May 21, 2014
MPN Advocacy and Education International is searching for Vietnam Veterans who were exposed to Agent Orange and now have a diagnosis of Myelofibrosis, Polycythemia Vera, or Essential Thrombocythemia (Myeloproliferative Neoplasms-MPNs).
This information will be collected in an attempt to add myeloproliferative neoplasms to the US Department of Veterans Affairs 'presumptive' list of conditions resulting from exposure to Agent Orange/dioxin during the Vietnam War and could create a resource for assistance with treatments and compensation.
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Wayne
I believe we have communicated previously ... your history sounds like mine...VN, diagnosed with ET, prescribed Hydroxyurea, switched to Anagrelide-but that seems to have a sporadic manufactures support -not available all the time, so switched back to Hydrea, going through the VA claims right now-have you head anything from the MPN group about the status of ET and the VA? thanks - hope all is well with you, Gerald
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HI Wayne, I too was in VN ('69-'70) and was diagnosed as having ET two weeks ago. I would like to learn more and join you in your efforts to connect AO to ET.
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I dId locate one claim approved for pv by va. Why can't we communicate with each other to pull together resources?
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