But for many who are trying to cope with the loss of a veteran who they claim committed suicide because proper medical treatment wasn’t provided by the Department of Veteran Affairs, there is anger.
For VA whistleblower Brandon Coleman, a disabled veteran of the United States Marine Corps and VA employee for approximately eight years, it has been his calling to help suicidal veterans and their families who come to the Phoenix VA.
Exterior view of the Veterans Affairs Medical Center on May 8, 2014 in Phoenix, Arizona. Christian Petersen/Getty Images
Coleman has dedicated his life to saving those who have seemingly been forgotten by a system that promised to take care of them once they completed their service for this country. At least that was what Coleman was doing until he spoke out last year against the Phoenix VA.
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