Ruth pays homage to her Vietnam veteran father, who died from Pancreatic Cancer when she was fourteen and investigates and reveals the circumstances surrounding his death. While Ruth believes that her father was a victim of overexposure to the Agent Orange herbicidal warfare program, she articulates how little federal research has been approved to legitimize her opinion. This zine also includes a list of presumptive illnesses according to the VA Agent Orange newsletter, a recipe for the Mickey Mouse pancakes her father cooked for her, and photographs of Vietnam and her father.