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A lawmaker, and ex-Navy SEAL, is crediting psychedelic drug treatment for his , insisting it saved his life and his marriage and should be more broadly accessed by service members.
Congressman Daniel Webster has signed onto bipartisan legislation that would provide veterans with easier, quicker, and better access to mental healthcare by ensuring the VA is granting such services in their local communities.
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KILLEEN, Texas — Margie Taylor walked the halls of Congress for three days in February to speak with every member of the House Armed Services Committee and every lawmaker who represents Texas.
Her feet were tired and blistered, but she was determined to advocate for a change that she believes would have saved her son’s life.
A new bill has the backing of all five former Navy SEAL lawmakers in Congress and leading the charge is Rep. Ryan Zinke (R-MT) who is aggressively fighting to “streamline” mental healthcare for veterans through the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
Former Navy SEAL commander Rep. Ryan Zinke is leading a bipartisan group of lawmakers in the House and the Senate to push forward a new bill that would address the mental health crisis among U.S. veterans by 'streamlining' access to care.
As a combat veteran, I understand and appreciate just how important our obligation is to support the veterans who have served and sacrificed for our country.
As a combat veteran, I understand and appreciate just how important our obligation is to support the veterans who have served and sacrificed for our country. One of my top priorities in Congress will always be to meet the needs of veterans and ensure they receive the highest quality care and support.
As a combat veteran, I understand and appreciate just how important our obligation is to support the veterans who have served and sacrificed for our country.