diabetes Chemical Exposure & Other Maladies

[RSG]

I was wondering if you guy's know of a way to accquire information of diabetes cases and/or other pshycological issues,

after serving at Treasures Island, San Francisco. Reason I'm asking Is that all the Barracks were built on a Toxic Waste

site. I just want to see if there is any connection between the toxic waste and illnesses incurred after being stationed there.

Right now It's curiousity.

Thanks

[allan]

RSG,

these are mine.

Multiple Sclerosis

TBI

Ischemia

Cognitive defects

Fibromyalgia

Hypothyroidism

Hypercholesterolemia

Hyperlipidemia

Hypertention

Sinus Brady Cardia

Osteoarthritis

Difficulty swallowing

Chronic sinus infections

Chronic Pneumonia/Bronchitis

Chronic shortness of breath

COAD Chronic Obstructive Airway Disease

Bronchial wall thickening

Chest pain

Ataxia

Ocular Inflammation

Chronic Pain Disorders neuralgia/neuritis

Chronic Headaches

Chronic Depression

Chronic Bipolar disorder

Multiple body tics and jerks

Cervical, thoracic and lumbar DJD/DDD

Tendon lock

GERD

Stomach muscle cramps

Nausea

Skin disorders

Numbness in hands/feet

Feet swell another size or two some times

Pain when I breathe

Low body temp: 95-97

Hot and cold flashes

[RSG]

That is the kind of info I would like to put together to prove a point if nothing else. We should not have had to be exposed to that stuff/&&^%$. I feel the exposure at T.I was entirely too high and I want to try to prove it. this kind of info, I am sure will help,..... that's why I need this type of info, I'am totally convinced, has caused all mine. I appreciate your input.

Thanks

[Berta]

I am not a doc but you have many symtoms consistent with DMII -

but I assume the docs have totally ruled out diabetes ???

Also- when was your MS diagnosed?

Multiple sclerosis is one of many presumptive chronic conditions under Service Connection by Legal Presumption, found winthin 38 USC 1112,1113, and 116- also 38 CFR 3.307-3.309-( all of the chronics SCed under this reg are available here under search if it fits into this criteria:

The disability manifested itself to a degree of at least 10% within the presumptive period (those periods are in the rgs- MS has the most favorable presumptive period- Seven years)-

NVLSP makes the point that symptoms alone that are characteristic of any chronic disease- if corroborated my buddy statements and/or medical evidence etc-

can help the claimant fit into this reg- even if the chronic disability was not formally disagnosed during or within the presumptive period right after service.(usually a year for most presumptives under this reg.)

How soon after your discharge was MS diagnosed?

[RSG]

I am not a doc but you have many symtoms consistent with DMII -

but I assume the docs have totally ruled out diabetes ???

Also- when was your MS diagnosed?

Multiple sclerosis is one of many presumptive chronic conditions under Service Connection by Legal Presumption, found winthin 38 USC 1112,1113, and 116- also 38 CFR 3.307-3.309-( all of the chronics SCed under this reg are available here under search if it fits into this criteria:

The disability manifested itself to a degree of at least 10% within the presumptive period (those periods are in the rgs- MS has the most favorable presumptive period- Seven years)-

NVLSP makes the point that symptoms alone that are characteristic of any chronic disease- if corroborated my buddy statements and/or medical evidence etc-

can help the claimant fit into this reg- even if the chronic disability was not formally disagnosed during or within the presumptive period right after service.(usually a year for most presumptives under this reg.)

How soon after your discharge was MS diagnosed?

[RSG]

My illnesses are as follows,

Type I DM, started at Type II age 35

peripherial neuropathy,

Nerve damage,

hypertension,

Major depression,

Biploar disorder,

Gerd,

Clhoracne,

cholesterol issues,

cognitive disorder

and some other stuff I can't

remember

[RSG]

What Is A "C" file.