KFC review: Theft

I would like to start off by stating that I am a disabled veteran, rated at 100% disabling and being seen by the Veterans Administration. I have nothing bad to say about the way I'm being treated at the veterans administration outpatient clinic.
Last year I lost my fiancé to diabetes and I have not been taking it very well mentally. The VA understands this and they are treating me to the best of their ability, while giving me the leeway to call my own shots to a certain extent.
During my grieving process, I reached out to one of your KFC
(Kentucky Fried Chicken)
Managers, Lisa Holsomback at thc store in Somerset, Kentucky approximately 2-4 weeks ago for some assistance that I needed with my pain. The VA will not prescribe me any narcotics on a long term basis because I abused pain pills in thc past, which was needed, but not to the extent I used them.
I gave this manager $400 to get me pain pills which she said she could do. I knew her from her daughter Jessica, which turns out is one of the biggest drug dealers here in Somerset Kentucky.
Needless to say, I was taken for my money and haven't heard from her since. I have since scheduled drug rehabilitation through the VA for my problems, and in particular, the grieving process & the loss of my fiance. I was masking the pain and not ready to cope with my loss. Pain is a big issue, whether it be physical or mental. I hated being a tool in one of your managers games to get quick drug (methamphetamine) money, but it did wake me up to the bigger picture... the loss of the Love of my life, Sheri Byrd, that it took 52 years to find her and both of us had four previous failures.
I am on the right track now and I hope that Kentucky Fried Chicken also follows suit, and gets her the help she and her family desperately need before it is to late for them.

God Bless

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