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SFC Michael Arabian
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I find this hard to believe, those of us who served during Desert Storm are forgotten about as far as the VA is concerned. When I do go to the VA all they want to hear about is Iraq and Afghanistan
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SFC Jimmy Arocho
SFC Jimmy Arocho
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I agree, the Primary Care Managers (PCM) may not fully understand battlefield exposure challenges. I must ask, have you followed the steps for enrolling in a Gulf War Registry? You are entitled to an exam to help identify medical issues that may be related to Desert Shield/Storm and the 1990-1991 Persian Gulf War. The registry exam will improve medical conversations between you and your PCM: https://www.publichealth.va.gov/exposures/gulfwar/benefits/registry-exam.asp
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SSG Bob Klement
SSG Bob Klement
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Get involved with the registry program.
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SrA Zo Evans Sr
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As long as they don’t find something wrong, yes...
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SFC Jimmy Arocho
SFC Jimmy Arocho
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You may be able to participate as a healthy control.
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LTC Stephen B.
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There is. But the real question is whether anything useful will come of it.
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SFC Jimmy Arocho
SFC Jimmy Arocho
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I understand your perspective, the past is not much to go-on. But, I'm going to lean-into the research, it's better than nothing...
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