Atlanta VA Medical Center

April 2001 I came to Decatur, Ga from Louisiana to start a new life. Being that I am a Veteran I came to the VA Medical Center on Clairmont Road and I was told it would be almost a year before I could be seen to be signed on to a (Team). THERE IS A GOD and YOU CAN FIND THE LORD IN THE ENTIRE MEDICAL STAFF AT THE VA. An Emergency Room Doctor told me that I would be on a (Team) in less than a week AND I WAS. The VA Medical Center As A Whole DESERVED ALL 50/PLUS STARS THAT ARE IN THE AMERICAN FLAG. I have children, grand children and great grand children. I can't label all my children for what one child do wrong. The fact there is such a path as The VA Medical Center is enough to EARN THE RESPECT FROM ALL AMERICANS WORLDWIDE. I love coming to the VA. My family love bringing me and staying with me. We enjoy the GREAT CARE and Respect from all the Medical Field. (WHEN LOST) The VA Medical Center have workers in burgundy color jackets to guide you in the way you should go. (DISABLED) The VA MEDICAL CENTER have wheelchairs throughout the hospital. (HUNGRY) No problem. The VA MEDICAL CENTER HAVE A CAFETERIA. (WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS) Spiritual, Mental, Physical, Health Wise, A Shoulder To Lean, A Listen Ear: The VA MEDICAL CENTER IS THE PLACE TO BE. I am so Glad God Is Greater Than News Reporters because God Show The Positive Things and convict the heart to SHAPE UP concerning the negative things. The VA MEDICAL CENTER IS LOADED WITH MORE POSITIVE THINGS THAN THE NEGATIVE. But Drama is what the world thrive on. TO: The VA MEDICAL CENTERS WORLDWIDE FROM: A More Than Satisfied Veteran. GOD, BLESS THE VA MEDICAL CENTERS THROUGHOUT THIS WORLD. **********------------------------- **********-------------------------- **********-------------------------- **********-------------------------- ------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------ GOD, BLESS THE VA MEDICAL CENTERS WORLDWIDE. May each VA MEDICAL CENTER THROUGHOUT THIS WORLD SEE THIS POST: Hold your head up high and be proud that your VA MEDICAL CENTER DOORS ARE YET OPEN FOR THE VETERANS and FOR THEIR LOVED ONES. Find it in your heart to FORGIVE NEWS REPORTERS THAT MAKE A LIVING OFF DRAMA. May this POST Awaken THE SPIRIT OF WHAT AMERICA HAVE LOST: FAITH IN GOD!!! BROTHERLY LOVE!!! UNITY!!! PEACE!!! RESPECT!!! News Reporters need to get a conscience and see the BIGGER PICTURE. (THE DOORS ARE OPEN 24/7 INCLUDING HOLIDAYS) Surely there is MUCH GOOD TO REPORT FOR ALL VA MEDICAL CENTERS. The negative I am sure is dealt with in a more WISER WAY THAN CONDEMNING THE WHOLE VA MEDICAL CENTER. (NEWS REPORTERS HAVE NOT SO CLEAN HANDS AT TIMES) But their OVERALL ROLL EARNS RESPECT FOR REPORTING NEWS. We all can use some shaping up in the negative areas of our life. Amen

Dear Jesus Christ, My dad is yet alive because of you working through the medical staff at the V. A. Medical Center. My dad was in the V. A. Medical Center 4/weeks. Things were not in my dad's favor at all health wise. BUT GOD! The Spirit of God came through doctors that Prayed with us. Believed with us. Cried With Us. The V. A. Medical Center is a little piece of HEAVEN ON EARTH. Lord Jesus, Bless The V. A. Medical Center.

Being from Tampa, Florida and having to get use to taking my father-in-law to the VA. I moved to Georgia to help both my mother-in-law and my father-in-law. My father-in-law always go to the prayer chapel of the VA to pray before each one of his appointments. Well July 2003 my father-in-law went to the prayer chapel of the VA to pray and he saw a publication spiritual book name "Our Daily Bread". My father-in-law did not know at that time that The Good Lord had him to be interested in the "Our Daily Bread" publication for what would turn out to be An Amazing Divine Move of God. My father-in-law gave the "Our Daily Bread" publication to my wife when we made it home. Keep in mind it was July 2003 of that year when my father-in-law had an appointment at the VA located on Clairmont Road and as always my father-in-law went to the prayer chapel of the VA to pray and took an "Our Daily Bread" publication home. My wife went straight to the August 5, 2003 story to read. You see the "Our Daily Bread" had 3/months woven into 1/huge book. June, July, August 2003. My dad appointment was in July of that year. But my wife skipped July altogether and went straight for August 5, 2003 story. You see my mother-in-law home was due to be sold on the courthouse steps August 5, 2003. So my wife was going to read the inspiration for August 2003 to encourage my mother-in-law and father-in-law to KEEP THE FAITH. Instead my wife saw the DISTURBING HEADING OF AUGUST 5, 2003 of "Our Daily Bread". UNEXPECTED GRIEF. Keep in mind my father-in-law got the "Our Daily Bread" from The VA Chapel and had taken it home. Oh My God!!! My wife saw the heading: UNEXPECTED GRIEF and she contacted "Our Daily Bread" to speak to the writer of that DISTURBING HEADING: UNEXPECTED GRIEF. My father-in-law praying before each appointment at the VA Chapel caused a writer of "Our Daily Bread" to receive a 24×36 Art Painting my wife done in Honor of the writer deceased teenage daughter that was killed during a car accident. The VA have a prayer chapel because they realize we are human and there is a POWER GREATER THAN US ALL THAT CAN LEAD and GUIDE US ALL. My father-in-law is yet living because of the great care he receives from GOD by way of the VA MEDICAL CENTER LOCATED ON CLAIRMONT ROAD IN DECATUR, GA.

The VA in Atlanta is a jobs program for "inner city residents," foreign doctors & nurses, and want-a-be doctors from local med schools. The Mission Act is a joke to the Atlanta VA and it is almost impossible to get referred to a Community Care doctor no matter how far away you live because they see that as a threat to their job security. By the way, you better not have to go to an emergency room. I broke my ankle in January, had to go to an emergency room for surgery and as of Oct 17 am still getting bills and collection threats from different providers. 8 1/2 months later.

AS OF THIS MOMENT I HAVE BEEN ON THE PHONE FOR 57 MINUTES WAITING TO SPEAK TO SOMEONE. HOW ABOUT AN APPROX WAIT TIME. IS IT POSSIBLE TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT IN PERSON AT THE FACILITY. IT MAYBE BETTER THAN ELEVATING MY BP AND STRESS LEVEL WAITING FOR SOMEONE TO ANSWER THE PHONE. I UNDERSTAND THE LOW APPROVAL RATING.