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Category Archives: Veterans
Wounded Soldiers Stuck in Limbo, Addicted to Meds
Well color me unsurprised. Medical officials estimate that 25 percent to 35 percent of about 10,000 ailing soldiers assigned to special wounded-care companies or battalions are addicted or dependent on drugs — particularly prescription narcotic pain relievers, according to an … Continue reading
End of the Year Veteran Donations
I’ve been looking for something to post that would show everyone that I’m not dead, but didn’t revolve around politics like much of my past content. So I decided to finally write about something I’ve been meaning to for a … Continue reading
Log Rolling World Title #8, No Thanks to the VA
This weekend at the Lumberjack World Championships in Hayward, WI I won my 8th log rolling world title. Here is the final match, minus the second fall Darren Hudson got on me (for some reason it wasn’t filmed). I think I … Continue reading
Posted in Government Incompetence, Log Rolling, Veterans
Tagged amputee, log rolling, lumberjack world championships, Lymes Disease, prosthetics, veterans
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British Government Withdraws Amputee Soldier’s Benefits For Walking 400m
And I thought our VA system was bad. A soldier has spoken of his disgust after his disability benefit was axed despite losing a leg fighting for his country. Private Aron Shelton, 26, had his left leg amputated in December … Continue reading
Posted in Amputee, Veterans
Tagged afghanistan, amputee, Britain, prosthetics, va, veterans
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Another Walter Reed Amputee Returns To Combat
Capt. Dan Luckett of the Army’s 101st Airborne Division is assigned to one of the most dangerous parts of Afghanistan, the Zhari district just north of Kandahar city, where Taliban attacks are common. He goes on patrols, lifts weights in … Continue reading
Senate Democrats Tax Veterans
You can’t really blame Senate Democrats. They are simply following in the footsteps of Obama, who tried to make wounded Veterans like me pay for our war injuries with private insurance. I guess it’s only fitting they come after my … Continue reading
Obama Spites Veterans Part II
As proof that the last post wasn’t a joke, I offer the latest news out of the American Legion. WASHINGTON, DC (March 16, 2009) – The leader of the nation’s largest veterans organization says he is “deeply disappointed and concerned” … Continue reading
Happy Veterans Day
Coping Written Sunday, January 21, 2007 I’m doing the best that I can, considering. I spend a lot of time really pissed off or really upset. I know I am getting better at a pretty good rate, but still. In … Continue reading
Slain Beverly Soldier Explained Why He Served
The following is a blog entry written on Aug. 30, 2008, by Army Specialist Stephen Fortunato, who was killed Tuesday in Afghanistan when the vehicle he was riding in was blown up by an improvised explosive device. May he rest … Continue reading
Thanks For?
I’m beginning to see why throughout history there have been vets living outside the realm of “normal society” and becoming homeless. When you put your life on the line for your country, you should be treated like a hero. Instead … Continue reading