Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you for being with us, Mrs. Kimm. Your testimony is powerful. Your husband would undoubtedly be enormously proud of your advocacy for him and for others in your situation.
Mrs. Kimm, there are a couple of things that I want to canvass with you. First, when we have veterans appear before this committee, most of the time they're here because they have an issue with Veterans Affairs, and it hasn't met their expectations. The number of veterans we have who repeat that is actually not aligned with the data that is collected by Veterans Affairs in terms of levels of satisfaction. Your story actually is. In your testimony today, you described your interactions with Veterans Affairs as providing excellent service. The staff have been fantastic. They've been very supportive. They've pointed you to other benefits, and you've been very fortunate.
When we have people here who aren't happy with their service, we delve into that in some detail, so I'm here to ask you to expand a bit on your satisfaction with how you've been treated by Veterans Affairs and their staff. Can you cite any specific examples for the committee?