The gentleman from Wisconsin (Mr. Bergman) has laid it out. We have veterans with invisible wounds that they have brought back from the battlefield. One suicide is too many. We have MDMA therapy that is now being proven to be sometimes 90 percent effective in curing these invisible wounds. We owe it to our veterans, to our society, and to our friends and neighbors who have served to bring these therapies to them as quickly as possible. Mr. Chair, I urge my colleagues to support this measure.
Jose Luis Correa: “The gentleman from Wisconsin (Mr. Bergman) has laid it out. We have veterans with invisible wounds that they have…”
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