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. . . when "an increase in the disability rating is at issue, the PRESENT level of disability is of primary concern." I read this holding by the court referenced continuously on claims for increased Initial ratings that I've researched. If by "present" they mean right now as of today, current - I know they are to consider the entire history of of an injury or disability, but how much does my present level of disability weigh and how does it relate to the overwhelming medical evidence and sympyomatolgy of a still pending claim of 35 years ago? That was then, this is now.
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