Re: Agent Orange and Brain Cancer -- Chemical Exposure Of Military Dog Handlers

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Subject: Re: Agent Orange and Brain Cancer

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kaye steger

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Date Posted: 20:17:48 06/13/09 Sat

My husband died from a cancerous brain tumor in 2004. He crawled through agent orange in Vietnam.....I also fought the va regarding this and got nowhere. It wasn't on the "list". I will keep fighting as we always thought it was caused from ageant orange. I would like to hear from others. kaye

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Author: Margaret McDaniel (sad) [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 11:14:06 07/30/10 Fri Dear Kaye, My husband recently died from brain cancer (gliobastoma multiforme) and I too have been fighting with VA to get some compensation. If you make any progress or find any research/literature that backs up connection with agent orange, would sure appreciate hearing from you. Thanks, Margaret McDaniel [ Post a Reply to This Message ]