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Are You a Vietnam Veteran? Help Us Investigate the Impact of Agent Orange
Are You a Vietnam Veteran? Help Us Investigate the Impact of Agent Orange
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Are You a Vietnam Veteran? Help Us Investigate the Impact of Agent Orange
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Are You a Vietnam Veteran? Help Us Investigate the Impact of Agent Orange
I am a Viet Nam vet but I was not (to my knowledge) affected by AO. Funny though, how the hell long does it take to make a determination on something that happened nearly 50 years ago?
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Are You a Vietnam Veteran? Help Us Investigate the Impact of Agent Orange
I am a Viet Nam vet but I was not (to my knowledge) affected by AO. Funny though, how the hell long does it take to make a determination on something that happened nearly 50 years ago?
There are a number of disabilities which have been determined to be the result of exposure to Agent Orange. Type II Diabetes and the loss of feeling in the feet and hands to include varicose veins is one of them. Another is skin cancer.
The VA website has a list of possible ailments that can be the result of exposure. If you have been diagnosed with any of them, you can apply for a disability determination.
Something ain't right about another yada yada non profit political entity trying to dig up dirt on an independent forum about a fifty year old issue when there are tons of federal data about it. Get lost.
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Are You a Vietnam Veteran? Help Us Investigate the Impact of Agent Orange
I am a Viet Nam vet but I was not (to my knowledge) affected by AO. Funny though, how the hell long does it take to make a determination on something that happened nearly 50 years ago?
There are a number of disabilities which have been determined to be the result of exposure to Agent Orange. Type II Diabetes and the loss of feeling in the feet and hands to include varicose veins is one of them. Another is skin cancer.
The VA website has a list of possible ailments that can be the result of exposure. If you have been diagnosed with any of them, you can apply for a disability determination.
And you and Randelflagg have 30 years of catching up to do on the VA and agent orange.See my post about applying for disability in Military
Something ain't right about another yada yada non profit political entity trying to dig up dirt on an independent forum about a fifty year old issue when there are tons of federal data about it. Get lost.