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stated, “...we already know that MCS is one of the most commonly diagnosed chronic disorders in civilians and the most common — but still largely undiagnosed — disorder of any kind in Gulf War veterans of the United States.”

Ms. Rusche keeps up with all of the research and controversy; she also spends her life trying to avoid the triggers which she knows are real and disabling.

It was about seven years ago when she was working for a landscaping company in Washington, D.C. that a “trigger” turned her life around. Up until then she knew there was something different about her, but she coped. Even as a child she had an aversion to being inside; for some reason she always felt ill after being indoors for any length of time: severe headaches, difficulty breathing, pains, flu-like symptoms, and weariness.

Seven years ago she spent two days doing landscaping in a cul-de-sac in Washington. Eight ginko trees in that area

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