News 3 Now Investigates: Toxic Water Denials at Camp Lejeune
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 พ.ค. 2024
- The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has denied more than 2,000 claims through the Camp Lejeune Family Member Program, meant to cover medical bills for qualifying family members who lived at the North Carolina military base during 1953 to 1987, according to VA officials.
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RETRACTION: This government IS NOT MAKING WHOLE any Marines affected by their negligence.
Family Members who slept off base are excluded. No matter how severe the illnesses one contracted from exposure.
Even if we stayed at the hostess house?
This wonderful government is MAKING WHOLE any of the Marines affected by their own admitted negligence. This government should MAKE WHOLE EVERY MARINE affected in ANY WAY for what they've done. WE MARINES put our lives the line for this country only to be poisoned due to the Camp Lejeune Water Contamination as thanks for our dedication.
If this woman and her husband in this clip can get in contact with me, I can tell them how they may be able to get approved. Now, that doesn't mean receive a settlement yet, just maybe get qualified and approved.
How. I was born there both my parents passed away from multiple diagnoses and I'm living with a skin and lymph disorder
my mom dad grandma grandpa and my 3aunts have heart lung and mybdaughter ans i havevhad illness too my pawpaw served there at that rime
This whole thing looks like a "feel good" thing for politicians to take home to their constituents, who will never look at the fine print. Yes, the most serious illnesses will have some compensation, many posthumous. Besides the deliberate slow-walk by the Navy, the various rulings leave most exposed to receiving little or nothing, the $21B is meaningless. Starting with a tier system that drastically cut amounts dependent on time exposed, then only one cancer is considered even if you have multiple applicable cancers. There's the timeline cutoff instituted, where after age 60 prostrate cancer diagnosis isn't considered, and a 35 year limit between last exposure and diagnosis on some cancers, and finally some cancers "considered more treatable", and amounts reduced accordingly. Throw in the lawyer fees, and for most the time spent finding the required documentation to prove the illness and the fact you were there, was a waste of time. It's like, "yeah you had cancer but prove exposure caused your cancer and really affected you" even though supposedly the rulings have the correlation already.
The" best" lawfirm tells us- we get 40% for my injuries) Is this appropriate? Idk I had skin rashes and headaches. Naval hospital says heat rash. (It was hot showers?- my A $$!!
South Carolina VA Denied my father cla
I'm Retired Marine 28 yrs, E8, TOP SECRET ADMIN
Not me my father
Firstly, I am NOT an attorney. This information is strictly what I was recommended to do. If you were at LeJeune during that time frame for at least 30 days this is what I did. I went directly to the VA hospital to be diagnosed. I furthermore have been through and am receiving treatment for my cancer. I had them put these words in my Medical Record: "It is PROVABLE that this patient's cancer was caused by the Camp LeJeune Water Contamination." Utilizing the word "PROVABLE" means that in a court of law, a judge would have to consider your illnesses as being caused by the Water Contamination at Camp LeJeune as FACT unless it could be proved otherwise by the government. That is what I was told by an attorney and that's how I am at least receiving treatment. If you do get that documented and need an excellent law firm referral let me know. The law firm will require a notarized copy of that document. Time is running out quickly, do this as soon as you are able.
That’s the United States Government and the Department of Defense for ya.
Yep