Re: Malathion -- Chemical Exposure Of Military Dog Handlers

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Subject: Re: Malathion

Author:
Leonard (Len) MATTSEN

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Date Posted: 00:55:03 09/27/03 Sat
In reply to: Terry Mosier 's message, "Malathion" on 21:05:15 01/25/03 Sat

Terry,
You and I served in the 212th MP's at about the same time. I was in Long Binh filling sandbags, training, etc. etc. before being sent to Vung Tau. Feel free to contact me.
Thanx,
Len

>I served with the 212th in Long Binh & Vinh Long in
>67-68.
>I was a sentry dog handler and I remember the dipping
>and the strong smell of it. I have suffered from
>chronic fatigue, muscle spasms, and painful muscle
>cramps for the last 15-20 years. Doctors have been
>unable to determine the origns. A doctor determined
>that it was fibromyalgia since they could not
>determine another origin. I am beggining to wonder and
>am going to contact the VA and pursue testing.

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