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The Va Is Has Stoped Me From Getting An Imo
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mos1833
hi all
after all these years , i thought i had the va just where i wanted, wrong
in my first claim in 1985 i filed for a back condition.
they denied because they said it was a defect ( congenital transitional vertebra )
and by va law could not be service connected.
fast foward to nov.6th 2014 , after several reopenings and remands ,i get another denial for the same reasion.
( congenital transitional vertebra ) is not connectible.
well i went to get a ime , and he said it would be a waist of time and money, if its not premitted by law.
he reviewed my x-rays and said i had a minor congenital problem .
so what do you think , i thought that was settled in case long ago. thanks
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