STAND UP FOR ALL VETERANS!

Help put an end to "leaking" of psychiatric record information from the VA healthcare system due to retaliation for veteran(s) trying to obtain the best care for their PTSD.  Also, help put an end to harassing cellphone calls to veterans with staff members in the office with other veteran while discussing a female veteran.  Telling another veteran that "if" the nurse/doctor had the code to get into female veteran's records from another VA facility, that they would manipulate her record to make her look bad or crazy is totally healthy behaviors towards any veteran.    Changing diagnosis of veteran(s) just because a veteran contacts their Senators, Congressmen or the Dept of Veterans Affairs is not something conducive to anyones mental health, etc.  

Service-connected veterans should receive top priority at all facilities and care; but those who have not gotten diagnosed with service-connection need to be able to be heard as well.  When a disgruntled employee seeks revenge on a Vietnam Veteran widow, who also is a U.S. Navy veteran, it proves to show that the VA healthcare system does not screen their employees as well as they could.  Putting a female veteran down to other veterans is not helpful either.  As a prior Federal employee, I did my best to help veterans, military personnel and civilians from all walks of life.  If I wasn't a true veteran with an HONORABLE DISCHARGE, I would not have been able to obtain help from a GoldStar Mother when I moved into my first apartment by myself after the death of my Vietnam Veteran.  

Well, if some Veterans Administration staff members are allowed to use working hours to purposely harass a veteran at home, our Federal government is not directing monies for veterans for the right reasons.  My husband died after fighting for his service-connected disability and could only be listed as less than 10 percent, yet if a person gets close to some staff members, they are able to receive help on how to word things when seeking medical/psychiatric care in order to receive financial disability through the VA system.  Vietnam Veteran husband served in the U.S. Marine Corp HONORABLY for 7 years, was exposed to AGent Orange and passed away in 2009 from Pancreatic Cancer.  Why is it that other veterans are able to receive compensation for all the effects from marching while serving in the military, yet the Marines are well known for being sent to the frontlines in any war. 

Let us help ALL veterans to receive the care they so deserve without the defaming of their lives just because an employee or disgruntled veteran with prior background of prison or addictions seeks to hurt innocent veterans and their family members!