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Damn I just noticed I’ve been screwed!!!! I was just granted 70% PTSD & 50% sleep apnea combined rating of 90% starting from my intent to file date of Aug 11 2023 and the decision was made July 11 2024. That’s 11 months of back pay I should receive at 90% it already says 19k is going to get deposited. I did the math it should be more like 24k. That is messed up

If you have the three things, Nexus, diagnosis and symptoms for a claim of these three, does a secondary claim to an approved claim mean you don’t need a nexus for the secondary claim?

Good advice

I have my backpay deposit but my claim is still in Gathering Evidence and I have no deferred claims. Do you think they made a mistake?

Thanks man for speaking my language straight to the point yet clear

I believe you can now do all of the same task on V.A.Gov They merged the 2 websites. Someone check me if I'm wrong.

I logged in several times this year and can't find my decision letters. I found my medical appointment history back to 1979 but no decision letters.

I struggle everyday of my life with my ptsd I talk to doctors at least twice a month definitely go to the va.

They definitely look at hospital visits they did for me.

Please fix your audio. My hearing sucks and listening in one ear doesn’t work. Thanks

Got 0% percent for rhinitis. I noticed my doc didnt click sc check button. Now i complain alot and workin on gerd and IBS.

IDme seems to work more reliably. I still can’t make Login.gov work.

is it possible to see a deposit in the bank before the decision package arrives in mail?

i did research for a month then submitted intent on sept 3, 2023, continued studying and submitted new claim first time ever online Oct 7, 2023. So now if I win I should get paid back to Sept 3 2023 if i lose i will likely get attorney for appeal.

PACT changed to game. Did my own claims to earn 80% in 5 months. No service helps you form Dr visits with the right ICD10 codes and appropriate DBQ notes.

Had 90% out of AD due to the BDD program at Fort Cavazos in 2014. Didn't think about submitting for anything else until 2021. One of my VA doctors wrote a Nexus letter for me, and I used WWP VSO, who is a former VA rater, received 40% SCD additional. 2023, submitted a claim for three increases, one was maintained, one was increased 10% and have a C&P exam for the other in the future, but am now 100% without paying a company or "coach". All the information is out there, the veteran simply needs to access it.

Here's a tip: If you have all your healthcare in the VA system and you are filing for a condition that you are being treated for at your VA, ask your doctor to write you a Nexus letter tying your condition to military service, especially if you didn't go to sick call/Hospital for the condition. The VA provider's word (Nexus letter) can give you a slam dunk, depending on how they word it (highly likely, more than likely, as likely as not) etc. Also, if you are scheduled for a C&P exam, bring the Nexus letter for them to read.

I have a question. I was discharged honorably for a MH condition that I never had and didn’t fit the criteria for.Now finally a HLR rater recognized the error and stated that I never fit the criteria and sent the claim to wherever they go to be corrected and rated.my question is when it gets rated will backpay go back to the date of discharge.The 365 day rule doesn’t apply because the anti-social personality disorder mis diagnosis that I was discharged for was not able to be service connected.The actual diagnosis of PTSD that I am currently diagnosed with should have been made then.how will this most likely play out.

There’s one question I desperately need an answer to: My BVA appeal was recently approved. It had multiple issues. One that was granted was sinusitis (10%) and rhinitis (0%). Both are up for reconsideration at higher rates, depending on the results of a C&P exam last week. My question is that these were approved under the PACT Act, due to presumptive conditions of burn pits in SW Asia. The problem is that I never served in SWA and never claimed that I did. My Nexus was multiple sinus and rhinitis emergencies when descending from altitude in F-4 phantoms, well-documented by flight surgeon treatments in my medical records. Am I responsible to tell them that they got this wrong? Nothing I sent them said anything about burn pits or serving in SWA. If so, how would I report it to them VA Form 21-4597b? 4138? Something else? My VSO does not return phone calls so I’m on my own on this. Thanks for all you do.

Are you pac act presumptive?

did my own claim but if i lose i will hire lawyer for appeals. then if there is an appeal win the attorney is entitled to their cut.

Thanks

The post 911 Vets have broken the code on VA disability claims! The VA budget since 2006 has skyrocketed!!!

Can u do a video how to label pdf files for submission. Good video

if you have a claim in and you check the status online and you see an entry and a date under type of evidence that says CAPRI , that is the gateway from DBA to VHA for DBA to get a PDF of all your med records so yes hopefully that happens quickly. after one month of a new claim my the DBA fot a dump of my med records form the VHA and I should know if i win or lose in 30-60 days. I have not had a request for additional info from me and the letter I received on Oct 7 said a C&P examination may not be necessary in all claim. fingers crossed.

i have an account with myhealthevet blue button premium and have downloaded all my records to a pdf file.. it is the same thing the VDA does to get info from the VHA. the software that speaks from dis office to health care is called CAPRI.. if yu see a CAPRI entry when your status list it means the the raters are getting your med records over to their side...

This video did not cover The Pact Act at all. Click bait title.

Stuck in the remand phase. Waiting for the RO to complete remand instructions

Great advice if only can see your health care provider. Usually you see a nurse who tells you that they will inform your provider nurse about your concerns. Brought up the subject with the provider only to be told that there is no mention of any kind on my records. Basically it went to no where as the first nurse just let it die. DOA as they say..

It's literally impossible to get to 100% unless you have a disability that itself rated 100%.

Where can I find the va risk levels document. I have been looking for it.

Unfortunately you are 💯 correct man.

In 2000, the VA spent about $2,700 annually per veteran. In 2019, the VA spent $11,800 annually per veteran. Post 911 Vets have blown the budget wide open!

You have some good points.

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I'm not even to go bother filing anymore. I think every veteran should do that same as protest.

Example for one of my claims based on your video - evidence i submitted str 5 in-service headaches events i had surgery to stop my headaches the headaches continued i was diagnosed with the headaches in-service - my VA records show headaches complains with medication given at the VA - veteran private records states headaches complains - veteran evidence is a royal flush - VA denied this claim for 11 years claim was filed in 2012 - after a remand was done veteran went a Qtc examiner doctor asked the veteran 4 questions and measured the scar from the surgery took 3 minutes - i did a foia to get a copy of the IMO it matched my medical records to a tee a strong positive IMO opinion claims granted with 11 years of retro backpay in my case evidence a diagnosis my person statements mint nother to the VA examiners and the raters or the dro officer all wrote the same false statements they were in-sync together they made one hell of a team against the veteran and they still doing the same thing now in 2022 and 2023 veteran did everything right still get denied by VA examiners and raters - gets approved when he goes to VES AND QTC EXAMINERS - QUESTION IS WHY ???

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What really sucks with the VA System is that they don't seem to realize that some veterans aren't really al l there. I tried to apply for VA disability benefits back in 1991-1992 when I first started going to the VA Hospital. Was told by the BVA personal that I didn't qualify as my injuries didn't happen in a war zone. I'm a Viet Nam Era Veteran age 71 who was never sent to Nam. I have PTSD, MST, anxiety issues ,anger issues hearing lose, ringing in the ears tinnitus and a host of other medical conditions all military related. Oh yeah I forgot TBI as in Traumatic Brain Injury possible military related. My brain doesn't work like a normal person who doesn't have these issues. I'm homeless and living on the streets of Sunny Southern California. I been seeing a therapist for over a year maybe two. My therapist informed me that I was entitled to receive VA disability as a veteran. When I applied with the help of a VSO that I was finally able to locate I was denied on all of my claims. This was during the COVID-19 period so I wasn't able to keep in contact with my VSO and I was having a lot of issues with my PTSD brain . One of reason I was denied was I wasn't following up with my appointments. Bullshit I never missed one appointment with my therapist and as far as being able to get to see my doctor I tried countless times to see my doctor only to be told that my doctor wasn't able. Was referred to the ER were I was told to go see my doctor. Going back to the appointment desk I was instructed to talk with a nurse who told me that they would inform my doctor nurse. Was also told that if I made a televideo appointment I might be able to talk with my doctor.🤔🤯 I think that my doctor was just afraid to see any patient in person. Can't prove it but the whole time I would never get to see my doctor. Once they sent me to a different clinic to see a different doctor Turn out that person was only a nurse. Was told this the next time I was at the VA Hospital that it was a nurse that attended to me. Was referred to other doctor s and clinics but I was the one who was supposed make those appointments. I asked how was I supposed to make this appointments as I was just the patient. Was never given a answer back. So much for care of the veterans. Many times I would have to just walk away as my PTSD would start ( anger / anxiety ) . If I didn't walk away I sure I would have been arrested by the VA police for who knows what. Used to sign off A Proud Viet Nam Era Veteran age 71 homeless and living on the streets of Sunny Southern California. Not no more as I am no longer a Proud Viet Nam Era Veteran. I'm just to old to try fighting the VA System as time is on their side. Forgot they expect me to do my research and who knows what else on line. Sorry but I'm not a tech/internet person. They don't realize that there are a lot of veterans just like me. Maybe they do realize it but figure that most will just give up than fighting the VA. When bonus time comes around they will receive nice fat bonus 💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰at the expense of the veterans. After all we are only a four digit number to them.

Its true. I'm a veteran and used to work for VBA processing claims. There is a point system and if employees didn't have a certain amount of points per month, you would get in trouble. I hated that because I'm a quality, not quantity worker. We had to do mandatory overtime because of the backlog. There is a high turnover rate with employees because it's a stressful environment and i only lasted a little over one year. Working for the VBA caused my stress/PTSD levels to be at an all time high. I would never ever go back and do that type of work again.

And this is the face of what nationalized healthcare will look like! People really want this?

I have a question. I was diagnosed and then I was given medication and my symtpons went away or slowed down alot, I have a CMP appointment soon, when I talk about what bothers me about my conditions, do I tell them how it used to be without medication or how the symptons with medication?

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Thank you for the good information.

How many va raters have more than ten years of service

Well va educate veteran how to file a fully developed claim to win instead of blaming claims processors for your failures

Easiest way is to submit a simple claim and get the CFile. Bases don't keep very old records and Natl. Archives only had a few records. I got records back to 1998.