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Well, thanks for those who helped with their expertise!! Berta.Lisa,jbasser,Josephine and entropnet[sp?],john...thank you.. I filed the form today[certified]at the St. Pete,Fl. RO and obtained a law firm from VA.[vets4vets] to take my case..Bert/josephine said ask for millions in previous posts, i asked for a "million"[my compassionate side]any way the claim base is 'residual disability' from 1]premature discharge..2]act of omission..3]improper examination..4]failure to provide appropriate"informed consent''.. the nuse paralegal from the ''firm'' said,''you have good cause for negligence" were moving ahead, and i'll keep you all posted..sincerely, will

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Well, thanks for those who helped with their expertise!! Berta.Lisa,jbasser,Josephine and entropnet[sp?],john...thank you.. I filed the form today[certified]at the St. Pete,Fl. RO and obtained a law firm from VA.[vets4vets] to take my case..Bert/josephine said ask for millions in previous posts, i asked for a "million"[my compassionate side]any way the claim base is 'residual disability' from 1]premature discharge..2]act of omission..3]improper examination..4]failure to provide appropriate"informed consent''.. the nuse paralegal from the ''firm'' said,''you have good cause for negligence" were moving ahead, and i'll keep you all posted..sincerely, will

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I am glad things are going for you. Good luck and keep us posted. It is always good to help others! Thank you! Lisa

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