My Disagreement Letter to Depart of Veterans Affairs
Some time ago, I solicited from the Department of Veterans Affairs disability income for which I had honestly believed that I had earned but like many veterans who has to endure the decision of those who may have never served a day or only have this position of authority because they knew someone or their parents knew someone, I got a letter that truly made me sick to my stomach. Apparently there needs to be a large paper trail in order to get the benefits earned after service. Now none of this is explained to you before you sign on the dotted line and just how many are they expecting to think that far ahead when signing up for military service. For many of us, the thought of not returning home is the primary concern not that after we do our time we have cataloged the necessary documents to get awarded our benefits. And it surprises so many that veteran suicides are so high and tempers are so short. Imagine being told that all this awaits you after your se...