I did nothing wrong unless complaining about being wronged is a greater wrong than the precipitating wrongful action. The V.A.'s escalating wrongful actions toward me (culminating in my veteran benefits being cut, my being gulagized with police visits (2014), and my being harassed (2015) is like a rapist complaining to his victim "Stop yelling. You are harming my self-esteem" as he gags her mouth to silence her.

Veterans Administration Gulag:
If You Complain

This websegment details a multi-year degradation of V.A. services after I complained about being mistreated and being disrespected by the V.A. blood clinic staff at Hunter Holmes McGuire Medical Center in Richmond, Virginia.

Please recognize that I am narcoleptic, that is, I fall asleep if I do not have medication. Amusingly, typically, and sadly, the greater the mental challenge I undertake, the quicker I fall asleep without warning. Thus, the thinking on timism requires a restart of "what was I thinking about" each time I awake and wonder when I feel asleep upwards of 20 times a day. The value of a anti-narcoleptic medication is paramount in focusing on thinking--see diary of mental and physical changes.

It was the final denial of service by the V.A. whence my banning V.A. personnel from the benefits of timism. If the V.A. chooses not to help timism then timism chooses not to help the V.A. This is not the same as not supporting veterans. Rather, it is like supporting our military but not the habitual politicians who misuse the military like the rulers of Greek city-states. Unfortunately, directly and indirectly, other vets will be harmed by my seeking justice for my being repeatedly and increasingly wronged by the V.A.

The more I have complained the more it seems I am demeaned and denied. It is like the slave complaining to massa about the field boss molesting his daughter. The more he complains, the more massa and boss want to prove he has no right to complain.

The V.A. facilities are on public record as killing veterans by neglect who have not complained. Based on the escalation of my mistreatment from complaining, I have no doubt that there are V.A. staffers who would cross the line for the good of V.A.

Egg Carton Mistreatment Synopsis

Which came first? My being a chicken paranoid of the V.A.?
Or, the V.A.'s Egg Carton of Mistreatment?

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1. I fell asleep in the blood clinic--afterall I'm narcoleptic which is the only chronic treatment I desire from the V.A. For several hours, I was repeatedly told to wait to be called. When I finally was called in, three of the four phlebotomists said in various ways, "I'm not doing him." The fourth said, begrudgingly, "Sit down." I had not yelled or screamed. I had just asked when. Does this not constitute denial of service by the V.A. staff, a violation of numerous federal and medical regulations and laws including the V.A. sinage of supporting the veterans?
2. When I complained to the ombudsperson, she said, "We don't that" to which I responded, "I am here because it did happend" to which she echoed, "We don't do that." After one more echo, I left. Why have an ombudsman if they are going to stonewall your complaint, basically calling you a liar?
3. I wrote and complained to the Director of the V.A. McGuire Hospital.
4. Sometime later in the checkout line in the commissary, my conversation with the cashier was disrupted by a person behind me talking in an ever louder voice. Looking back, it was one of the phlebotomists glaring at me. Obvious, my letter of complaint to the hospital director was shared by the blood clinic supervisor with his staff who no doubt remembered me because I have the remnant of a speech impediment, a very distinct, unforgetable voice. Doesn't this sharing with specific reference to me violate the letter and spirit of HIPPA?
5. Sometime later in the eye clinic, a third person was present when I was receiving my prescription printout. Without asking, she grabbed one of the sheets and said, "You don't get that one." Don't I have a right to my medical records. This was the first indication that I had been flagged as requiring special attention.
6. A later periodic medical checkup included the bloodtest printout. Again, I feel asleep. I don't take medication if I am going to have blood tests. Again, I missed my number. Again, the blood-takers told me to take a seat and they would call me when they were ready. I left.
7. I offered to pay extra to have my blood taken in either the E.R. or the psychiatric ward but was told this was not possible. I did not and do not trust the blood clinic staff not to have a reported or unreported accident in handling my body fluids in the present of the body fluids of other patients. Do you blame me to not trust medical staff that have proven to be unethical and administrators who are not self-policing?
8. With an excruciating leg pain sometime later, I went to the E.R. and was treated nicely with an immediate pain killer pill.
9. In late summer 2012, believing I was having a stroke, my arrival at the E.R. was met with a high level of professionalism for which I expressed my gratitude with not only roses but a creation of a YouTube vid on the meaning of life dedicated to that ER staff.
10. In March, 2013, I did a middle-of-night visit to the E.R. with the same, earlier excruciating leg pain. It was horrible treatment compounded by a lecture on being a better V.A. patient. Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
11. In January, 2014, I requested a refill of my anti-narcoleptic medicine and was told I could not get it and that I had been dis-enrolled from V.A. patient care. Why wasn't I notified/
12. Gulagized as a mental patient. When I complained about mistreatment to the V.A. Director of McGuire V.A. hospital, the below postcard is the response I got. This is how the Soviet Union responded to dissidents complaining about injustices--define them as mental cases to be shipped off to the back wards of the gulag. Would this prompt paranoia in you?
13. 140627 Police Visit on Being a Danger: Gulag'ized as a threat to self and others.
14. 151026 Harassment Out-of-the-Blue
    

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Please note all the 2014 entries (twenty-two as of April 10) in the timeline at the left contains vast amounts of time and money (Certified mail) on this writer's part in response to cancellation of a $9/month anti-narcolepsy medication. The V.A. has spent unknown dollars with litigation a forthcoming costly measure. Apparently, the V.A. has millions of dollars for stonewalling complaints but does not have pennies for pads to pen a prescription.

I was not seeking any special treatment,
just the treatment I had for ten years,
first requested in 2002.

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