Neurologist: "Your husband's illness is too advanced and we cannot care for him here." Rejected from care home too, can't manage his pain.

This makes ZERO sense. Too much pain. Illness too advanced. That's what their JOBS are. Is this Glioblastoma Mutiforme? AO?

It's a mess between Medicare and V.A. Two Federal social workers who aren't allowed to talk to one another? Rather anti-social eh?

AO @stefsull spot-on nailed it meaning you likely have known someone with same? :( :( Not Glioblastoma tho multiple Gliomas, 7 spine 1 brain

And let me guess, VA still says, "Not on the list of AO problems"? Which from what I was just reading online seems like BS.

That classification means he is to receive healthcare even with the active AO deniability stuff going on. It is outright criminal.

This whole thread makes me wanna cry — veteransresources.org/forums…

This sentence trumps Donald Basturd Trump's idiocy level "If the veteran has passed on he no longer has a claim for compensation." @stefsull

it's also incorrect. Surviving family members are entitled to some benefits.