Re: malathion Exposure -- Chemical Exposure Of Military Dog Handlers

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Subject: Re: malathion Exposure

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Sam

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Date Posted: 20:11:40 04/28/04 Wed
In reply to: Sam Damewood 's message, "malathion Exposure" on 21:33:04 10/22/02 Tue

An update,
After spending the last couple years feeling like absolute $#!^ and being 1 continual pulled muscle the vets hav decided that I have fibromyalgia. I reccomend that each of you check out a couple of fibromyalgia sites on the web and see what fits. I mentioned the Malathion to the doc but he pretty much blew me off. Finally retiring in Nov. this year. TI'll see if the VA cares any more than the AF.

Sam

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