I expect to go to Vietnam with Dr. John Wesley Fisher and wife Lindsley Field this Sept. They are both excellent healers and they go every year for a couple of weeks and help in Agent Orange clinics - some of which they initiated over the years.
Sad: The U.S. has never agreed to pay Vietnam reparations or the $3 billion in reconstruction funds President Nixon promised during the Paris peace accords that ended the American involvement in Vietnam in 1973.
50 years on, veterans find healing in return to Vietnam
50 years on, veterans find healing in return to Vietnam
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Fifty years since the first major American combat unit was deployed to Vietnam, the lethal legacies of war still haunt generations of civilians in that country. Special correspondent Mike Cerre, who served in that conflict, reports from Danang about...
• Ron Alexander LIKE: SEN. PATRICK LEAHY, (D) Vermont: We spent $100 million to remediate this. We built a state-of-the-art facility. MIKE CERRE: Senator Patrick Leahy is a longtime advocate of funding NGOs helping Vietnam deal with these lethal legacies. He was in Da Nang last year for the inauguration of his three-story oven-like building to cook the dioxin out of the soil, the dangerous compound which has been contaminating the local water and food chain.
Lindsey Field, we would love to have you on our fall 2015 trip Ron! Lindsey is Dr. Fisher's wife and they go over there and help with healing the victims of agent orange every year!
Fifty years since the first major American combat unit was deployed to Vietnam, the lethal legacies of war still haunt generations of civilians in that country. Special correspondent Mike Cerre, who served in that conflict, reports from Danang about...
• Ron Alexander LIKE: SEN. PATRICK LEAHY, (D) Vermont: We spent $100 million to remediate this. We built a state-of-the-art facility. MIKE CERRE: Senator Patrick Leahy is a longtime advocate of funding NGOs helping Vietnam deal with these lethal legacies. He was in Da Nang last year for the inauguration of his three-story oven-like building to cook the dioxin out of the soil, the dangerous compound which has been contaminating the local water and food chain.
Lindsey Field, we would love to have you on our fall 2015 trip Ron! Lindsey is Dr. Fisher's wife and they go over there and help with healing the victims of agent orange every year!
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