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I forgot to call the VA about medicine.  Looking at the clock, it looked like there might be time.  Called, got through.  They force us to go through the suicide think, part of their psyop to cause vets to commit suicide... not a help.  They know that, designed it to do that.

Anyway, I got through.  The stuff my doctor ordered isn't on order.  They had notes for the rejection of the drug he initially asked for, that they refused.  But not about the medicine they agreed to send.  This is on purpose.  They have turned down every prescription from every doctor that isn't in the VA system.  It isn't about their program, it's a pogrom.

Fine.  If the doctor can figure out how to get paid, perhaps we can try again.  Though I need to know which medicine it is, and review it, before he sends the order.  I wasn't involved in the process, to start.  So... didn't even know he was going with a medicine?  Or did I forget?  Anyway, I'll call his office, let him or his nurse/staff know.

Look, it's not just me.  Every doc I have seen has ordered something.  From this more complicated medicine, to simple vitamin b3 (I think).  The VA has turned down... four or five scripts, and ignored the one they agreed to fill!  I hope Trump does something with this bureaucracy too.  The VA is always super funded.  All that money disappears into the union.  Vets don't even get reasonable care out of it.

Oh, and absolutely flush dei hires.  Every single one of them.  Period.  This isn't a job-fair for the lame and stupid.  Well, it is, but shouldn't be.  A little respect for the guys who fought for this nation, rightly or wrongly, would be good.  Or flush the whole VA and spend the money on better cash and honest medical for vets.  Without all the commies, haters, and bureaucrats... bad, ugly, indifferent, nosy, and useless.

On to... other things.  But, water pills should be on the way.  Unless they don't like what I wrote, and the order gets lost, denied, or some such.  It's how unions work.