Thomas Scanlon Francesca DePalo Kat Fisher.  Horrific  Dealt with major health hazards  Trench foot, lice, and tetanus  Hampered blood circulation.

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Thomas Scanlon Francesca DePalo Kat Fisher

 Horrific  Dealt with major health hazards  Trench foot, lice, and tetanus  Hampered blood circulation

 Did everything in trenches  Ate, Slept, and washed  Dead decomposing bodies laying in the trenches  Diseased rats scurried around

 Stood in Trench for hours at a time

Trench Foot-result of prolonged periods in wet, soggy boots in cold, water –filled trenches Feet swelled, blistered and caused intense pain Soldiers were ordered to change socks whenever possible

Trench Fever- caused by lice infestations High grade fever, aches, rashes

Other Physical Effects: Influenza Lice Infestation Respiratory Problems

Shell Shock- Post Traumatic Stress Disorder label for neuropsychiatric casualties of the war due to exploding shell blasts Side Effects- starry-eyes looks, violent tremors, expressions of terror and sometimes blindness and paralysis

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