Malathion -- Chemical Exposure Of Military Dog Handlers

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Subject: Malathion

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Ron Kerry Nichols

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Date Posted: 17:10:12 12/19/03 Fri

I have just been reading about Malathion. I was with the
212th MP Sentry Dog, in Long Binh, and Long Thang 69-70.
I recall the dippings, our brave dogs that didn't want to be dipped. I recall getting the liquid on my legs and hands
where the dog shook it off. I am suffering from PTSD, high
blood pressure, head aches and have just been diagnoised with a deteriating Arthris in my back. I lost my sence of
smell in Vietnam my sinus give me a lot of trouble, I cough
a lot and have brochitis a least 4 times a year.
Is the VA taking claims on Malathion? If anyone knows please email me. Welcome home Vietnam MP Dog Handler

Ron Nichols
Wilkesboro, NC

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