@peter jeffrey cobb,
peter jeffrey cobb wrote:
And Thank You but you see my dilema?
Read what you write!
You don't face a dilemma now. And maybe, if, and whenever, you do get advice from the VA doctor you consult that happens to be in conflict with the new doctor the drug testing company's has assigned to you (the old one was no good, never mind why),
then you will face a dilemma.
At that point you can decide what to do, you don't have to decide now. I'm sure that JPB, who's an expert in drug trials, will confirm what I just wrote. The VA is a bureaucracy, they wrote you a letter, what else do you want them to do, drive over and carry you off for treatment - you're not a baby, you're the one who must call and make an appointment. Your letter had a code number on it, right? Call again and insist, mentioning your code.
When you call them you can add that you've posted on the internet asking for advice what to do, and that you think, you don't know for sure, that, maybe, somebody on a website may have called General Shinseki's office in DC, given your name and location, and asked the general's office to follow up.
Read this however many times it takes to sink in, then pick up the phone, call your clinic and read it out to the receptionist if necessary. You'll get an appointment.
What have you got to lose? Nothing, so do it now. Come back and post if anything still isn't clear - JPB will reply.
Good luck.