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Reflection On Interview Of Veterans

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I learned a lot from the lessons of the past three weeks. Some diseases, especially veterans, have problems, and also were given a lot of information about what care these problems in any way and should be approached. This information is extremely useful as an active duty soldier, when working as a nurse in the future, I think it will be a lot of useful. Interview of veterans was also impressive. Through interviews, I could understand also the life of soldier, it was also particularly interesting to listen to and talk about VA system. (Of course, it is just the same as so many soldiers thought ...) It was also fun lessons on WRIIC. Before taking the lesson, even I did not know whether such a Web site. After The taking the lesson, I could

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