The process of truly trying to figure out as a veteran who represents you is so confusing that it is seems like it's an illusion. The process of representations comes across more as if the veteran is the customer and or potential client and the Veterans Affairs organizations is comprised of "Sales" Representatives and if you take a veteran to lunch you can expense your meals. The error is blatantly obvious in the question of having too ask for representation because what truly matters is who is held accountable and if it's not the people that are representing you the that explains why people just seem to disappear and come in and out of your life as veteran when your're self-destructing and need help the most.
As Far as I can tell there is no one on that committee that represents me and no reason to believe that anyone on any of other committees do either but I am too exhausted to put forth the effort of chasing illusions and really don't eat enough to even care or benefit from free lunches. I could dive deeper into this mesh of a service-less pool but I feel sick to my stomach, not hungry enough to eat and my meds are on hold at whatever pharmacy that deliveries from the cloud and is not in the system so that all the VA medical centers are aware of what medications are withheld from you while you go through withdrawal symptoms.
STATEMENT OF MICHAEL J. MISSAL INSPECTOR GENERAL
US Senate Committee of Veterans Affairs
First, let me say if the life of veterans is not critical enough to call a all hands on deck and be sure that all representative regardless if it be for a veteran and or constituent, is not present and accounted for then why lie to ourselves further damaging veterans by misrepresented a "catch all" if the phone rings then we are satisfied, and if answered how, when and if help can be provided is an equations with only variables that's is calculated worldwide so there will never and can never be a distributed definition for "crisis" and a level of service that every one can expects.
MICHAEL J. MISSAL, INSPECTOR GENERAL, DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS gave testimony BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON MILITARY CONSTRUCTION, VETERANS AFFAIRS, AND RELATED AGENCIES COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS UNITED STATES SENATE HEARING ON “PREVENTING VETERAN SUICIDE” on April 22, 2017.
As Far as I can tell there is no one on that committee that represents me and no reason to believe that anyone on any of other committees do either but I am too exhausted to put forth the effort of chasing illusions and really don't eat enough to even care or benefit from free lunches. I could dive deeper into this mesh of a service-less pool but I feel sick to my stomach, not hungry enough to eat and my meds are on hold at whatever pharmacy that deliveries from the cloud and is not in the system so that all the VA medical centers are aware of what medications are withheld from you while you go through withdrawal symptoms.
STATEMENT OF MICHAEL J. MISSAL INSPECTOR GENERAL
US Senate Committee of Veterans Affairs
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