Hello to everyone, just an update on my husband's situation: My husband was supposed to have an hearing on October 20, 2015. That was quick, since when we submitted our request for a hearing back in September. We gather all the evidence we could gather, with the help from all of you, and also submitted a claim as well as our request for a hearing. The claim was for PTSD, Headaches,Vertigo. Well my husband got a call from the Dro and it was the rater, on the morning of the hearing, and he advised my husband that he did not need to go to the hearing, because the proposal to reduced his TDIU was a mistake. He said that his benefits will remain and will not be reduced.. That was such good news!! He also advised that the claim we put in will be processed later down the road. Well later in the evening on the same day of the phone call, we looked at ebenifits and we saw where the hearing claim was positioned at preparing for decision approval, that was great, but we also notice the claim we put in was at preparation for decision phase, that was a surprise when he told my husband they will work on the claim later on down the road. We uploaded all medical evidence from va doctors and personal doctors, we also uploaded police reports during his time when he was in the military to support his PTSD. We also submitted Service treatment records from the military with statements from me and his sister who helps take care of him. well the next day we checked ebenifits again and this time the claim was sitting at pending decision approval, this was on Wednesday and on Thursday (yesterday) the claim was at preparation for notification. So we checked his disability page and wow we was shocked, they gave him 80% Permanent and total disability with IU. The only disability they differed was headaches, I guess since he had no diagnose for it, it was hard to approve it. So After 5 years of fighting, we finally can breath a little and focus on getting my husband treatment. But my question is this, what should we do about the differed decision on headaches in anything? What does 80% permanent and total divisibility mean?, is that the same as 100% disable? I would like to thank everyone who help us with this difficult situation and if it was not for you guys, this would have been much more difficult and probably have a different outcome, so again thank you guys so much!! And just in case you are curious, my husband is 42 years old!!