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VA2K Walk - May 16, 2012

The VA2K Walk is gearing up to support employee wellness and the homeless Veterans program on May 16 at the Fayetteville VA Medical Center and at our Community-Based Outpatient Clinics! Click on the events tab above to see details and contact information for all locations. Those participating in the Fayetteville area can walk with us at the Fayetteville VA Medical Center Fitness Trail, 2300 Ramsey Street, at 7:30 am, 11:30 am and 3:30 pm! Please arrive 30 minutes early to stretch and register! All proceeds will go to the FVAMC Homeless Veterans Program. Join us in ending Veterans Homelessness and support transitional housing. All donated items must be new and can include items such as: sweatpants, T-Shirts, ball caps, blankets, sunscreen, coats, dishes, bath items, small appliances and more! We hope to see you there and show your community support!

Local Features

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Marine Veteran Ace Cruz learned how to scuba dive and play under water games for two hours at the Winter Sports Clinic for disabled Veterans, March 24-30 in Snowmass Village, Colo.

Disabled Veteran Wins Medal

Last month, local Marine Veteran Ace Cruz whose legs were paralyzed in an auto accident April 1992, participated in the National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic held March 24-30 in Snowmass Village, Colo. Full Story

On April 17, VA Pharmacist Paul Butts, reviewed a patient’s file with Kimothy Roberts, a Registered Nurse at the Robeson County Community Based Outpatient Clinic.

Pharmacist Fills Clinical Role

Unlike traditional pharmacists, those employed by the Fayetteville VA Medical Center fill a clinical role and frequently travel to meet the needs of Veterans throughout the state. Full Story

From Across the Nation

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Man in scrubs checking a woman’s blood pressure

What is the Silent Killer?

Many Veterans don’t realize they have high blood pressure. It often has no warning signs or symptoms. That’s why it’s important for Vets to get their blood pressure checked regularly. Full Story