Camp Lejeune products share personal impacts of toxic water, why signing of PACT Act is important

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Written By Rachel Allgood
 
 

“Within 90 days I went from being a father of four, happily married man to ‘oh, you have breast cancer and it’s pretty serious’ to ‘oh, by the way, you were poisoned at your birthplace, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. And, they knew about it and didn’t bother to tell you or your family,’” he said.

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