2-16-18 I realize I feel violated.
Around 2015 I met with Sherry Mercier, talking about the American Legion. She lost her leg because of bone cancer. She told me about Ft. McClellan being toxic. We were talking bones and I told her about a doctor I had who was alarmed at the degree of osteoporosis I had/have. She said there was probably a correlation. But I didn’t pursue it. WHY? Because I’m not a blamer.
I and others in my prayer group have prayed about my bones, to grow, for 15 yrs. They seem to be dissolving, especially in my jaw. I have gone for prayer to Texas, every where asking for prayer for my bones to grow in. I know God heals. I’ve been a recipient of that healing power many times. However, I haven’t seen anything happening and it’s been so long.
At the end of Jan. 2018, I fasted about this for 3 days. I received no direction, no information. I received a lot of other revelation, but nothing about this. So last night, 2-15-18, running my tongue over one of the two implants in the lower jaw, I became alarmed. I have done my best to fight fear. To not think of bad things, to not fear but have faith. I have faith.
So a thought came to me to look up Ft. McClellan. I did. I was there for basic training July to August 1973. The ‘do you have a basis to file a claim’ site, does not list severe osteoporosis as one of their ailments, but they also say they don’t know all the ailments that would happen.
The song ‘Hallelujah’ is on in the background. I am stunned. Tears course down my cheeks. I know God knows me and loves me. I know He joys over me with singing. I know He delights in me. I know He’s aware of what is going on.
The one thing no one wants, is to live life maimed and/or in pain.
There has been a bill before Congress since 2015 to get a health registry going for those that were at Ft. McClellan between 1935 and 1999. It has been renewed every year and is now before Congress with this number: H.R. 3666 – 115th Congress (2017-2018).
This, article from 2014, < link – explains it well.
I feel violated. Monsanto is the culprit here, along with the United States Military for trying to hide this and denying claims.
I knew I was signing up to defend my country. I did not think my country would be the one to hurt me and then cover it up.
Later I will come out fighting. But today, sitting here stunned, I cry.
I leave you with the tune from Don Quixote, most of the lyrics by me.
To dream the impossible dream
To right the unrightable wrong
We had basic at Ft. McClellan
We trained and sang marching songs
This was our quest
To fight for our land
No matter how hopeless
Together we’d stand
To fight for the right
Without question or pause
To be willing to march into hell
For our country’s cause
And we thought, if we’d only be true
To this glorious quest
That our hearts would lie peaceful and calm
When we’re laid to our rest
But we found, we’re betrayed by our own.
We are scorned and denied benefits
Now we strive to have health and live life
Pass the bill, there’s enough evidence!