[Publib] Now you've asked

[Backwage at aol.com]

In a message dated 8/5/2009 6:48:31 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
lguidarini at aapld.org writes:

One thing regarding  veterans, my brother was in the Navy. He developed 
diabetes, and rather than  pay to treat him the Navy dishonorably discharged 
him. My family fought hard  trying to overturn that. Even if they didn’t pay 
him money, it was the  principle of the thing. My brother ultimately died 
following a transplant  meant to cure him, and my family tried again to get his 
status changed. But no  dice.


They don't dishonorably discharge anybody for medical reasons.  They  
either discharged him honorably with a condition that was not service-related or  
they dishonorably discharged him for something he did.  When you are  
discharged with a non-service related illness, you are sent to the Veterans  
Administration system.  If you want to know his discharge status, find his  
DD-214 and give it a look.  
 
M. M. 
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