your doctor all you can;
give the symptoms you had of
chemical exposure
www.valdezlink.com/gwv/gws_too_much_chemicals.htm and
ask that you have any
additional test for blood
damage, if not already done. |