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Her husband was exposed to toxic chemicals in military; PACT Act helped Neenah widow get benefits

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Since the passing of the PACT Act, approximately 66,000 screenings have been done in Wisconsin. There have been over 3.4 million veterans screened with 42% reporting at least one exposure. One of those screenings changed Linda Probst's life. Her husband, Edward Probst, died of service-related hypertension and Parkinson's disease.

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Her husband was exposed to toxic chemicals in military; PACT Act helped Neenah widow get benefits

Since the PACT Act expanded health care to veterans nationwide, all veterans walking into a VA clinic get screened for exposure.

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