[Blindvet-talk] Christmas Card LIst

[Marianne Haas]

Good Evening to everyone,
I really appreciate your idea.  I am new to this list.  I am a life partner
of a Veteran.  He is not blind, but I am.  Many issues can go both ways,
especially because my father was a Lutenant Coronel. I, for instance, would
like to talk to or email with partners of Veterans, especially if there are
PTSD issues around.  I have given many resources to Veterans, who for some
reason did not get any benefits.  I worked for the Department of
Rehabilitation in CA and put Veterans first, breaking any state rules and I
would do it all over again.  I also helped people who get a less then
honorable discharge with resources how to get it upgraded to honorable,
especially if those people had disabilities.

If you gust still want to talk to me, I certainly would enjoy this list.

Marianne

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Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2007 8:00 PM
To: blindvet-talk at nfbnet.org
Subject: [Blindvet-talk] Christmas Card LIst

This year when you are making out your Christmas Card List,
please add the following:
A Recovering  American  soldier
c/o  Walter  Reed  Army  Medical  Center

6900  Georgia Avenue,NW  
Washington,D.C.  20307-5001 



Dwight D.  Sayer
President,
The National Association of Blind Veterans
A Division  of the National Federation of the Blind
259 Regal Downs Circle
Winter  Garden, Fl 34787
407-877-1970
"Serving Blind Veterans All Over  America"



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