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That's my dad army veteran retired from the Carpenters Union did everything right 6 days a week 10-hour days the last 15 years they had to retire two years early cuz of Parkinson's and diabetes and dementia all want is a home to bring them to he's in a nursing home right now his quality life is horrible.. I'm reaching out for help I want to bring him home but I have no home to bring him to... we rented for 20 vears the market's gotten so bad in Oregon now we're homeless cuz our landlord sold her house there's a GoFundMe on Facebook for Allen Ingram....if anybody can help it would be great and if you can't please just pray he's greatest man I can ever imaaine and it kills me that I can't bring him home ana I didn't make better decisions... last fewyears of his life he did Parkinson's awareness concerts and I thought about was others does anybody out there that can help it would be amazing thanks for istening
3 days ago
Unfortunate
call your local VA. They have a patient advocate for that purpose
3d
Leechburg, PA
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oneshot
We owe our veterans more than we will ever repay as a nation. I have had veterans in my family for many years. My dad was the first in the army air core. Then my two oldest brothers in the army fighting in Vietnam. Then one of my sons in the Marines and one in the Air Force for 10 years. And a son in-law in the coast guard as a career. And another son in law in the Navy. My brothers that served a year each in Vietnam were affected more intensely than many others. We were a large family in a small town USA. Not much money to be had. Dad was always working somewhere. Mom and Dad worked hard to make the house payment of $60.00 a month.
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Cashmere, WA
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