A vet’s discharge status can often be the key to getting access to better resources and treatment
Published 03-14-24
Submitted by Georgia-Pacific
Originally published by Atlanta News First
By Doug Reardon
On Wednesday, Geihsler and a team of a few dozen lawyers gathered at the Georgia Pacific Center in downtown Atlanta to volunteer their time and offer vets pro bono help upgrading their discharge status. For many, it’s a matter of pride and overcoming the stigma that comes with leaving the service.
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