A 34-year-old female, who was abandoned by a U.S. Soldier...has attempted suicide.

There are other complications in this matter, too. Unbeknownst to the female, when she married the male Soldier, he failed to tell her that he had STD, incurable type.

This Soldier, also knew this female was pregnant with another male's child...& also knew that the female Did Not have STD when he married her.

When the baby was born, the baby was born on a military base, & the baby also is born with the STD, that is Incurable...& was given an injection to put the Disease in Remission.

By the time the baby got about 4 or 5 years old, the disease was effecting the eyes of the child. And by the time the child got about the age of 9 or 10, the blood pressure of the child was being effected.

The Birth of the Child, was a High-Risk Pregnancy Birth...& the mother, suffered much, soon as the baby was born, and she required Emergency Surgery, to save her life...as she was bleeding severely.  The bleeding continued off & on for the next two years...& the mother, was required to consume meds for pain & infection.

Military Doctors had Not Properly Cleaned the Area of the Birth Canal, & Infection had Taken Place.

With the mother of the child, in such a ill-health condition...her Soldier husband, who was forced to be discharged, because of Indebtedness to the Military..took his wife & the child to her parents home, in another state & Abandoned her & the child...then he took another female as his spouse...& he Never Paid for Any Expenses, of his Wife, who he abandoned.

If there was a divorce filed, by the Soldier / Husband, the Wife, has Never Received a Copy of That Document. It has been sometime since the wife has even heard about any location where the Veteran / Husband, could be living.

The health of the wife has declined, & the husband left her with no financial provisions or any type of security for health or living expenses.

The Soldier / Husband, abandoned his wife, about two months, before he was fully discharged.

Without financial security & healthcare, it is a Depressing Situation for the Wife...& just this week, she attempted suicide, & officials or medical care providers will Not Provide Assistance to Her...without medical coverage.

Any Military Soldier, should be held accountable for his / her family...at any time...that they are eligible for support from the spouse...for themselves or any dependent children involved.

These are sad times, both for Military Soldiers / Veterans & the family members of the Soldier / Veterans. It's really sad that Abandonment happens in many of the situations with Military Soldiers / Veterans wives & any dependent children.  To leave a spouse, without resources for survival, should be Cause for a Lawsuit...(well, my opinion, of course).

I hope many changes can take place, so that neither the Military Soldier / Veteran or any of their family members, feel they have to resort to Suicide / Attempts.         (Hazel Davis, bojacks1@yahoo.com)