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In the vast universe of hazardous exposure
diseases, science has divided medical patients into 2 distinct groups: high-dose victims and low-dose victims. High-dose victims usually represent the worst case scenario in the spectrum of diseases such as horrific cancers or iminent death while low-dose victims present with lesser diseases of the same variations which are either crippling and untreatable or requires lifelong medical care to manage. It is a common bungle, game, or screwup, for unqualified attorneys, doctors, or even VA types to try and confuse and obliterate a case by suggesting or imposing the idea that all cases are high-dose cases and then have to comply with or answer to the highest possible test scenarios which would otherwise only be used in the high-dose case population. It is important for effected Veterans to keep their heads screwed on and to stay focused on whether or not practitioners are making the careful distinctions between these 2 dosing populations when you are advancing an exposure theory. The VA is notorious for forcing low-dose cases to measure up to high-dose proofing standards. Don't let them go there and this is where you have to set up boundaries to wage your wars in claims. Those women Veterans who were assigned to the WAC Training Batallion and quartered in Bldg. #2220 for Alpha Company, Bravo Company, Charlie Company, and Delta Company up to 1978, and then all men and women who were quartered thereafter up into the 1990's can begin invoking asbestos exposure related claims from that building. This is not the only new finding I have made on the heels of my recent trip to Fort McClellan on October 9th. But if you are that confident that this may be the very missing piece of your life puzzle that you have been looking for, then I bring to you now the LINK for asbestos related diseases at the Center for Disease Control. At the top part of the spectrum of diseases for asbestos exposure for high-dosing cases, there lies mesothelioma cancer, lung cancer, gastrointestinal cancer, and colo-rectal cancer. At the lower end of the spectrum for low-dosing cases, you would find the same variations of diseases in lesser form and not yet reaching the cancer stage. This would be respiratory diseases, gastrintestinal and colo-rectal diseases not yet arrive to cancer stage. I have used CDC as our posting source but there are other internet sources on-line to look it if you search using Google.com. www.WebMD.com is one place and even the World Health Organization is also on the internet. We are lifting the original 1978 closing date that was set up for our Fort McClellan legislation draft on Capitol Hill and we are opening up the revised bill for "multiple sourced exposures" to cover the Veterans from the Fort McClellan area. There will be more on that in a separate release later on. The asbestos debacle was not the only new finding that I came back with from my recent trip to Fort McClellan so some may want to hold off until I get the rest of this posted. The Army, the state of Alabama, and the EPA and CDC respectively, have severely bungled and sabotaged the entire contamination zone scenario in the town of Anniston. The trip I made was an eye-opening experience and I can say with certainty right now, we do know all of the points of failure in this and how to repackage the legislative effort for the next session in January under the new administration and majority. A big part of this has to do with bungling idiots and slackers and the rest of it has to do with failures and gaps in existing state and federal environmental laws. What's important now to know is that the whole thing is well defined and once a problem is defined, it is ready for legislation. In the BRAC report that you have just seen posted below this Forum, the failure was while they named the Womens Army Corps as having existed on the base, there was no effort at all to find out which building numbers they had been quartered in. Only the men were named in match up (circa. 1995) to the building numbers. It wasn't until I got there with my camera that I understood what had happened. It's very hard to do a project like this from a long distance with no counterparts on the ground, and using only paper maps which are deceiving in distance and space. So a lot came out of this trip once I was able to re-channel all the new information into one place and put together a whole new story of what has happened down there. With that said, here is the LINK page to the Center for Disease Control on asbestos related diseases. More to come later on about the other new findings that have been made. http://www.atsdr.cdc.gov/Asbestos/asbestos/health_effects/index.html What is rather stunning about this CDC Link is the very open discussion about "delayed onset" of diseases. Yet when Veterans invoke the "delayed onset" theory or nexus in VA disability claims, the VA Raters sit around looking all stupid in the face and cannot seem to grasp the fundamental concept of delayed onset. But here in another part of the government, the delayed onset concept is as plain as day for anybody who reads. I rest my case. This message has been edited. Last edited by: McClellanVet, Sue Frasier, VEV 1970 Army Signal Corps national activist/protester staff Blogger, VFJ |
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