Veterans Affairs Remeber the Lies Las Cruces new mexico

In 1983 I was recruited by the United States Army due to it offer of benefits. Walking away from college and a very successful buisness to serve my country was a honor. A honor every man in my family had done for several generations. Over the next several years I was very sucessful with my military career. Upon my return from a combat zone I started suffering from undiagnosed illnesses and was discharged on a medical. For 25 plus years I have seeked help through the Veterans Affairs, the ones the Army turned thier responsibility over to my medical care. Last year I almost died due to this poor care. My last appointment with my primary care giver resulted in all my medical records were missing and he could not treat me. I was told I would be seen in a year and I could bring proof then. I have had to turn to medicaid as I can not work nor afford medical insurance. Medical insurance that should be covered by my military service. I have been denied care and abused by VA doctors for several years and have even reported the to the Inspector Generals office, the Surgeon Generals office, and the state medical boards. These folks all work with the VA and say they will help. But in the end they do nothing. I was shocked to find out the Local Inspector General is actually a employee of the VA. I would tell any Vet reading this to do two things. One is to seek medical help outside the VA system. Two do not let anyone continue to join the military. You have been let down by the folks who you served.