Part Two of Two

So, there I sat in front of their "best" Dermatologist waiting for a "simple" and "painless" procedure on a tiny spot on my face that's been with me for most of my life. Well, without following what should have been a careful and systematic removal process, this supposedly "best" doctor butchered my face. This same doctor and his nurse laughed and said that with his master work, I would have to chase away women. That's the kind of treatment we get from VA Medical Centers.

Sure, I complained to the VA, and you know what, I got nowhere. This is the kind of service we get. Are you surprised? Well I am not. For my service to my country this is the kind of treatment I get.

So when I read your article about this incompetent VA doctor I was not at all surprised that this doctor continues to work for the VA medical center in Pittsburgh. God help us veterans who selflessly served our country when our country needed them.

Part One of Two

Let me tell you about my personal experience at a local VA Hospital. I had a spot on my face about the size of a dime that's been with me for most of my life. After reading about skin cancer I was concerned enough to ask the local VA Dermatology Department to check it out for me. Their lab discovered that this same spot that's been with me most of my life contained cancerous cells. Although it caused no discomfort or any change in its size or shape, VA Dermatology Department decided to do a "simple" "spot incision" to get rid of this cancerous spot.

Well, I was referred to their "best" Dermatologist, according to their Dermatology Department. I may not be the handsomest veteran out there but I always considered myself a rather attractive American male. I have several ladies in my life to vouch for me.