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Amy Goyer
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National Spokesperson and Writer, AARP Bulletin
Phoenix, Washington, D.C.
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disease prevention, health promotion major diseases, minor ailments, public healthgood health & wellbeing, substance misuse treatment, un sdg advocacy, good governance politics
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By Amy Goyer| Coeur d’Alene Press Verified I learned so much about how to work with the VA to maximize available support for my dad. Here are a few of my hard-earned tips. 1. Stay positive and be patient. Yes, the VA system can be complicated, and sometimes you don't get help right away. But I found that everyone I interacted with — from the call center reps to the doctors — really wants to help. They all have heavy workloads because so many veterans need help.
By Amy Goyer| Coeur d’Alene Press Verified In the 1980s, I cared for my grandfather, C. V. Goyer, a veteran of World War I, World War II and the Korean War, and more than 20 years later, I cared for my dad, Robert Goyer, a World War II and Korean War veteran. Throughout both experiences, I often struggled to find support. When caring for my grandfather, resources were limited.
By Amy Goyer| Coeur d’Alene Press Verified I learned so much about how to work with the VA to maximize available support for my dad. Here are a few of my hard-earned tips. 1. Stay positive and be patient. Yes, the VA system can be complicated, and sometimes you don't get help right away. But I found that everyone I interacted with — from the call center reps to the doctors — really wants to help. They all have heavy workloads because so many veterans need help.
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AARP Bulletin