VETERANS' SURVEYs
There are five areas of veterans' concerns and interests listed below. Your personal identity is not required in answering these questions. We ask that you submit a valid email address which will be verified in order that we may assure an accurate count in our data gathered. Your email address will remain private and confidential.
It is essential to know how many veterans are sick from environmental exposures (and vaccines), with what kinds of symptoms and conditions, and the quality of care they are receiving by DoD/MoD and the VA. The government is good for doing its own surveys and research, but seldom releases any information publicly on its findings unless it makes them look good. Let's find the real numbers and gather information from ALL veterans from ALL eras-- not just accept the sampling of veterans that have been researched and reported by the government.
It is suggested to "log-in" for each survey form. This allows you to come back at a later date to either make corrections or changes to your answers (i.e. changes in health conditions, etc.). Help us to keep accurate numbers and survey results by taking time and careful consideration in all your answers. There are blocks in each form to express any other things that weren't addressed in the survey form. You may add to these blocks if you remember something later by using the log-in feature.
survey 1 - Personal History - Country of origin, branch of military and effects of exposures and experiences on veteran and family. How has being sick affected the families and the careers of veterans?
Survey 2 - Kinds of Exposures Experienced (including vaccines) - Kinds of exposures, as well as symptoms and conditions experienced by veterans. What are real the numbers of veterans who were exposed to toxins? How many veterans actually received adequate and thorough examinations upon return from duty and how have their medical records been documented?
survey 3 - Mental Health Issues (including PTSD) - How were you evaluated for mental health conditions and what were the qualifications of your evaluator? Do veterans even know how they should be evaluated or what the criteria is for the conditions they've been diagnosed for? See this link for urgent mental healthcare: http://tinyurl.com/2akoj5
survey 4 - Quality of Healthcare and Benefits - Did you receive adequate information as to the care and benefits you are entitled to? Do you know the laws and policies that govern the criteria for your diagnosis and claims ratings?
survey 5 - Veteran Ideas, Complaints and Suggestions - Sound off with your feelings and ideas that may help to identify the numbers of satisfied or dissatisfied veterans receiving care for their conditions.
Read these Public Laws and VA Policies that authorize the care and treatment you should be receiving:
Compensation, Treatment, and Research, Legislative/Legal Matters
Review the information in this link for the kinds of testing authorized by the VA for the related conditions in the Uniform Case Assessment Protocol (UCAP)
Guidelines for Mental Health/Life Skills: PTSD Checklist (Military Version), VHA Program Guide 1103.3,
Pregnancy outcomes among U.S. Gulf War Veterans and Agent Orange Birth Defects
*These surveys are brought to you by private monies and efforts and do not depend on advertising or money-making schemes to collect email addresses for spamming or other marketing purposes. The personal information you provide here is kept confidential and is not shared nor sold with any other person or organization. Your answers will appear for public review in the Public Item Summaries and Public Summary Tables, but your identification is not revealed. Contact admin@gulfwarcouncil.com