XXX DEMAND JUSTICE FOR U.S. MARINE CAMP LEJEUNE WATER CONTAMINATION CANCER VICTIMS
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MJ Secor
11 years ago
It is disgusting to think that the government isn't owning up to this faster. Are they waiting for people to die first?
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LaNada War Jack
11 years ago
Water is Life
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Deanna Spinale
11 years ago
For the first 6months of my mothers pregnancy (1980) with me we lived on camp lejeune and she was drinking this contaminated water!!
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Joyce Dauby
11 years ago
Our government should he held accountable for the Marine families affected. No excuses!
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Catherine Clark
11 years ago
Please help these people, they deserve better .
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Mary Diamond
11 years ago
My niece was born at LeJeune in 1981 has multiple weird things going on. No one cares. Criminal !!!
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Carl Swiger
11 years ago
I have cancer. I have been lied to by the VA. A month ago I was told by my PCP that my request to use the Choice program had been denied. Today I found that a request had never been submitted. I contacted Choice. They informed me that they are not responsible for determining whether or not a person is eligible to use the program. I was told by them that the my local VA clinic does that. I then called the local clinic and they told me that they do not make the determination, that the VA in Cleveland does. I called them, they told me that they don't do that and that someone else does. I called them...etc. till I have made a complete circle, back to where I started. No one will take responsibility, therefore no one is accountable. So much for the Accountability Act. In the meantime, I guess it is my problem, according to my primary ' nurse. I have done the calling and contacting. It doesn't work because they are not accountable.
Here is my story: I went to the local VA clinics because of pain in my throat and ear. My primary found nothing, upon examination, and said he's wanted to send me all the way to Cleveland (Wade Park) to see a specialist. I told him that I wanted to use the choice program and see a local specialist. He laughed at me. When I asked him why he was laughing, he said that nobody ever gets approved to use that program. I told him to make the request anyway. I then paid out of pocket for a second opinion at a local ENT specialist. After he performed the same examination, he told me that I had a what looked like a tumor the size of an almond in my throat where my tonsils had been, and there was a good possibility that it could be cancerous. So he scheduled me for a CT scan. When I got home, I immediately called my primary at the clinic and told his nurse what had occurred. I then asked about my request. He informed me that it was denied and if I did not use the hospital in Cleveland, then that was my problem. When it is determined that I do, in fact, h
Of 25,00 applications, 16,000 were classified as "miscellaneous" by the VA. That's outrageous! The net needs to be cast wider for illnesses that victims suffer from.
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Cathy Todd
11 years ago
Please add my signature to this Petition.
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Jennifer Ann Speights (Vivar)
11 years ago
My late husband was stationed at LeJeune in the late '70's to middle '80's. We lived in Tarawa Terrace, with our 2 sons. All 3 of us have medical issues. Maybe one day will know something.
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Sandra Keffer
11 years ago
"Whatever you do for the least of your brothers, you do unto Me"-Bible
Please sign & share
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Gail Reed
11 years ago
It's not humane to let these people struggle , they deserve the best treatment possible .After all you poisoned them !... If they die its manslaughter ... Please do what's right ....
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Steven P. Craddock
11 years ago
I was notified a number of years ago that I was on the list of those affected by the contaminated drinking water at Lejeune due to the periods of time I served there. I have Type I Diabetes, Lymphoma, Clinical Depression. I submitted my claim and was denied because it was "not service connected." I followed up by requesting a copy of my Service Record Book. Several weeks later I'm informed in writing that they are unable to locate my SRB because it was checked out by someone and they don't know who.
Where and when will justice come for those of us who have been harmed by this cover-up?
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Nancy Peterson
11 years ago
My father was a USN corpsman for many of those years at Camp Lejeune; we lived in Tarawa Terrace for a while too. My mother, sister and I all worked at Camp Lejeune for several years, drinking the poison water. My father died of a throat cancer; my mother died of complications of Non-Hodgkins lymphoma; my sister has had several health issues; I am a breast cancer survivor. The medical costs alone for our treatments were very costly, and, at the very minimum, should be reimbursed to us, including future care costs. Life cannot be assessed a cost, and both of our parents were taken from us too soon. Do the right thing for all of us affected.
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Audrea Johnson Herrera
11 years ago
This is totally unjust and all were asking for is responsibility be taken.
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Karen Boulton Butterworth
11 years ago
my grown children and i all have autoimmune diseases that have never been in our family until being stationed at Camp Lejeune int he 80's!
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Kim Arnold
11 years ago
Something needs to be done. There I thought the marines took care of me n my family. My oldest daughter has soo many things wrong with her it's sad!! We lived on base for 6 years
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Doug Smith
11 years ago
Do the Right Thing by these unfortunate, suffering, innocent Souls, PLEASE !
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Mary Beth Albritton
11 years ago
Dad stationed at Camp Lejeune. I was born at Camp Lejeune. Please take care of your victims.
It is disgusting to think that the government isn't owning up to this faster. Are they waiting for people to die first?
Water is Life
For the first 6months of my mothers pregnancy (1980) with me we lived on camp lejeune and she was drinking this contaminated water!!
Our government should he held accountable for the Marine families affected. No excuses!
Please help these people, they deserve better .
My niece was born at LeJeune in 1981 has multiple weird things going on. No one cares. Criminal !!!
I have cancer. I have been lied to by the VA. A month ago I was told by my PCP that my request to use the Choice program had been denied. Today I found that a request had never been submitted. I contacted Choice. They informed me that they are not responsible for determining whether or not a person is eligible to use the program. I was told by them that the my local VA clinic does that. I then called the local clinic and they told me that they do not make the determination, that the VA in Cleveland does. I called them, they told me that they don't do that and that someone else does. I called them...etc. till I have made a complete circle, back to where I started. No one will take responsibility, therefore no one is accountable. So much for the Accountability Act. In the meantime, I guess it is my problem, according to my primary ' nurse. I have done the calling and contacting. It doesn't work because they are not accountable. Here is my story: I went to the local VA clinics because of pain in my throat and ear. My primary found nothing, upon examination, and said he's wanted to send me all the way to Cleveland (Wade Park) to see a specialist. I told him that I wanted to use the choice program and see a local specialist. He laughed at me. When I asked him why he was laughing, he said that nobody ever gets approved to use that program. I told him to make the request anyway. I then paid out of pocket for a second opinion at a local ENT specialist. After he performed the same examination, he told me that I had a what looked like a tumor the size of an almond in my throat where my tonsils had been, and there was a good possibility that it could be cancerous. So he scheduled me for a CT scan. When I got home, I immediately called my primary at the clinic and told his nurse what had occurred. I then asked about my request. He informed me that it was denied and if I did not use the hospital in Cleveland, then that was my problem. When it is determined that I do, in fact, h
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Of 25,00 applications, 16,000 were classified as "miscellaneous" by the VA. That's outrageous! The net needs to be cast wider for illnesses that victims suffer from.
Please add my signature to this Petition.
My late husband was stationed at LeJeune in the late '70's to middle '80's. We lived in Tarawa Terrace, with our 2 sons. All 3 of us have medical issues. Maybe one day will know something.
"Whatever you do for the least of your brothers, you do unto Me"-Bible Please sign & share
It's not humane to let these people struggle , they deserve the best treatment possible .After all you poisoned them !... If they die its manslaughter ... Please do what's right ....
I was notified a number of years ago that I was on the list of those affected by the contaminated drinking water at Lejeune due to the periods of time I served there. I have Type I Diabetes, Lymphoma, Clinical Depression. I submitted my claim and was denied because it was "not service connected." I followed up by requesting a copy of my Service Record Book. Several weeks later I'm informed in writing that they are unable to locate my SRB because it was checked out by someone and they don't know who. Where and when will justice come for those of us who have been harmed by this cover-up?
My father was a USN corpsman for many of those years at Camp Lejeune; we lived in Tarawa Terrace for a while too. My mother, sister and I all worked at Camp Lejeune for several years, drinking the poison water. My father died of a throat cancer; my mother died of complications of Non-Hodgkins lymphoma; my sister has had several health issues; I am a breast cancer survivor. The medical costs alone for our treatments were very costly, and, at the very minimum, should be reimbursed to us, including future care costs. Life cannot be assessed a cost, and both of our parents were taken from us too soon. Do the right thing for all of us affected.
This is totally unjust and all were asking for is responsibility be taken.
my grown children and i all have autoimmune diseases that have never been in our family until being stationed at Camp Lejeune int he 80's!
Something needs to be done. There I thought the marines took care of me n my family. My oldest daughter has soo many things wrong with her it's sad!! We lived on base for 6 years
Do the Right Thing by these unfortunate, suffering, innocent Souls, PLEASE !
Dad stationed at Camp Lejeune. I was born at Camp Lejeune. Please take care of your victims.