On October 19 I delivered
the final disease list which
we have asked to be added
for our new and upcoming
Health Registry recognition
for those Veterans serving
at Fort McClellan, Alabama
up until the year 1978.

The Department of Defense has
already agreed to a short
kickoff list, but we wanted
to make certain that this all
got loaded in at the earliest
beginnings of the registery.

The list was somewhat guarded
as we were developing it until
it could be moved into the
official record at the Commission
in Washington.

So here is the final expanded
diseases list which we have
petitioned for:

SKIN requiring surgery or
long term care

RESPIRATORY including asthma,
bronchitis, and loss of
smell in the nose.

LIVER including Porphyria

DIABETES

THYROID

CANCERS common to pcb exposure
including breast and
non-Hodgkins Lymphoma

GASTROINTESTINAL including
recurring ulcers and obstructions

ANXIETY DISORDERS possibly
misdiagnosed as PTSD, but
caused by altered Seratonin levels
in the brain.

AUTOIMMUNE DISORDERS

ENDOMETRIOSIS / FIBROIDS /
EARLY HYSTERECTOMY /
PREMATURE OB-GYN / INFERTILITY (men)

PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHIES possibly
misdiagnosed as Fibromyalgia
Syndrome

MUSCULAR DISEASES including
Raynauds

LUPUS

CHRONIC FATIGE SYNDROME

URINARY CONDITIONS

TINNITUS HEARING CONDITION

EYE IRRITATIONS

PARKINSONS DISEASE

ATHEROSCLEROSIS and related
heart diseases

SPINAL DEGENERATION to
include Herniated Intervertebral
Disks and Arthritis

GOITER

ANEMIA

MIGRAINE OR CHRONIC HEADACHES

MULTIPLE CHEMICAL SENSITIVITY

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Your symptoms would not be
new, but instead would date
back in your medical history
to around the time that you
were stationed at Fort McClellan.
Muscular diseases may have
new onsets as the science
shows a delayed incubation
period after pcb exposure
is taken in.

The Commission is taking our
cause forward into Congress
to establish our new health
registery. Keep coming here
to the FORUM page for any
new announcements that we
get from the Commission.