I am doing a report for my Prodev class, I knew a little on this particular subject had know idea of how extreme this problem was. May I say to our Vets I am so sorry, I always try to donate every month but I would like to find out how I can help even more and get the word out. Email me to let me know.

involved in evaluating deployment of soldiers since 2003 and recently mtbi, since 2007 i found that soldiers weren't interested in csi, anam or tbi. they just wanted to do their job and be treated when injury exist. however, they were reluctant to be labled by non combat seasoned medical providers who relied on a study to validated a treatment protocol. the command was more interested in mission accomplishment than preventive medicine. when they did seek eval or identified requiring assistance not all participants were helpful. usually being told they had a psychological issue and released which was not recognized by the va. i found not until 2009 did dod, va and cdc start taking tbi treatment serious enough to make treatment protocol. now what will be done when afghanistan whines down what will america do with the potential dementia, alzheimer and future veterans with these ailments to include parkonsins or worse als. i would hope they don't wait for periodical validation as the va and congress did for agent orange and gulf war syndrome. i have trust in military medicine, look at what it did for malaria.