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  1. Sleep Apnea should be a Presumptive Condition for Gulf War Vets

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    started  ·  46 comments  ·  2012 Report of the Gulf War Veterans’ Illnesses Task Force (GWVI-TF)  ·  Admin →
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    Ramón commented  · 

    I am just another frustrated Gulf War veteran, and was denied again. Not only do I have sleep apnea, and also have the CPAP machine, the VA has denied all my claim. I am tiried and only 58 years old that served this country (12 active and 7 reserve), but because of my conditions, to include asthma, I couls not complete 20 good years to retire when I reach 60. Making me sick in the stomach, as I continue to see doctors after doctors, and none will write me a letter indicating that "Yes, these conditions could had been Gulf War related". I had one VA doctor tell me he didn't care and that I could not prove I was even there. Making me mad and very frustrated, and I ask was his support in his diognose for all I am getting treated, which all listed Gulf War Undiognose Syndrome. I don't know who to turn these days, and now to matter worse, I am unemployed and receive no unemployment becuase in Georgia we only get 14 weeks. I might as well be homeless with my family. I am asking if someone knows of any other support us Gulf War veteran can turn to for help in getting our well deserve disability, I am truly appreciated. Thx.

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