For over twenty years now, veterans have found their way to Mr. Robinson through word-of-mouth, veteran-to-veteran referral, and, in their circles, he has become legendary. He helps any veteran who comes to him. Veterans from every state and even abroad have engaged in his services. The hundreds of veterans I have helped have been alike in one central respect; they all needed a full-time advocate. They needed a person who would do anything necessary – perform research, interview childhood friends, prepare legal or medical briefs – to bring the disparate elements into a coherent whole. In other words, we usually have to research and present the veteran’s life story because events that occurred years or decades ago shaped all that came subsequently. Therefore, any challenge the veteran struggles with – medical, legal, situation, or social – must be understood in context and as part of a continuum.