On the recordJune 3, 2009
Family caregivers are more often than not at the core of what sustains the treatment and recovery of our wounded, ill, or injured soldiers.
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congress.govHenry Brown: “Family caregivers are more often than not at the core of what sustains the treatment and recovery of our wounded, ill…”
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Brown highlights the essential role of family caregivers in soldier recovery.
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