The few times I was ever at a VA hosp. visiting people there I was certainly not impressed. Twice they lost my ex's grandfather, just left him in a hallway during shift change while he was waiting for procedures to be done.
Even now my step-son was in the Guard and while on the two week training mission as reg. Army he got a torn rotator cuff loading out cargo planes. The Army wouldn't release his medical records to the Guard and he had no proof that he was injured and it ended up being a two year fight for a medical discharge, he just wanted his arm fixed and to make a carrer out of the Guard. But as it stands now he still hasn't got it fixed and is working for min. wage.
Of course he can't get medical because of his arm either.
That is one system that needs fixed. Those that enlisted were promised to be taken care of and that promise was broken.
Even now my step-son was in the Guard and while on the two week training mission as reg. Army he got a torn rotator cuff loading out cargo planes. The Army wouldn't release his medical records to the Guard and he had no proof that he was injured and it ended up being a two year fight for a medical discharge, he just wanted his arm fixed and to make a carrer out of the Guard. But as it stands now he still hasn't got it fixed and is working for min. wage.
Of course he can't get medical because of his arm either.
That is one system that needs fixed. Those that enlisted were promised to be taken care of and that promise was broken.