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    DEC. 5 VETERAN DAVID DUBOIS

    en-usDecember 06, 2015
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    About this Episode

    United States Marine Corps Veteran David Dubois shares his experiences with Leukemia and brings awareness to those Marines, Corpsman and family members who are victims of Camp Lejeune’s contaminated drinking water from ’57 - ’87. David’s only option for surviving is a bone marrow transplant. David needs help with the finances associated with transplant. More information: www.GoFundMe.com/bushido

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