"I think it is disgusting," said one Army Reserve member who went to Iraq and asked that his name not be used.
That soldier said that after being deployed in March he suffered a sudden onset of neurological symptoms in Baghdad that has gotten steadily worse. He shakes uncontrollably.
He said the Army has told him he has Parkinson's Disease and it was a pre-existing condition, but he thinks it was something in the anthrax shots the Army gave him.
"They say I have Parkinson's, but it is developing too rapidly," he said. "I did not have a problem until I got those shots."This guy should be tested for Wilson's Disease ...
http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/diseases/facts/wilsonsdisease.htm ... if symptoms don't present until "soldiering age", they are likely to be neurological, and such patients are frequently misdiagnosed with Parkinson's ...
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