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I have been away for quite a while (couple of Years) mean while I have had a couple of operations that tended to knock me down a few notches.
My appeal is at he court waiting on a ruling. My attorney filed my brief today so hope some kind of decision will come soon. I am hoping for a panel of judges to review my case and send it back to the board as a remand and set aside of their decision. Not real sure on my changes but my lawyer filed a very good brief on my part based mainly on my inability to follow their rules due to my PTSD and many disabilities already service connected for.
Good luck to all. Stillhere
Oh by the way I am still meeting veterans from Vietnam who have not filed and yet have DB2, heart disease and others that are covered!
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Stillhere----glad you came back to us- YES a CAVC remand is Far better then a denial because a remand opens the claim up for more evidence. I had a local vet who had two CAVC cases and a law
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