Vietnam Veterans and Preparing Your Claim for Agent Orange Presumptive
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- Filing for Agent Orange presumptive conditions is a little bit different than filing for conditions which are not presumptive. Even more if a Veteran has already been denied for the presumptive condition in the past. This video from NWAVet presents some information on Agent Orange exposure along with how to file a claim, or a supplemental claim, for compensation.
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My denial took almost 3 years but I am back in the running with the Pact Act.
Trust me, the VA will still screw it up.
where were you 40 years ago!
Great information: does colon cancer fit within the agent orange exposure - asbestos(DC 6833) or radiation exposure (DC 7343)- colorectal cancer
Colon cancer is not presumptive for agent orange. It is presumptive for ionizing radiation, depending on the exposure and circumstances. Not all radiation exposure will be covered. Talk to your local Veteran Service Officer about a claim.
Have claims is sense April how long does it take for God's sake to get an answer, boots on the ground in 1970 now have lymphoma and getting treatment plus type two diabetes, and neuropathy.
The VA is very backed up and has been even more so since COVID started. The only advice I can offer is to be patient, they will get it processed.
@@nwavet3739 Thanks it's just frustrating.
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Good luck Brother !
Now they want to send me for a fourth c&p exam and not telling me why or where.Damn iv got lymphoma on chemo what else do they want.For me to die so they can end my claim.
@@johnnicatra570 Then don't go to the exam?
All honorably discharged veterans should get E-1 base pay for life or their disability rating, whichever is higher. All 100 percent P&T should automatically get SSDI
We should be compensated from the day we left Nam or earlier. Graves disease isn't much fun.
why isn't Guam included
If you have no compensible symptoms but were in a specified location in the specified time frame file and get a zero% compensation. Down the road if you do develop symptoms things will be easier.
Very informative. I saved this video.
I'm glad it was helpful for you!
In 2011 I had My C&P and VA tried to screw me out of everything and even gave me a low rating on the hearing part. I had to go and see a real head doctor to get my PTSD . I had put in for Agent Orange, and was denied even though my youngest son was born in 1980 with birth defect (Hernia) . Had operation in 1984 to correct it and Doctors tested the tissues and found Agent Orange in them. Now on May 12th of this year, I had an Heart Attack and Hospital did a CT scan and found out I also had an AAA that was so large that it could burst at any time. Sent by ambulance 300 miles south to Grand Rapids, Mi. to have all this done. G.R. put an stent in my heart to open up my blood veins and sent me home with orders of what I could do re-guarding the AAA. so it didn`t burst. until my heart regained it straight. Seen my doctor at our VA clinic and she said that I have( Ischemic Heart Disease.) on June 26, went back to G.R. to have the operation on the AAA done . After 8 hours and 10 stents later came out of the operation and went home 2 days later. Now I am just waiting for G.R. to call as I have to have have the Aortic valve replaced in my heart. Now I have (Corenary Artery Disease) (Agent Orange) I told the Doctor that did the AAA operation that I had that CT scan in 2011 at C&P and VA didn`t find anything. He said they lied because it takes over 20-40 years to get that big.