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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.mi...h-care/va-healthcare-priority-groups.html/ampHow do you know what priority group you are in?
I got out in 2000. I don't have a ratings. I do have full medical coverage at the VA with $45 copays (this may be $30) on my visits to the CBOC and Snore Clinic at the big hospital and a 90 day supply of meds is $15 dollars.
CHRIS
How do you know what priority group you are in?
I got out in 2000. I don't have a ratings. I do have full medical coverage at the VA with $45 copays (this may be $30) on my visits to the CBOC and Snore Clinic at the big hospital and a 90 day supply of meds is $15 dollars.
CHRIS
That’s kool
That’s kool
Until your ass gets bumped, and you are stuck in minot North Dakota
Remember when I was flying back to the mainland from Pearl Harbor and the stewardess told me to take any seat so I plopped my ass in 1st Class seat. As the plane was filling up some dude stops in front of me and says You are in my seat. I promptly told him to piss off and the stewardess told him it was a first come flight. He grumbled something and went back to coach. Made my day.
I’ll tell you trying to get a breakdown letter from the VA is a pain in the ass...
I’ll never understand the math, how is it to go from 90 to 100 u need like 50 more percent
Brain damage...
Sad!
#TheStruggleIsReal
It is...quite sad. Guy, for the most part, is a decent guy. Must have been too close to a few detonations when he was over seas.
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It is really bad now....The US Military is the strongest Socialist System in America. Its very common for a teenager to go in "American" and come out "Entitled"
John
It is really bad now....
Considering some benefits have timetables attached to them, i have no problems with Veterans being "woke" to them.
Losing your GI bill or ability to enroll for healthcare is bs, but its reality
I guess I can kinda understand...turn 18, join up, after some training be givin millions of dollars worth of gear, round the world travel, free hair cuts...
What’s funny is I remember my old man telling me stories of going through in the 60s. Some of the recruits/draftees came into the army from really rough home life’s. Growing up extremely poor and the like. Suddenly have dental care, health care, better food than they had ever had. Training was a breeze for many who had worked extreme labor in rough conditions. Many of them got trained in trades and after their service went home having made more money than they had ever had, a free trade education, and their teeth fixed.
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