Human Purr Request

As most of you know, my husband, Rob, was retired from the army with brain
cancer. The army has declared Rob as being 100% disabled, but the Veterans
Administration, who are the people who ultimately pay Rob's bills, decided
that Rob was only 30% disabled and send him $500 a month because he receives
medicine for seizures. We've appealed the decision and have filed for a
hearing and for his case to be re-considered. We also contacted our
congressman to ask for his help.

Today we got a letter from our Congressman, Robin Hayes, saying that he has
been in touch with the VA, and that they have received our request for
reconsideration/hearing and that it is waiting for consideration. I know
this may sound greedy, but could you please ask your friends to purr that
the bozos realize that Rob doesn't have a hang nail and needs full
disability? The change in status would mean $700 more a month, Mandy's and
my college would be covered by the VA, and Rob would be able to get more of
the things he needs.

Pam S.

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"Pamela Shirk" wrote in message
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As most of you know, my husband, Rob, was retired from the army with brain
cancer. The army has declared Rob as being 100% disabled, but the
Veterans Administration, who are the people who ultimately pay Rob's
bills, decided that Rob was only 30% disabled and send him $500 a month
because he receives medicine for seizures. We've appealed the decision
and have filed for a hearing and for his case to be re-considered. We
also contacted our congressman to ask for his help.

Today we got a letter from our Congressman, Robin Hayes, saying that he
has been in touch with the VA, and that they have received our request for
reconsideration/hearing and that it is waiting for consideration. I know
this may sound greedy, but could you please ask your friends to purr that
the bozos realize that Rob doesn't have a hang nail and needs full
disability? The change in status would mean $700 more a month, Mandy's and
my college would be covered by the VA, and Rob would be able to get more
of the things he needs.

It doesn't sound greedy at all. It snot like Rob is making it up or claiming
disablement because of the better parking places. I'm sure if he was
actually only 30% disabled, the army would inisit he still do 70% work!
He's entitled to the payment, and therefore should get the payment, simple
as that. Hisspits of beuracracy, and purrs that the hearing comes up quickly
and goes your way.

Yowie

Tons of purrs and prayers for your request to come through.
Lily & her mama

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"Pamela Shirk" wrote in message
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As most of you know, my husband, Rob, was retired from the army with brain
cancer. The army has declared Rob as being 100% disabled, but the
Veterans Administration, who are the people who ultimately pay Rob's
bills, decided that Rob was only 30% disabled and send him $500 a month
because he receives medicine for seizures. We've appealed the decision
and have filed for a hearing and for his case to be re-considered. We
also contacted our congressman to ask for his help.

Today we got a letter from our Congressman, Robin Hayes, saying that he
has been in touch with the VA, and that they have received our request for
reconsideration/hearing and that it is waiting for consideration. I know
this may sound greedy, but could you please ask your friends to purr that
the bozos realize that Rob doesn't have a hang nail and needs full
disability? The change in status would mean $700 more a month, Mandy's and
my college would be covered by the VA, and Rob would be able to get more
of the things he needs.

Pam S.

--
http://www.mousertails.blogspot.com
Mouser Tails: The voyages of the Mouser

I'm not bad...I'm just written that way

I know
this may sound greedy, but could you please ask your friends to purr that
the bozos realize that Rob doesn't have a hang nail and needs full
disability?

IF the army has retired him for being 100 percent disabled, and if he
is too ill to work, then asking for purrs is not greedy. Greedy is
wanting money because you can't be bothered to work, not wanting money
because you need it because he cannot work.

I remember being really sick in 2004, being on medication that made me
sleep 16 hours a day, losing a job for being too tired and weak to work
up to standard, and not getting crap all from anyone.

So, many purrs are coming your way.

I hope the cancer is controllable? Purrs for /that/ as well.

--Fil

Pam, you and your family have our best purrs and hopes that you'll get the
consideration for Rob's disability that you need!
Please let us know how it goes.
hugs,
Christine and Oreo, Midnight, Robin & Tucker
"Pamela Shirk" wrote in message
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As most of you know, my husband, Rob, was retired from the army with brain
cancer. The army has declared Rob as being 100% disabled, but the
Veterans
Administration, who are the people who ultimately pay Rob's bills, decided
that Rob was only 30% disabled and send him $500 a month because he
receives
medicine for seizures. We've appealed the decision and have filed for a
hearing and for his case to be re-considered. We also contacted our
congressman to ask for his help.

Today we got a letter from our Congressman, Robin Hayes, saying that he
has
been in touch with the VA, and that they have received our request for
reconsideration/hearing and that it is waiting for consideration. I know
this may sound greedy, but could you please ask your friends to purr that
the bozos realize that Rob doesn't have a hang nail and needs full
disability? The change in status would mean $700 more a month, Mandy's and
my college would be covered by the VA, and Rob would be able to get more
of
the things he needs.

Pam S.

--
http://www.mousertails.blogspot.com
Mouser Tails: The voyages of the Mouser

I'm not bad...I'm just written that way

*****delurk Huge PURRS and prayers if those are welcomed. My brother went
through this stick with it you have done right bringing in the
congressman***relurk, Lee
Pamela Shirk wrote in message
link.net...
As most of you know, my husband, Rob, was retired from the army with brain
cancer. The army has declared Rob as being 100% disabled, but the
Veterans
Administration, who are the people who ultimately pay Rob's bills, decided
that Rob was only 30% disabled and send him $500 a month because he
receives
medicine for seizures. We've appealed the decision and have filed for a
hearing and for his case to be re-considered. We also contacted our
congressman to ask for his help.

Today we got a letter from our Congressman, Robin Hayes, saying that he
has
been in touch with the VA, and that they have received our request for
reconsideration/hearing and that it is waiting for consideration. I know
this may sound greedy, but could you please ask your friends to purr that
the bozos realize that Rob doesn't have a hang nail and needs full
disability? The change in status would mean $700 more a month, Mandy's and
my college would be covered by the VA, and Rob would be able to get more
of
the things he needs.

Pam S.

--
http://www.mousertails.blogspot.com
Mouser Tails: The voyages of the Mouser

I'm not bad...I'm just written that way

Puursss to you Pam. I hope the system will work, for your sake. And you're
not being greedy. ((((pam))))
"Pamela Shirk" wrote in message
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As most of you know, my husband, Rob, was retired from the army with brain
cancer. The army has declared Rob as being 100% disabled, but the
Veterans Administration, who are the people who ultimately pay Rob's
bills, decided that Rob was only 30% disabled and send him $500 a month
because he receives medicine for seizures. We've appealed the decision
and have filed for a hearing and for his case to be re-considered. We
also contacted our congressman to ask for his help.

Today we got a letter from our Congressman, Robin Hayes, saying that he
has been in touch with the VA, and that they have received our request for
reconsideration/hearing and that it is waiting for consideration. I know
this may sound greedy, but could you please ask your friends to purr that
the bozos realize that Rob doesn't have a hang nail and needs full
disability? The change in status would mean $700 more a month, Mandy's and
my college would be covered by the VA, and Rob would be able to get more
of the things he needs.

Pam S.

--
http://www.mousertails.blogspot.com
Mouser Tails: The voyages of the Mouser

I'm not bad...I'm just written that way

Definitely sending purrs for this! Mega purrs are in order! I really,
really hope those idiots realize just how bad Rob's situation is and you
guys get the appropriate compensation.
--
Britta


"Pamela Shirk" wrote in message
link.net...
As most of you know, my husband, Rob, was retired from the army with brain
cancer. The army has declared Rob as being 100% disabled, but the
Veterans
Administration, who are the people who ultimately pay Rob's bills, decided
that Rob was only 30% disabled and send him $500 a month because he
receives
medicine for seizures. We've appealed the decision and have filed for a
hearing and for his case to be re-considered. We also contacted our
congressman to ask for his help.

Today we got a letter from our Congressman, Robin Hayes, saying that he
has
been in touch with the VA, and that they have received our request for
reconsideration/hearing and that it is waiting for consideration. I know
this may sound greedy, but could you please ask your friends to purr that
the bozos realize that Rob doesn't have a hang nail and needs full
disability? The change in status would mean $700 more a month, Mandy's and
my college would be covered by the VA, and Rob would be able to get more
of
the things he needs.

Pam S.

--
http://www.mousertails.blogspot.com
Mouser Tails: The voyages of the Mouser

I'm not bad...I'm just written that way

Pamela Shirk wrote:
disability? The change in status would mean $700 more a month, Mandy's and
my college would be covered by the VA, and Rob would be able to get more of
the things he needs.

Absolutely! Lots of purrs that they get their act together.

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