To N.C.I.S., C.I.A., D.E.A. S.O.D., F.B.I.: Elderly Neglected At Denver VA Medical Center & Medical Torture Of Female, Enlisted At TAMC

There was an elderly man, an abused, neglected, disabled veteran in a wheelchair in the waiting room, when I was waiting to see Dr. Cunningham, while sitting next to an abused, disabled medical professional (female, Caucasian, from Billings, Montana, an Army medical rating, similar to a senior registered nurse, previously stationed in Alaska, with a younger, Hispanic-American, male partner).

The elderly man was Caucasian, white-haired, and brought in by police officers in uniform, from an ambulance. He was transferred from a nursing facility that abused and neglected him. He was shivering in his thin hospital gown, with no blanket, or robe.

The female medical professional from Billings, Montana needed a urogynecologist to repair repeatedly botched medical surgeries that damaged her bladder.

At Tripler Army Medical Center, in Hawaii, my son was in the hospital at two months of age,  with a pediatric roommate. My son had lost his voice screaming, sobbing and crying from medical torture. He was whisper-crying, with laryngitis, when I arrived there. He had been given a spinal tap, to rule out meningitis. He had cold symptoms, nasal congestion, was fussier, and had a fever of 101°F, in the ear temperature. He didn't have meningitis, but was given broad spectrum antibiotics, "just in case." He had been transferred from Makalapa Medical Clinic to TAMC.

His roommate, the 10 month-old looking boy, had a poor mother, a Hispanic-American service member who had to also get surgery because the medical staff there who performed her C-section left a scalpel inside of her, causing extreme pain for over ten months.