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Okay, and how long does that usually take?
VA EMPLOYEE:
Anywhere from 102 to 139 days.
KORI CIOCA:
Really?
VA EMPLOYEE:
And that’s just an estimated time.
KORI CIOCA:
139 days? I mean that’s like; I’ve already be waiting like 14 months. What the fuck is
going on up there? What the fuck is going on at the VA? Like, my shit is new? And,
it’s 14 months? I bet if we were there in person, they would have to do something.
[00:26:25]
(VETERANS DAY)
KORI CIOCA:
Are you ready? Say ready. Where are we going? No, to the doctor. Why are we going
to the doctor? What hurts on mommy? My face, that’s right. This goes everywhere
with me, and then this goes everywhere with me. You always have protection with
Jesus but sometimes you need just a little bit more.
[00:27:16]
(VA Outpatient Clinic)
ROB MCDONALD:
In doctor’s appointments, I come to every one just in case she gets worked up and
she’s uneasy about men already. So, I have my phone up on me, she has, I tell her to
have a text message or me on speed dial if she needs to get out of there. They just
don’t fully understand what she’s been through.
ROB MCDONALD:
How did it go?
KORI CIOCA:
It went good. They, of course, they ordered a back x‐ray instead of a face x‐ray. Here,
here’s some make‐up. They should know what’s wrong with me. Like read my stuff
and you’ll see it’s my face. It’s not my back, it’s not my legs, it’s not my arms, it’s my
face.
ROB MCDONALD:
The people who need your proof don’t even know what your case is about.