Posted on Jun 27, 2024

A Presumption of Guilt: The Uncomfortable Identity of a ‘Disabled’ Veteran Who Feels Like an...

MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D.

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A Presumption of Guilt: The Uncomfortable Identity of a ‘Disabled’ Veteran Who Feels Like an...

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Posted 3 mo ago

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PO1 H Gene Lawrence

Posted 3 mo ago

I am so lucky to have medical coverage, other than the VA.

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PO3 Edward Riddle

3 mo

PO1 H Gene Lawrence - It sounds like you are covered Big Time, Brother Gene.

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PO1 H Gene Lawrence

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PO3 Edward Riddle - I am definitely very blessed!

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MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D.

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I feel the same way. I'm retired army with 100% service-connected VA. When I lived on the Washington coast I used TRICARE and VA. Since becoming 100% in 2004 I've relied totally on VA because I've had great VA folks wherever I've lived. . . .

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PO3 Edward Riddle

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MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D. - Good for you Brother Dale. Not such good care in my hometown, but traveling around and needing them was always really nice.

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A Presumption of Guilt: The Uncomfortable Identity of a ‘Disabled’ Veteran Who Feels Like an...

A Presumption of Guilt: The Uncomfortable Identity of a ‘Disabled’ Veteran Who Feels Like an...

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