Office. I no longer travel with an entourage that maybe once existed. And were simply trying to make very visible that this is a different dullture. Are you sort of like the pope . You know, travel in a little tiny car. Im much less than that. Remember, im on the bottom of the pyramid. Im flying coach. I have to say, i sympathize with my colleague. I wish you could do something about that. Fix that. Id certainly appreciate it. We talked with Ranking Member michelle in his office about this. Again, the veteran should not be published or punished for having a barrier between va and dod. The veterans should not be punished for having nine different maps of organization structure. You know, these are things that weve got to simplify so that every ill give you another example. We have 14 different websites that require different user names and passwords. I dont know about you, but i hate keeping track of user names and passwords for all these website. You should be able to plug in the va in
WILLIAMSPORT – A woman running on a treadmill for a medically administered stress test and claimed that doctors ignoring her warnings that the speed of the treadmill was too fast and led her to fall and suffer a broken arm and other injuries, has arrived at a settlement agreement with the defendants.
WILLIAMSPORT – A woman running on a treadmill for a medically administered stress test has reiterated her claims that doctors ignored her warnings that the speed of the treadmill was too fast for her to keep up – leading her to fall and suffer a broken arm and other injuries, and has rejected two doctors’ attempt to be dismissed from the case.
WILLIAMSPORT – A litany of health care defendants accused of committing negligence – in litigation from a woman running on a treadmill for a medically administered stress test who said doctors ignored her warnings that the speed of the treadmill was too fast for her to keep up, leading her to fall and suffer a broken arm and other injuries – have denied being responsible for her damages.
WILLIAMSPORT – A state court judge has partially granted defense preliminary objections in litigation from a woman running on a treadmill for a medically administered stress test, who said doctors ignored her warnings that the speed of the treadmill was too fast for her to keep up, leading her to fall and suffer a broken arm and other injuries.