Yes. My Father, a retired from the Air Force with 30+ years . We have great doctors, great care, and a wonderful community to reside. I only have one concern regarding his care.
My father worked hard for the U. S. Air Force his whole life, but he is not eligible for the monthly Veteran benefit because he was a good steward of his resources. I feel that if a soldier has given their life to a branch of the service or served in time of war, they should be eligible for that benefit. It can help with the monthly fees necessary for a facility to help care for them. It might also help with medical equipment needs, or medications. In addition, soldiers should be able to apply that benefit to any care giving service that might help them. After all, they are the reason we the opportunity to even voice our opinion on a topic such as this.
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