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The Peace Corps says 91 percent of volunteers are satisfied with their medical care, but government reports as far as 1991 found problems with that care. Some returned volunteers tell CBS News they ve fallen through the cracks both during and after their service -- in some cases, for decades, reports CBS News correspondent Kris Van Cleave.In 1965, Nancy Minadeo Flanigan was a Peace Corps volunteer in Malaysi adidas campus a. She was raped by local men and impregnated with a daughter, who died at birth. I started having depression and nightmares and flashbacks, Flanigan sai adidas samba d. In 2012 she got word she would be reimbursed for 50 years of medical bills, but she needed receipts. Well, it s been 50 years. I don t have any receipts, Flanigan said. Now 73 years old, Flanigan is on food stamps and struggling to get by. The mission of the Peace Corps is to help other people in other countries, but what about me I m here and I need some help, Flanigan said. Peace Corps volunteers blamed, punished for reporting sexual assault By law, Peace Corps volunteers who return sick or injured have to go through the Department of Labor for medical care. We care deeply about our returned volunteers, said Peace Corps Direct salomon or Carrie Hessler-Radelet, They served our nation and we really want them to be able to get the care and support they need and we re working hand in hand with the Department of Labor to make that happen. A task force established b