Doc On The Road

Season 5 Opening

December 05, 2023 John Trimble Season 5 Episode 1
Doc On The Road
Season 5 Opening
Show Notes Transcript

My brothers and sisters in uniform, thank you for all your support and joining me in this journey. Welcome to Season 5!

I am excited with what I’m gonna share with you guys as I visit and meet people from different places. 

In the meantime, I’d like for you to remember that in all the negativities, we need to stay positive. We need to go ahead and make sure that we are engaged and we are going for what we deserve!


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[00:00:30] Dr. John: Hello my brothers and sisters of the uniform. Yes, it is time for Doc on the road. I know this has been a long wait. We've been trying to get a few things together for season five. That's great that we're in season five. I really appreciate all the support all the likes and all the messages from everyone. Let me know that they've been enjoying it.

They love the content here. And I just want to bring up a couple of things. I'm on the road and right now I'm in Georgia. Now this used to be the home of well, it [00:01:00] wasn't really the home of these people, but what they did was do a lot of coming here for vacation and stuff like that and like the Masters of Finance type of thing.

The Carneckys, the J. P. Morgans, the Rockefellers, and they still have some of the houses. That they built here, big Southern mansion type houses that look really cool. And now they've turned them into different government areas. Here they also have a number of really cool things, tall pines with Spanish moss hanging from it.

Something that you would see out of a movie in some of these places. Matter of fact, there's a place called driftwood beach that is really cool. It's got a lot of not only is it a beach, but it's got a lot of like prehistoric petrified wood the roots because of the erosion happening and they're all into the air exposed have been for quite a long time, but it's a really spooky area.

And it's really cool matter of fact, the whole island, it's a [00:02:00] spooky area cool. So if you ever get a chance to go to Georgia, make sure that you stop by and spend some time there. It was actually really cool. It's a lot of the small town thing there. The state of Georgia has done a lot of stuff to preserve a lot of different things there.

So some of those areas when I think about that when, groups like that get together, it reminds me a lot of the VA system. Now, there's been a lot of things about the VA, been a lot of things that have come out.

From say VSO type organizations, other VA organizations claiming that there's a lot of people helping other veterans and they're doing it in a negative space. Now, this is something that I've talked about in the past. There is no negative space unless we make it a negative space. Just like with those ministers of finance.

I'm sure a lot of jealousies and different things like that pop up. I think everybody plays a [00:03:00] role in this process to helping veterans. Because, let's face it, it's a confusing type of situation. And veterans can get confused with it and also get turned off and just quit. When negativity is spread out like it is being done today.

I can tell you my experience, I went to a VSO one time, not a whole lot happened with the VSO. I told them about a couple of different, aches and pains that I had. And all they did was fill out some paperwork and send it the VA. I didn't have a whole lot of education about it at the time.

And I didn't have a whole lot of medical evidence. So just a lot of people, the VSOs. Don't really do justice by their processes. Matter of fact, I think that is one of the biggest issues that we have today. But dealing with the whole VA system is not really the VA. Because the VA will respond correctly if you're doing it correctly.

And what I [00:04:00] see the VSOs doing is just filling out paperwork, throwing it out there. And that's why, I, reminded of a situation where they were having special meetings in the Congress and the House about how veterans go to different organizations how veterans may pay for those organizations and may not pay for organizations.

Now, I do know that the VSOs, they're funded through the VA which makes me a little bit. shaky with that to begin with, because, it's one big system, it's cool to have outside influencers that can actually help you with your claim, because the way I look at it, it's better to have outside influencers than somebody that is just, tied to the VA and.

I've heard all kinds of stories where VSO said you couldn't do that. You can't do this. Hey, look, just be happy with what you've got type of attitude that doesn't do anything for veterans. Matter of fact, again, like I said, that's just negative responses and negative actions from organizations such [00:05:00] as that just shut down veterans.

I know it would have shut me down. I would have just said, nevermind.

Of course, like I always say, you need to stay positive in this. And the whole situation needs to be positive. We can't have finger pointing. We can't have anything like this. And just because somebody does something just a little bit different, as most of you know, we all do things different. But the thing is, we're all trying to help veterans.

And by trying to help veterans, we need to stay positive. We need to go ahead and make sure that we keep the veteran engaged and keep the veteran going for what they deserve. If you have to go to different way of doing this or go to a company that might do something just slightly different, like educate.

Make sure that you have plenty of medical evidence and go ahead and come up with a strategy for you, then so be it. This is crazy that somebody can actually spread rumors like this and this is where it gets [00:06:00] bad. And I just, I disagree with it completely. I think that we're all trying to help veterans and we all do it in a different manner.

But the point of it is, helping veterans get what they deserve. And I think that's the most important part about this. Okay. I'm going to go ahead and get off the soap box now, you go ahead and find the flavor that works for you. Find the one that you know that you can get behind and back all the way and just be honest with everybody that way we can actually keep moving forward and everybody can actually keep helping veterans and quit the finger pointing or quit the name calling and quit the negativity that is actually hurting veterans in the long run. 

 Now that's my thoughts on it. I hope all of you have a great week. I look forward to doing another one of these real quick for you from Jacksonville, Florida.

And we are definitely looking forward to meeting different veterans on our path and along our way. So love you guys. This is doc [00:07:00] out. 

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