Military issues, related to service in the military
By Linda on Sep 21, 2009 in F.I.G.H.T., Toxins | comments(0)
While I have no doubt this retired lieutenant colonel was diagnosed with Lyme disease, my question is, has/was any thought given to how many chemical toxins he was exposed to during his military career??
With a full career in the military this poor guy was shot full of vaccines!! How dirty were those vaccines. Many say that vaccines can and has given patients, especially military personnel.
Lord knows the foods he was fed no doubt were GMO foods?
Bottom-line, we NEED to stop labeling everything with the word “Lyme”! We need to focus on detoxing environmental toxins, and the poisons in GMO foods. Plus, if we get word of the work “Lyme” no doubt more insurance companies would pay for treatments. After all, Lyme symptoms can and are labeled with Fibro, Arthritis, Alzheimers, etc., etc., etc.
Keep your thinking caps on folks, there is more than one way to win this war against the diseases we are dealing with today!!
Angel Huggzz
Linda
Drwal drops election bid due to conditions
Medical issues related to service in military
BY JENNIFER BOOTON Staff Writer
Drwal, a 24-year veteran of the U.S. Army who retired as a lieutenant colonel after serving in various regions around the world, has been dealing with military-related injuries for over a decade.
“I had a couple of injuries when I was in the military,” he said. “I suffered injuries to both of my legs, which caused walking problems, and I suffered some neurological problems that affected speech and balance.”
Drwal, a member of the Disabled American Veterans Chapter 67, also suffered from a tick-related disease while he was abroad, although the symptoms did not surface until years later.
“Last year I got really sick, and it turns out I had Lyme disease, and they are finding more and more troops that have been stationed in Europe have been coming down with it,” he said. “It just came on last year, attacking my joints and my neurological system.”
Full article: http://suburban.gmnews.com/news/2009/0917/front_page/003.html
