On the recordApril 15, 2013
So I think it is a problem of fundamental fairness. If a medical diagnosis linked to a claimed event is enough for one group of veterans, it ought to be enough for another.
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congress.govSo I think it is a problem of fundamental fairness. If a medical diagnosis linked to a claimed event is enough for one group of veterans, it ought to be enough for another.
Michaud argues for equal treatment of veterans seeking benefits.
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