Brain circuits uniquely disrupted in Gulf War syndrome
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn2 ... drome.html

When she returned from serving in the Gulf conflict in 1991, US Air Force nurse Denise Nichols experienced sudden aches, fatigue and cognitive problems, but had no idea 'what was causing them. They grew worse: even helping her daughter with multiplication tables became difficult, she says, and eventually she had to quit her job.

Nichols wasn't alone. About ...

Dr. Blaylock reports why we are seeing this.

http://rense.com/general67/vacc.htm

i was not in the service and i have symptoms they call ms. but, since noone knows a for sure thing of cause or treatment let alone cure--we are all put into a pot of misery and money making symptoms.

i truly appreciate and respect all who have served.

www.lef.org/protocols/health_concerns/g ... ome_01.htm

www.accessibility.org is a free website that helps connect people with resources needed that are related to a disability. They have a complete section where disabled vets can tell their story and they also have a section for people with MS. If you need housing, tuition assistance or grants, visit wwwaccessible.org. I hope this helps someone.

There may be a way to reverse type I diabetes. Promising research is being done by Dr. Denise Faustman, Director of the Immunobiology Laboratory in Boston. In the following interview she is talking about using multiple BCG vaccines:

http://www.myfoxboston.com/story/192352 ... t-diabetes

Here is a Bloomberg article with more details:

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-08-0 ... or-tb.html

I know that this vaccine (for tuberculosis) is required for school-age ...

I was diagnosed with ms after being out of the service for 10 years. I had the symptoms after 5 years of completing my term but didn't start going to see a doctor after the 8th year. I know that you can claim disability if your diagnosed up until the 7th year. Does anyone know if there's an appeals process for the va if I get denied any help?

Maybe I'm missing it here and I just can't find it? There should be a whole forum for this topic so that any veteran looking at the lists of topics can spot this one right away and not have little bits and pieces scattered in different forums.

It should be in the "Life" section of topics.

MS has been recently 'deemed' a service connected disability - which means that as long as you can prove ...

New Research To Examine Increased Risk of Multiple Sclerosis Among US Veterans 15 April 2007

Cases Suggest MS Could be Driven by Environmental Factors.
Emerging research has identified a possible increased risk of developing multiple sclerosis (MS) among Gulf War veterans. Data from the Department of Veterans Affairs MS Centres of Excellence and the Department of the Defense will help further investigate the link.

Of veterans with MS who were deployed in the Gulf War, ...