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Talk to me Please RE: Iraq illness




Topic started on 24-4-2008 @ 09:29 PM by Mason_A


I am a young disabled female combat veteran.

My wounds are all internally. I suffer from the "unknown" and the "undiagnosed". I suffer from this whole "IRAQ DISEASE"
I suffer from my one and only deployment.

I was a truck driver in the U.S. Army, hauling the military supplies and mail to each post across Iraq and Kuwait, back in 2004 with the 66th Transportation Company. In only 14 months we drove over 1.5 million miles. We drove like robots- a lot of times with little sleep, had to hurry up and make/finish missions, had to hurry up to wait.
Early in my deployment, I became ill with various ailments, allergies and just weird #-to include many things.
I have been pushed off by many different medical personnel, for the last 3 years- and my illnesses are worsening. I question daily, "How much time do I have left?" I can not help it. My pains are god awful and no one seems to care.

It's like I am standing in a glass box in the middle of a crowded downtown and people are just staring at me.. I am screaming my head off but No one Can Hear ME! It's as if they can not hear me because they do not care to. They are not listening to me... Just like the VA doctors~How can you give me medication for an illness you tell me is "undiagnosed" or "unknown"?

I have immense troubles in anything and everything I attempt to commit to: people, jobs, and school~I blame my pain. It takes over me- causing me to scream out in pain full of tears (who wants to see that?!)


It starts as an ache until its sharp and stabbing me-it comes and goes and comes comes comes again. It is still unknown... undiagnosed..

I cry out for people- in my situation with this "DU" "GWS" "IBS" "CFS" "CLBP" "CSTS" "PTSD" oh god- what did I leave out? I mean seriously, there is just way too much to keep up with! I am sick of being sick. I want like people to contact me.

If I was naked- standing alone in the street; I guarantee everybody would stop then...But I bet they still would not listen. Some people just don't get it.

I referenced a lot of my information to the following:
DU101.ORG
TRUTH.ORG
IMMED.ORG
THE HA 04-004 MANUAL
DANIEL FAY'S WRITINGS
DR. FAIZAL IN NEW YORK
PLEASE ALL ORGANIZATIONS, GROUPS, PEOPLE, ETC. CONTACT ME AT ALYCE_D4LIFE@YAHOO.COM
THIS IS MY LIFE~I HAVE NO CHOICE~I NEED MY PROOF AND THEN MY CURE~



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reply posted on 24-4-2008 @ 09:48 PM by DamnedDirtyApes


You may want to contact Joyce Riley. She's an advocate for Gulf War Vets.

Check out these sites. You may have to browse around to find an e-mail address for her, but I think she'd be a good place to start. She did an interview with George Noory on C2C about Gulf War illnesses.

www.gulfwarvets.com...

www.thepowerhour.com...

www.wlwt.com...



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reply posted on 24-4-2008 @ 10:02 PM by jetxnet


Seeing and experiencing Iraq would like cause some form of depression or mental illness. It shows you how life can be taken in the blink of an eye. This would be along PSTD lines. If you felt good chemically, you wouldn't probably be feeling much this way.

Anytime you have overwhelming stressors that creep up on you, it takes one final blow to cause a chemical imbalance.

Our brain has a certain threshold to stress. It modern times this threshold is often over-run as modern times are more stressful. War is worse and more impactful than in the past. The looming threat of Nuclear and Biological warfare can way heavy. Our ancestors did not have to deal with such stress, and therefore, evolutionarily speaking, our tolerance for stress is minimalistic compared to today's real-world events.



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reply posted on 24-4-2008 @ 10:02 PM by toasted


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If I were you, I'd contact a specialist in chemical toxicity, like Dr Sherry Rogers;

Dr. Rogers

and also Dr. Russell Blaylock;

Dr. Blaylock


Dr. Rogers is an expert is toxicity...." Dr. Rogers believes man has neglected one fundamental biological rule - to check and see if the organism is adapting to its new environment. She contends we are the first generation to be exposed to such an unprecedented number of chemicals. The work of detoxifying this intensive chemical exposure causes serious deficiencies. This maladaptation due to inability to adequately detoxify the body has resulted in chronic disease. But Dr. Rogers points out that disease is not a drug deficiency. The common goal of her current research projects is to help people adapt naturally in lifestyle changes and reverse chronic disease. "


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Although I have enormous confidence in these two doctors ^^, I just ran into this one, which is right down your alley;

Project Day Lily




And please stop back to give us updates...

Goodluck...

[edit on 24-4-2008 by toasted]

[edit on 25-4-2008 by toasted]



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reply posted on 30-4-2008 @ 12:10 AM by danman23


I really hope this isn't your problem... but read this:

"In May, 2003, the United States dumped 2,200 tons of depleted uranium on Iraq, according to reliable sources, and it's logical to assume that more depleted uranium is being employed in the current attacks on Faluja that began April 8 to put down Iraqi resistance to the American presence there.

According to independent geoscientist Leuren Moret, the war on Iraq - like the war on Afghanistan - is a nuclear war. "Depleted uranium is a nuclear weapon and it is a weapon of mass destruction under the U. S. government's definition of weapons of mass destruction," Moret says.

The Pentagon has repeatedly denied that DU is harmful, despite the symptoms of half the returning veterans from the first Persian Gulf Wars who are now disabled. But researchers have shown that the Pentagon has been fully aware of the consequences of what is called "low level radiation" since 1942, when depleted uranium was first suggested for development as a military weapon under the Manhattan Project.

On Sunday, April 6, the New York Daily News reported that nine soldiers who returned from Iraq last summer had symptoms typical of DU poisoning. The News arranged for them to be tested by Asaf Duracovic, a former colonel in the Army Reserves who served in the 1991 Persian Gulf War, and one of the world's foremost experts on the medical effects of radioactive weaponry. Depleted uranium was found in the urine of four of the men - Sgt. Hector Vega, Sgt. Ray Ramos, Sgt. Agustin Matos and Cpl. Anthony Yonnone - the first confirmed cases of inhaled depleted uranium exposure from the current Iraq conflict."

Full article

Good Luck.. I'll pray for you.



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reply posted on 12-6-2008 @ 08:16 PM by Wing-nut


reply to post by Mason_A


You need to contact a doctor who under stands Gulf War Syndrome.
This is now recognized by the US and England.

Chemical weapons were used during the first gulf war and possibly in
the second gulf war.

You need to under go a extensive toxicity screening for any thing
unusual.

If you have to go to a privet lab and have them do it.

Hope this helps!

Formally
WO2 Wing-Nut
USAAC






[edit on 6/12/2008 by Wing-nut]



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