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I don't know what to do about it, but I agree with you. I am a nurse (hospital) and never saw a PWP (I thought). Since it has come into our life (my husband and his brother) I have picked up on 3 or 4 in this neighborhood. They are late onset and I don't belive I would have thought anymore than that they were getting older. Now, when I don't think I am being obtrusive I talk with them and they feel comfortable with me knowing. there are more out there. Nita Gerry & Brig Haines wrote: > Brig was employed by a national security agency in 61& 62 in Nevada when you > know what was happening. We have tried to make officials aware of this > toxicity, > but to no avail. Everyone thinks we are crazy, but I sincerely think there is > possibilty of some connection. Especially, with the grant given to the US > Army for the neurotoxin exposure treatment research program.(the > pathophysiology and neurodegenerative diseases, including Parkinson's disease, > and including environmental and stress exposures factors. > Doctors don't put much in this either, must be be. > Let's keep the heat on congress and anyone else who can help. My feelings > always have been that there are many more PWP's that we could ever imagine, > not diagnosed, housebound(without computers), in denial, and patients in > nursing homes. > Just some thoughts!!!!!! > Brig and Gerry Haines