Assistance for Veterans With Mesothelioma
- Help with VA claims
- Veteran treatment centers
- Financial Assistance
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-Robert J.
Mesothelioma & Veterans Guide
- How veterans were exposed to asbestos
- Mesothelioma treatment for veterans
- Obtaining financial assistance
- Support resources for veterans and families
How Veterans Were Exposed to Asbestos
- Navy: shipyards and naval ships
- Army: sleeping barracks, mess halls and storage facilities
- Air force: military base structures, aircraft braking systems
- Marines: Naval warships
Mesothelioma Treatment for Veterans
- Signs, symptoms and getting diagnosed
- Locating a VA treatment center
- Finding the right doctor for your diagnosis
- Get help contacting a mesothelioma expert
Obtaining Financial Assistance
- Help filing VA benefit claims to secure benefits
- Social security disability income
- State-level financial assistance
- Help from other groups and organizations
- Financial security for you and your loved ones
Support Resources for Veterans and Families
- Transportation to and from appointments
- Group support for patients and families
- Nutritional guidance and advice
- Complementary therapies for pain management
Veteran-Specific Help
- Information specific to your legal rights
- Specialized support for those who have served
- Understanding all veteran-specific resources available
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“We were fortunate to have been made aware of your organization and I am appreciative
of the guidance and understanding you provided during this most difficult time.”
-Cal & Marge Stilphen
“In October 1997, I was diagnosed with an extremely rare and deadly cancer called Mesothelioma which attacks the lining of the lungs. It is a medically proven fact that the only way one can contract this cancer is through exposure to asbestos and asbestos-related products. My exposure was proven to be with my experience with my work as a sheet metal worker on outside jobs and also through my experience in the US Navy as a Machinist Mate.”
– Walter McAdam