There is still time to apply for significant compensation if you have been diagnosed with any of the 68 cancers that doctors at the WTC Health Program (WTCHP) have linked to the WTC toxic dust. The deadline to apply to the Victim Compensation Fund (VCF) is two years from the date that a cancer has been certified by the WTC Health Program — or any other governmental agency. The two-year period to register doesn’t start on the day of a cancer diagnosis. Rather, it starts only when a cancer survivor is made aware their cancer was linked to exposure to the WTC toxins.
For those who died from their WTC-linked cancers, the two-year period for their family to register starts on the day of the death of the WTC victim.
Peter Andrews
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Bob Horsham
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Joseph hudak
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Edward Lewis
God bless you for all the good work you are doing. Thank you
Zina Milan
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kenneth specht
Mike and his firm put the funds urgently needed by first responders back out to the field to assist those on the front lines. Proud to work by Mike’s side
Zulma E. Candelario
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Michael Barasch
My firm, in conjunction with the FealGood Foundation, will continue to support those on the front lines during this most difficult time. I appreciate your offer and suggest you make the donation at: https://fealgoodfoundation.com/ Grateful for your contribution – stay safe and strong!