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I may have delayed my own claims
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jfrei
So my intial claim i somehow forgot to claim my two hip fractures but I claimed my Deep Vein Thrombosis caused from being confined to a bed for a couple months because of my hip fracture but the VA denied my claim for DVT causing me to appeal it. 2016 I paging through my medical record and see why exactly I was confined to a bed well the reason why I never put anything together is because I was in a coma for those two months my hip was broken and then a short time after that until I was made weight bearing. Basically the 1 cause of DVT is being confined to a bed and I was just serviced connected for the broken hip. With my appeal still not even certified should I opt out of a hearing and have my attorney write another statement with my evidence I have in my corner now I fee like a hearing would be a waste of time ? There's already a hardship flagged on it and says ready for a decision I just am awaiting a video trial. But if my attorney writes and sites my evidence any judge would be ok this should be connected a judge has already service connected everything else seems trivial unless they come back later down the road causing me pain other then my infrequent legs given out when I'm walking.
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Well even so if I refile for a secondary will I keep the appeal to show my effectivety date.
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