Comments on: Gulf War Illness Research- Veterans Needed- America Do You Really Support your Veterans Needs

By: S. Obillo

S. Obillo — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 04:58:48 +0000

I am a widow of a Persian Gulf-War veteran, who served in Dessert Shield and later on in Dessert Storm. Aside from all kinds of shots he received for the Persian Gulf-War deployment, he also received the complete shots of Anthrax for his deployment to Korea in 1998. He retired after 20 years from the US. Air Force in June of 2001 and the next year in June, started to get sick. He had joint muscles pains, respiratory problem, hives, and rashes, and have loss his muscle mass. He was diagnosed with a unique disease called Dermatomyocitis. He was hospitalized at the VA in Sacramento on Nov. 22, 2002 and he passed away on Dec. 17, 2002 and the cause of his death was Interstitial Lung Disease. The doctors were puzzled and didn’t know how to cure him.

Has there been any other vets who are having these same symptoms or have died from this same illnesses?

By: Pink

By: CHARLES GUTIERREZ

CHARLES GUTIERREZ — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 20:36:26 +0000

Calvin,

I’m a retired microbiologist who was with the VA and had a bad experience trying to help Persian Gulf veterans while employed. My
studies showed (in stools) that Brucella melitensis might be involved in
Persian Gulf syndrome. It fits every symptom. It’s a long story but study this
and form your own opinion. Ive written to congress (80 page letter) but
I have basically been ignored, as usual. I am not a misguided scientist,
just want to bring out the truth. I will try to get this congressional letter I
sent to the two diarrhea investigator mentioned in the Utah and New Mexico
study. Check out MEDPATH for your search if interested. If you want a copy of this letter I may get it to you, but it may be a while. Let me know.
My E-mail is springhousetn@embarqmail.com Thankyou for your service.

Charles

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By: calvin brown

calvin brown — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 23:03:10 +0000

This my first time on this sight, Being a GULFWAR VET im still seeking aswers. I learned a lot in a after reading thur some of this sight.