Firaxis]Honestly, you're probably getting the health care that you paid for. If you had the top care from Cedars-Sinai, you probably would not have been making much as a soldier, the majority of it going towards medical deductions. Unless I'm misinterpreting how your system works.
Similar shit is going on up in Canada. A lot of the vets coming back from Afghanistan are mental cases and suicide rates are through the roof, mostly thanks to poor mental health care options. Soldiers are paid to die, be it on the battlefield or in the homeland.
Yeah thats not how it works here. Everything is free. If i had been properly medically retired i could go to any doctor i want for life on the governments dime. It all depends on how you exited the military and how a board reviewed your case.. This is a bad explanation but all ive got for you right now.
