This Just In from The VA

[Jim Davis]

My Brother-In-Law is being treated at the VA Hospital in Houston for some Service related problems. He told his doctor about using the e-cig, and the doctor gave him a copy of the VA Information Letter on e-cigs.

I'm still reviewing it, but a lot of what I see is propaganda, and a few paragraphs are contridicting themselves. Not to mention, the same old FDA argument. It's full of "Maybe" "Possibly" "Probably" and other unknowns.

My B-I-L is the type that will jump to conclusions without researching. He's questioning the safety of e-cigs now, and telling me they're dangerous. I just told him that, I'll take all his e-cig supplies if he's going back to ciggies.

To put the icing on the cake, he says the Doctor knows little about the e-cigs, and is going by the report. (Typical)

But, anyway, heres the link to check out in .pdf.

http://www.va.gov/vhapublications/Vi...sp?pub_ID=2438

[Royal]

Wasn't it the Houston VA that was not allowing the use of the word God or Jesus during a funeral at the VA cemetery?
Last I heard people were calling for that woman who was in charge of this and made this ruling to be fired.
Veterans Not Allowed To Use ‘God’ In Funerals At Houston VA Cemetery

Here, The very people who fought for and served our country to preserve our rights of free speech, and freedom of religion, is being told they do not have the right.

Tell your B.I.L. to get a second opinion.