Stories

When asked what she likes about maternity care at the Milwaukee VA, U.S. Navy Veteran Shyanne Erdmann had a very succinct answer: “Everything,” she said.

A ruck, military-style march with a weighted pack, can bring a group together in physical, mental and a spiritual ways.

Darron Rasmussen was like a lot of soldiers who became Veterans thanks to the Vietnam War — he did his job, fulfilled his commitment and then came home.

A Wisconsin Veteran who served as a nurse during World War II celebrated her 100th birthday Wednesday, and the Milwaukee VA Medical Center helped her celebrate.

A pharmacist and a social worker who work tirelessly to meet the needs of Veterans were honored with the Milwaukee VA Medical Center’s Employee of the Year and ICARE Champion of the Year awards.

“Eww, I don’t like yogurt,” said U.S. Navy Veteran Thomas Dunn.

An all-virtual diabetes management program at the Milwaukee VA is seeing great success, with Veterans lowering their A1cs and weight while weaning themselves from insulin and enjoying the benefits of a healthy lifestyle.

Leroy Stoehr is turning 100 on Friday, March 17. And he’s not sure how he got here.

The power of teamwork was on display recently when a trio of Milwaukee VA Medical Center nurses – all working virtually – helped save a Veteran in distress.

When Veterans share their memories of Dr. Jacqueline Bethany, it is obvious her legacy will continue to affect Veterans for years to come.