A Life Unlimited - Certified Professional Life Coach
Helping Veterans Find Their Path in Life
UPDATE: 11/06/22
"Hello Everyone,
Thanks for visiting my website! I want to take the time to explain the delays in updating and managing the website. In addition to other health issues (like so many other vets), I recently fractured my hip, which puts me out of commission for the rest of the year. I'll use the time off to recover and then start managing the website on a daily basis by January 2023. If you have any questions or ideas regarding the website, please contact me at mikeunlimited01@gmail.com (apologies, my responses may be delayed). Thank you for your expressed interest and patience."
Government Resources
Although the media is not always friendly towards the Veteran's Administration, please do not disregard the the value of the VA as self-help tools alone are not always enough to overcome one's issues. Like many of you, I've had my ups and downs with the VA but it's the "ups" that have helped to get me where I am today. The VA has plenty of resources available to veterans and its in your best interest to take advantage of them.
The NVF has been helpings veterans in its current form since 1992 but its lineage and services go back to 1970. This organization is nothing short of amazing in that they are literally a one stop shop for all veterans. In addition to links to the VA, you'll find links to every state veteran's Office and several nationwide veteran support organizations like Disabled American Veterans and the American Legion.
MedicalAlert.org provides medical alert systems and other assistive technologies that are designed to enhance the lives of seniors and their families by coupling an independent lifestyle with safety and peace of mind.
Through MedicalAlert.org, the VA offers two options for senior veterans who want a medical alert system by partnering with two companies, LifeLife and MedEquip Alert, to provide medical alert systems to senior veterans free of charge.