Parkinson's
I think the reason that there are many with
autoimmune issues (of which Parkinson's has
an autoimmune aspect) is because there is a
common chemical of harm ... more than just
AO.
I would like to ask you if you have FATIGUE,
headaches, memory loss, etc ... or the CFIDS,
CFS, FM symptoms also?
I have posted my views on the other chemical
in the mix ... and a common chemical of harm
throughout the decades under Veterans'
Issues - Disability Compensation /
2-butoxyethanol
Both types of diabetes have
an autoimmune aspect
... birth defects such as Autism,
Leukodystrophies ... and more advanced
things like MS, ALS, 'mad cow disease,'
(such as
Staff Sgt James Alford's
family blames on his recent disability); CNS
Lymphoma ... and Parkinson's somewhere on
the high end of autoimmunity
Exposure looks like the flu. Recall any
serious flu episodes?
Ot the list of harm
presented by Vietnam
Vets ... most prevalent
first ... which one's
are not approved? (Not
counting the AO only
one)
Soft tissue sarcomas
...
all of them
Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
(often with AIHA)?
Hodgkin's disease
Porphyria cutanea tarda
(from dioxin?)
Respiratory cancers
(lung, larynx, trachea)
Prostate cancer
Multiple myeloma
Hepatobiliary cancers
Nasal/nasopharyngea l
cancer
Bone cancer
Female reproductive
cancers (breast,
cervical, uterine,
ovarian)
Renal cancer
Testicular cancer
Leukemia
Spontaneous abortion
Birth defects
Neonatal/infant death
and stillbirths
Low birth weight
Childhood cancer in
offspring
Abnormal sperm
parameters and
infertility
Cognitive and
neuropsychiatric
disorders (Memory Loss)
Motor/coordination
dysfunction
Peripheral nervous
system disorders (ALS?)
Metabolic and digestive
disorders (diabetes,
changes in liver
enzymes, lipid
abnormalities, ulcers)
Immune system disorders
(immune modulation and
autoimmunity)
Circulatory disorders
Respiratory disorders
Skin cancer
Gastrointestinal tumors
(stomach cancer,
pancreatic cancer, colon
cancer, rectal cancer)
Bladder cancer
Brain tumors
________________________
As to type 2
diabetes: "On
November 9, 2000 Hershel
Gober Secretary of the
VA approved diabetes
type 2 link to Agent
Orange. It was
presumptive for all
those in Vietnam and
adjacent waters. In 2003
the change was made to
in-country Vietnam 1961
to early 72. Thus the
Haas decision resulted.
AO was recognized also
as being used on the DMZ
in Korea 1968-69. Now it
is known to be used
elsewhere as well. But
only Vietnam 61-72 and
the Korean DMZ 1968-69
are presumptives all
others must be proven."
Dave Barker
Fatigue? Elevated RDW? ...
& 'the list of harm
again'
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