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Question: Pharmaceutically restimulating the hormonal axis
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<blockquote data-quote="Deno" data-source="post: 198573" data-attributes="member: 38086"><p>Disability. I was 'lucky' enough, to realize I could not work after getting out of uniform, and for the first time in my life, went to a State Welfare office. Had never been in one before, and didn't know what to expect. Happened to be one of the few States that makes an assessment and has a program when you say 'I can't work': they figure it out. Which is what I said. I didn't know why I couldn't work at the time. I didn't remember what had happened to me.</p><p></p><p>They did their own in-house mini-assessment, then sent it to Social Security. Then Social Security did theirs. This is all within months, not more than a year. As a result, there is an eligibility date and diagnosis of 'the after-affects of severe brain damage' inextricably linked to my time in service. But the top of the military (board, pentagoon etc) does not want to touch it. They are all too interested in using replaceable, discardable bodies and weapons, to pad their pockets with millions, and their chest with empty tin stars, while blowing hot-air up the ass of the naive. I suggest the movie "Pentagon Wars", starring Kelsey Grammer, based on the true book written by James G. Burton, who, being one of the few honest people of higher rank, had to retire. <a href="https://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/fl-xpm-1986-11-30-8603130715-story.html" target="_blank">MILITARY DISSENTER ENDURED ADVERSITY BUT WON BRASS RING</a> [MEDIA=youtube]ir0FAa8P2MU[/MEDIA]</p><p></p><p>Attached, you'll find a report showing the filters in the barracks only captured 60% of 'large carpet fibers' - only there's no carpeting in barracks. Dust, you-name-it, goes right through. And builds up inside ducts, never cleaned. And that the CO2 level went to 1,500PPM at night, 50% over the EPA limit. We could infer then, that the self-exhaled CO that the body creates from breakdown of cortisol, was also excessive. The report was published in '97. Changes weren't made until 2015, at the earliest. That's 20 years of brain-damaging new recruits from hypoxia; as the very first thing they did every morning was run for miles, starving their brains of oxygen. Your bronchials remain restricted, having tightened up due to the hairs inside, detecting mold and dust from the HVAC system while you slept. Underdesigned and undermaintained - U.S. military standards!</p><p></p><p>I write all this, because there are hundreds of thousands of veterans who have nothing to show for it, being turned-out due to mental illness, with brain damage starting in basic training. That they were unaware of, and didn't claim, when, later, they likely had a higher expectation of performance, than they were capable of, broke equipment or got someone killed, and got boarded-out. A drop in IQ, change in character and personality, a lack of inhibition control, are all common after hypoxic brain damage. But if they don't know they had initial brain damage and so did not claim it at their hearing, they will be forced out with nothing: no VA etc. They can, spend years like me, going back and forth with the fraudulent 'Board', to get the records corrected, but the same fat-ass tin-star worthless psychopaths sit at the top, and they don't want to open the can of worms if they honor the fact, that their system brain-damaged recruits from the very first day.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deno, post: 198573, member: 38086"] Disability. I was 'lucky' enough, to realize I could not work after getting out of uniform, and for the first time in my life, went to a State Welfare office. Had never been in one before, and didn't know what to expect. Happened to be one of the few States that makes an assessment and has a program when you say 'I can't work': they figure it out. Which is what I said. I didn't know why I couldn't work at the time. I didn't remember what had happened to me. They did their own in-house mini-assessment, then sent it to Social Security. Then Social Security did theirs. This is all within months, not more than a year. As a result, there is an eligibility date and diagnosis of 'the after-affects of severe brain damage' inextricably linked to my time in service. But the top of the military (board, pentagoon etc) does not want to touch it. They are all too interested in using replaceable, discardable bodies and weapons, to pad their pockets with millions, and their chest with empty tin stars, while blowing hot-air up the ass of the naive. I suggest the movie "Pentagon Wars", starring Kelsey Grammer, based on the true book written by James G. Burton, who, being one of the few honest people of higher rank, had to retire. [URL="https://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/fl-xpm-1986-11-30-8603130715-story.html"]MILITARY DISSENTER ENDURED ADVERSITY BUT WON BRASS RING[/URL] [MEDIA=youtube]ir0FAa8P2MU[/MEDIA] Attached, you'll find a report showing the filters in the barracks only captured 60% of 'large carpet fibers' - only there's no carpeting in barracks. Dust, you-name-it, goes right through. And builds up inside ducts, never cleaned. And that the CO2 level went to 1,500PPM at night, 50% over the EPA limit. We could infer then, that the self-exhaled CO that the body creates from breakdown of cortisol, was also excessive. The report was published in '97. Changes weren't made until 2015, at the earliest. That's 20 years of brain-damaging new recruits from hypoxia; as the very first thing they did every morning was run for miles, starving their brains of oxygen. Your bronchials remain restricted, having tightened up due to the hairs inside, detecting mold and dust from the HVAC system while you slept. Underdesigned and undermaintained - U.S. military standards! I write all this, because there are hundreds of thousands of veterans who have nothing to show for it, being turned-out due to mental illness, with brain damage starting in basic training. That they were unaware of, and didn't claim, when, later, they likely had a higher expectation of performance, than they were capable of, broke equipment or got someone killed, and got boarded-out. A drop in IQ, change in character and personality, a lack of inhibition control, are all common after hypoxic brain damage. But if they don't know they had initial brain damage and so did not claim it at their hearing, they will be forced out with nothing: no VA etc. They can, spend years like me, going back and forth with the fraudulent 'Board', to get the records corrected, but the same fat-ass tin-star worthless psychopaths sit at the top, and they don't want to open the can of worms if they honor the fact, that their system brain-damaged recruits from the very first day. [/QUOTE]
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