I retired December 31, 1989. I was in service with the Air Force as a flight engineer flew into Egypt Afghanistan Beirut to mention a few exposed to toxic environment. Am I eligible for packed? I retired before October of.1990
Mr. Mike, I filed for CFS in March 2024. I also have degenerative arthritis in one knee. My private Dr. did not appear to make it clear if other things were ruled out. I may need your assistance in filing an appeal.
If a claim was denied in 2012 for neck condition, saying it wasn't caused by the service (no HLR, or appeal was filed) and I found new and relevant info in 2024 (service medical records) that indicates otherwise, should I file this as a supplemental claim, or a possible CUE claim?
@@shepatown ide still file a supplementary. Because its not really a CUE when they don't service connect you. But it seems like you have more new evidence. That's what a supplemental allows you to do it allows you to supplement your old claim with new evidence.
My husband is SC for Hyperten. w/ Chronic Kidn. Dis., Paresthesia of Skin & toes w/ 5th toe Dystrophy rt/ lft , Paresthesia of Skin, rt/ lft hands all assoc. w/ in-serv. frostbite (All together, 60% after VA Math). His Code Sheet shows all conditions as “Static,” w/ “No Future Exams.” VA later, also determined he has gout and degenerative arthritis: toe joints, lft knee, shoulders, elbows, lumbar sp., pes planus & possibly plantar f. Will I be risking P&T status if I file gout secondary to CKD and the others, secondary to frostbite? I found credible supporting articles. Also, do you agree I need a DBQ? Thank you.
My private psychologist has done her assessment. Im at 70% va rated. She has assessed me total and social impairment. Should i send my packet now or wait for the new schedule for mental health. Intent has been filed
My husband is service-conn (SC) for Chronic Kidn. Dis. w/ Hypert. and Paresthesia of the skin, fingers & toes due to Frostbite at 60% (after VA math). His Code Sheet lists all of these current SC conditions as “Static.” I want to file for the following addit. diagnosed conditions: (1) Gout secondary to his serv.-conn.CKD and/or Hypert. Degenerative arthritis in several joints: (2)both “Great” toe joints (3) lft knee (4) both shoulders (5) both elbows (6) lwr lumbar spine (7) bilateral pes planus & possibly (8) plantar fasc. all secondary to Paresthesia and/or Flat Feet. Can you tell me if these conditions are also “Static?” I’m trying to achieve P&T for him & don’t want to risk P&T. Thank you.
I selected a hearing lane (traveling judge under the Legacy Appeals System) and it took a total of 8.6 years, Feb 2007 to Aug 2015. This includes a remand and a C&P exam. The claim was granted, and I learned a lot about the VA claim process while waiting.
How can I get you guys to represent me when I'm being represented by a firm in Florida rub Gordon and associates they haven't done nothing for me I want to fire them how do I go
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I retired December 31, 1989. I was in service with the Air Force as a flight engineer flew into Egypt Afghanistan Beirut to mention a few exposed to toxic environment. Am I eligible for packed? I retired before October of.1990
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Mr. Mike, I filed for CFS in March 2024. I also have degenerative arthritis in one knee. My private Dr. did not appear to make it clear if other things were ruled out. I may need your assistance in filing an appeal.
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If a claim was denied in 2012 for neck condition, saying it wasn't caused by the service (no HLR, or appeal was filed) and I found new and relevant info in 2024 (service medical records) that indicates otherwise, should I file this as a supplemental claim, or a possible CUE claim?
you will have to file a supplemental claim. You can't ever file a denied claim as a new claim. This is exactly what supplemental claims are for lol.
@@imveryhungry112 Thanks, I fixed my question.
@@shepatown ide still file a supplementary. Because its not really a CUE when they don't service connect you. But it seems like you have more new evidence. That's what a supplemental allows you to do it allows you to supplement your old claim with new evidence.
@@imveryhungry112 That makes sense. Thanks!
My husband is SC for Hyperten. w/ Chronic Kidn. Dis., Paresthesia of Skin & toes w/ 5th toe Dystrophy rt/ lft , Paresthesia of Skin, rt/ lft hands all assoc. w/ in-serv. frostbite (All together, 60% after VA Math). His Code Sheet shows all conditions as “Static,” w/ “No Future Exams.”
VA later, also determined he has gout and degenerative arthritis: toe joints, lft knee, shoulders, elbows, lumbar sp., pes planus & possibly plantar f. Will I be risking P&T status if I file gout secondary to CKD and the others, secondary to frostbite? I found credible supporting articles. Also, do you agree I need a DBQ? Thank you.
im not an expert but I really doubt it. And CKD really is well documented to cause gout. I would file if I were you.
My private psychologist has done her assessment. Im at 70% va rated. She has assessed me total and social impairment. Should i send my packet now or wait for the new schedule for mental health. Intent has been filed
My husband is service-conn (SC) for Chronic Kidn. Dis. w/ Hypert. and Paresthesia of the skin, fingers & toes due to Frostbite at 60% (after VA math). His Code Sheet lists all of these current SC conditions as “Static.” I want to file for the following addit. diagnosed conditions: (1) Gout secondary to his serv.-conn.CKD and/or Hypert.
Degenerative arthritis in several joints: (2)both “Great” toe joints (3) lft knee (4) both shoulders (5) both elbows (6) lwr lumbar spine (7) bilateral pes planus & possibly
(8) plantar fasc. all secondary to Paresthesia and/or Flat Feet. Can you tell me if these conditions are also “Static?” I’m trying to achieve P&T for him & don’t want to risk P&T. Thank you.
I selected a hearing lane (traveling judge under the Legacy Appeals System) and it took a total of 8.6 years, Feb 2007 to Aug 2015. This includes a remand and a C&P exam. The claim was granted, and I learned a lot about the VA claim process while waiting.
How can I get you guys to represent me when I'm being represented by a firm in Florida rub Gordon and associates they haven't done nothing for me I want to fire them how do I go
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I thought veterans attorneys could only charge 10 dollars for a client,what happened to that provision,
Is there ever a time they won't send you to a c&p exam when doing a mental health increase.
White House hotline helped me get my C-file after waiting more than a year
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