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XXX DEMAND JUSTICE FOR U.S. MARINE CAMP LEJEUNE WATER CONTAMINATION CANCER VICTIMS

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Charity Robertson
10 years ago Featured

I was stationed there in 2000-2001 and fully believe that the water was still contaminated then. I have young inset Parkinson's ; which is one thing it causes ( no one in my family history ever had Parkinson's) but the VA is denying that it is services connected.

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Cara Barber
10 years ago

All military service members and their families caused disabling diseases from harmful exposures to undisclosed, hazardous contaminants in and around their homes on military bases need and deserve medical care. Please consider fulfilling the promises made to our service members. And, please consider the harm caused their family members too. If you're not going to provide the medical care needed, then you need to make sure ALL military families are fully INFORMED about the undisclosed, hazardous contamination in and around their homes on the military installations they are assigned. Marine Corps Base Hawaii, Pearl Harbor and Hickam are all still contaminated and causing serious health effects to hundreds if not thousands of service members, their spouses and children right now. Yet, none are informed about the known, but undisclosed, hazardous contamination or their significantly increased health and exposure risks before they sign a lease. Please help!

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Peggy Price
10 years ago

I was stationed at Camp Lejeune in 1983. I have had a complete hysterectomy due to a precancerous condition, brain surgery due to a brain tumor, and breast cancer and I have peripheral neuropathy. I was pregnant when first stationed there and gave birth to my son on Lejeune. He had an adult cancer as a kid. My VA disability was denied and my son gets no help under that ridiculous Caring for Camp Lejeune Family Act because his type of cancer wasn't listed.

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Siobhan Giantis
10 years ago

This is a crime against humanity. The response, nothing short of shameful.

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George Husted
10 years ago

Make it right

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Michael Jackson
10 years ago

I'm on the program I get up dates sometimes

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Rita Stiegler
10 years ago

All affected by the water contamination at camp Lejeune N.C should get help. This has been a great concern for many years. My father and my son were both stationed in camp Lejeune while serving the USMC

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Cassie savage
10 years ago

My Dad died with multiple cancers, fighting to get compensation, never did receive help. Tn

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Liz D
10 years ago

2 1/2 for me, went to a VA event and they say omg sign up and we will help you so i do as they say and then i get mail asking me what i am claiming...great system

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Lisa goodwine
10 years ago

Born at lejeune, went to high school at lejeune and served as a Marine at lejeune during the time frame. Parents served and I served and this is what we get?!

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Sheila M Muniz (Telfor) Aleshire
10 years ago

For heaven's sake, do right by our veteran's!

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Patti yauck
10 years ago

Take care of our marines!

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Laurie Wright
10 years ago

I consumed this for 2 years.

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Sherry Means
10 years ago

Water for life, not for poisonous chemicals

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Caryn McDonaugh
10 years ago

Can't count how often that happened - MAKE IT RIGHT!

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Virginia Hetcher
10 years ago

US own up to the Biggest Toxic Water Contamination in US history, stop trying to get out of if using the supreme court to rule in US favor using the loophole Statue of REpose

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Linda Caviness
10 years ago

These people and their families fight and fought for this country, put politics aside and correct the wrong.

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brandy forden
10 years ago

My grandmother was married to a marine stationed at camp lejeune. She worked on the base and was exposed to those chemicals. She was diagnosed with a brain tumor in her 40's. She passed away when I was 2. My mother and uncles lost an amazing mother. I never had a chance to get to know my grandmother. So many have been impacted by the poisoned water at camp lejeune. It is way beyond time to make it right.

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John J Hines
11 years ago

I drank that water.

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Jesus Forte Jr.
11 years ago

We need to do what is right, and what is right is justice for all who resided in military base housing aboard Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina between 1957 and 1987.