RON

You truly have allot of character and personality my Friend. I see that in every post you have ever done, always upbeat and uplifting. I'm glad you're having a good day and hopefully not too nervous. I will always light a candle for you alongside a prayer for you, yours and "Recovery of Paramount Proportions never seen before in medical history" You know, you can always call the VARO, ask for the case manager or DRO (whoever has your file) give them a look into your life (financial difficulties, medical issues, operations, depression, about to lose my home, can't work, very ill) and ask for an update as much as they possibly can in the way of "HINT" to rest your soul and ease the heart. Sometimes, like any other human, emotions are present and heart has compassion and thus, you just might be able to get some information on the IU claim you've been waiting for. Peace of mind is very important for veterans in circumstances like yours, and my feeling is that they do have compassion and know the hardships. I wish you the best my Friend, and I know you'll be online before you get admitted so I'll wait and look forward to your next post. Godspeed to you and yours, most sincerely.
Eres Tu!
Freddy

Good luck Ron, and Godspeed.
Mike

Carl M. "Mike" Dietz

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Originally posted by Flash69:
Good luck Ron, and Godspeed.
Mike

Carl M. "Mike" Dietz

Thank you

Freddy,, and Mike,, I will keep you guys informed.

Ron
SSgt65

Stop by here often and let's work together to help each other out.

Ron August 31, 2008

Ron my friend,

Please know that I have you in my thoughts today and that I wish you a fast and speedy recovery from your surgery. If not in body I and many of your friends here will be with you and your family in spirit on Tuesday. I look forward to hearing of, and sharing with you the joy your successful procedure.

My continued best to you and your family,
Dick Tracy

Godspeed your recovery and we all wish you the very best.