Chris Pappas tweeted the following:
"Dwight from Manchester needed a bone marrow transplant after training at Camp Lejeune and serving in the Marines. This impacted his ability to work and continues to affect his quality of life. The care and travel were costly, and it took months for him to receive reimbursements."Read on Twitter
Here are other recent tweets from Chris Pappas:
"Mark from Epping was exposed to pollutants, hazardous waste, and gasses while serving in the Air Force. After being discharged, Mark was diagnosed with bladder cancer but denied VA benefits."Read on Twitter
"Last night the Senate finally passed the #PACTAct to address veteran toxic exposure from burn pits and other harmful toxins, and expand health care to millions of veterans. Ive heard from Granite State veterans about what this means to them and want to share their stories "Read on Twitter
"Thomas from Dover was diagnosed with cancer after returning from his deployment in Iraq. Despite serving our country, he was denied the care he needed."Read on Twitter
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