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missed opportunities to provide him with veteran specific care. he missed opportunities to provide him with veteran specific care. with veteran specific care. he had never received with veteran specific care. he had never received any with veteran specific care. he had never received any cognitive - never received any cognitive behavioural therapy or emd are. he was still on the waiting list when he died. ., he died. the coroner ruled the actions of he died. the coroner ruled the actions of george s he died. the coroner ruled the actions of george s gp, - he died. the coroner ruled the | actions of george s gp, mental health services and the probation service in the weeks before he took his life did not contribute to his death but catriona believes more could have been done years before. they ve served in the parachute regiment and has been helping veterans in wales for a0 years and says the support here remains limited. ~ . ., , , says the support here remains limited. ~ . .
he was actually still on that waiting list when he died. a coroner ruled the actions of george s gp, mental health services and the probation service in the weeks before he took his own life did not contribute to his death. but caitriona believes more could have been done years before. dave singletary served in the parachute regiment. he s been helping veterans in wales for 40 years and says the support here remains limited within wales. they re playing at it. their endeavours are right. i think they want the same things. however, i don t think the facilities are available in wales yet. cwm taf morgannwg university health board says it provides a range of veteran services. the army says it takes service personnel health extremely seriously. the welsh government says all health boards have an armed forces champion. we can speak now to lieutenant colonel sulle alhaji.