A man served in WWII, contracted a Radioactive Chemical Substance into his body, and it was transmitted to his two sons,
at their births, one boy died, the other currently suffers (physically
and has degree of mental deficiency since birth).
This Radioactive Chemical Disease is now into the 3rd Generation,
and I want to know if the Veterans Administration / Military, should
be Responsible for Payment of Compensation / Medical Bills, for
members of this family?
This sustance has caused two family members to die, one is suffering badly. Three more of the 3rd generations (all minor children)...are now ''beginning to suffer" the symptoms.
In my opinion, all these family members...who are ''at-risk" should
be tested !!
Can or should the Veterans Administration / Military be Responsible
for the Medical Bills / Compensation...for the suffering...the Testing
of these ''remaining victims"...of which there are 4 now, still alive...
and 5 more who have not yet shown symptoms. TF
2007-11-22
15:36:44
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