Veteran Suicides, PTSD, and Election 08': DOES AMERICA CARE?

"I'm looking forward to the day that the federal government makes it a crime to harass the PTSD disabled; on the same criminal level as Sexual Harassment and the harassment of any physical disability.

The 300,000 'new' PTSD veterans deserve at least this much..."

Jack Cunningham, Proud American, Proud Vietnam Veteran, Disabled PTSD Vet

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Federal government makes it a crime to harass the PTSD disabled

Is It Time For The Federal government to make it a crime to harass the PTSD disabled veterans; on the same criminal level as Sexual Harassment and the harassment of any physical disability.

Yes

No

Not Sure

I thought the PTSD Disabled were already protected under the ADA.

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VA Busted Again Over Poor Diagnosis and Mistreatment of PTSD Vets

http://www.americans-working-together.com/post_traumatic_stress_disorder_ptsd/id39.html

Estimates now say that there are 300,000 new PTSD veterans

If the federal government gave Equal Justice on this, they would be in trouble. They are the biggest harassers.   Ask almost every PTSD veteran, who has had to battle through the Veterans Affairs system. "Battle" is probably an under statement.   The above and below links are just part of the battle facing America's new PTSD vets.

VA psychologist to staff: don't diagnose PTSD in Returning Veterans         http://www.americans-working-together.com/post_traumatic_stress_disorder_ptsd/id35.html

The VA medical staff is great; however, the VA administration harass PTSD veterans on a large scale.    Please call your members of Congress and ask them to investigate the overall treatment of PTSD Veterans.

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/PTSDveteranSupport

http://www.CapVeterans.com

National Group Offers Free Psychiatric Care to War Vets

http://www.americans-working-together.com/post_traumatic_stress_disorder_ptsd/id38.html

WASHINGTON -- A coalition of mental health groups announced plans Monday to establish a nationwide network of psychiatrists, psychologists and other experts to provide free counseling to combat veterans and their families.

(Someday, I hope some Civil Rights attorneys come forward to help disabled PTSD veterans as well.)