What kind of treatment is available for someone with ALS and..?

Question

agent orange cancer, and Crohns disease, type 2 diabetes, degenerative bone disease he is a disabled Vietnam Veteran, and is getting little help from the VA, who can help him?

Answer 1

Alice, in the mean time please, I beg you, have him start taking 400 - 800 mg of Resveratrol per day.  It's been on the news, I've personally done research, it's saved my mother's life.  It's difficult to find the proper strength, and the proper form, however with some research I'm sure you can help him find it.  You may save his life.  I can also try to help point you in the direction of where to purchase it.☆

Answer 2

Well, I tried researching all of the above. There is just too much info to post a link here. The VA has a bad reputation, no doubt. So, maybe a letter to your State Senator or Congressman or both, once a week for a year. Someone will likely try to help. Good luck with that. Peace :)

Medicare/Medicaid?

Social Security?

A local, State run University Hospital. Here in Colorado we have a hospital that treats almost everyone for little to no cost. University Hospital. Supported by the State of Colorado taxpayers and private grants, as an extension of the Univ. of CO medical program.