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nadinbrzezinski

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7. Yes it's a policy change

Reply to chknltl (Original post)

Mon Mar 12, 2012, 09:37 PM

Mar 2012

And part of a national policy on suicide prevention, not just vets. The VA is the one who has implemented best so far.

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A change in the medical treatment received by us veterans. [View all] chknltl Mar 2012 OP

K&R Skittles Mar 2012 #1

Correct...Better late than never. n/t whathehell Mar 2012 #2

I went through that questioneer about 3 months ago. denbot Mar 2012 #3

To our dear Vets: HeiressofBickworth Mar 2012 #4

You still recieve medical treatments even if they are not service related. denbot Mar 2012 #5

Thank you for the clarification. HeiressofBickworth Mar 2012 #6

I recommend HeiressofBickworth's post strongly. chknltl Mar 2012 #8

Yes it's a policy change nadinbrzezinski Mar 2012 #7

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