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Agent Orange

faithfull
faithfull CSN Member Posts: 9
Are there any `children` of Vietnam Veterans out there who have been diagnosed with non-hodgkins lymphoma?!?!? i know that the pamphlets that are sent out each month say only spina bifida for a possible side effect in children, but if the vets can get NHL, why cant it be passed through their blood into their children? my dad is a vietnam vet and i had NHL, so i was just wondering if there are anymore out there like me.... thanks!!! ~jody

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  • AuthorUnknown
    AuthorUnknown CSN Member Posts: 1,537 Member
    Hello Jody,

    You may want to post your question on the Military Cancer Survivors discussion board to see if perhaps somewhere there someone has had a similar experience.

    Take care and be well,

    Dana
    CSN Dana
  • faithfull
    faithfull CSN Member Posts: 9

    Hello Jody,

    You may want to post your question on the Military Cancer Survivors discussion board to see if perhaps somewhere there someone has had a similar experience.

    Take care and be well,

    Dana
    CSN Dana

    thank you so much for that Dana... i wasnt sure where to post it so i will do it now... thanks again!!!! ~jody
  • lpelak
    lpelak CSN Member Posts: 1
    NHL Agt Orange
    Yes, I was in VNam fr 1965-66 and exposed to agt orange. About four yrs ago my daughter(age 34) was diagnosed with NHL and was treated and now in remission.