We owe our veterans a tremendous amount, the least we can do is make sure we are giving them their proper treatment for those invisible wounds that they brought back from the battlefield.
Jose Luis Correa: “We owe our veterans a tremendous amount, the least we can do is make sure we are giving them their proper treatment for…”
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Correa emphasizes the importance of proper treatment for veterans' invisible wounds.
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