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Most Common VA Disabilities Claimed for Compensation:
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Dbq to differentiate PTSD and tbi social occupational impairment
Phild523 posted a question in Veterans Compensation & Pension Exams,
My claim went back to gathering of evidence after I had my second c&p exam for tbi initial. My vso the Dav said it was a dbq to differentiate the symptoms of tbi and PTSD as far as social and occupational impairment. I recieved at least as likely as not on all exams, PTSD, both tbi exams. Has anyone experienced this or know what it means? Is this a good sign my claim will be granted ? Thank you.-
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VA Claims requires a lot of note taking - What I use for note taking
Tbird posted a topic in VA Disability Claims Articles and VA News,
Trouble Remembering? This helped me.
I have memory problems and as some of you may know I highly recommend Evernote and have for years. Though I've found that writing helps me remember more. I ran across Tom's videos on youtube, I'm a bit geeky and I also use an IPad so if you take notes on your IPad or you are thinking of going paperless check it out. I'm really happy with it, I use it with a program called Noteshelf 2.
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Do I have to quit my job?
Splinter posted a question in VA Disability Compensation Benefits Claims Research Forum,
Hello everyone. See Below for what I received from VA
A little about me currently. I have a job that is very low stress (work nights no people no stress) very secure because I work in a mountain so im surrounded by granite. I work on computers so it engages my mind and keeps me as active as possible and is my passion. So my question is do I have to quit my job? Thanks!
June 23, 1999 June 30, 2019
VA Benefit InformationSummary of benefit informationYou have one or more service-connected disabilities:Yes Your combined service-connected evaluation is:100% You are considered to be totally and permanently disabled due solely to your service-connected disabilities:Yes The effective date of when you became totally and permanently disabled due to your service-connected disabilities:July 01, 2019
major depression disorder, recurrent, severe, post traumatic stress disorder, insomnia disorder and eating disorder, NOS
100%
Service Connected
SMC-S1
Entitled to special monthly compensation under 38 U.S.C. 1114, subsection (s) and 38 CFR 3.350(i) on account of major depression disorder, recurrent, severe, post traumatic stress disorder, insomnia disorder and eating disorder, NOS rated 100 percent and additional service-connected disabilities of migraine including migraine variants, tinnitus, independently ratable at 60 percent or more from 07/01/2019.
SMC-K1
Entitled to special monthly compensation under 38 U.S.C. 1114, subsection (s) and 38 CFR 3.350(i) on account of major depression disorder, recurrent, severe, post traumatic stress disorder, insomnia disorder and eating disorder, NOS rated 100 percent and additional service-connected disabilities of migraine including migraine variants, tinnitus, independently ratable at 60 percent or more from 07/01/2019.
Thanks all!
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Progress Notes on C&P Exam
vgorman0306 posted a question in Veterans Compensation & Pension Exams,
Hey guys,
I don't know if I'm in the right place but i was needing some clarification. After fighting with the military for six years, the C&P examiner stated that my condition precludes me from any physical occupation.
I developed asthma back in 2012, while in service. Is that typical wording for pretty much everyone? I guess my English isn't that great and i would like someone to please explain to me what that entails? The examiner
also stated that there is a 50% chance or greater that my injury was incurred in the line of duty, does that mean that they service connected me?
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Pending a Rating Decision
Rock1982 posted a question in VA Disability Compensation Benefits Claims Research Forum,
I have a 8 year appeal that was granted in May 2019. Entitlement to service connection for acquired psychiatric disorder, to include post traumatic stress disorders and depression, is granted.
I live in Missouri, but it looks like the San Diego RO has been tasked with assigning the rating. I am already SC for 10,10,and 10 for shin splints and tinnitus which adds up to 30%. I was trying to determine what would my rating be and timeframe backpay would be paid.
My symptoms include : nonetheless the examiner opined that is not to say that his issues with pain and tinnitus have not exacerbated mental health symptoms. In this regard the examiner opined that the veterans chronic pain and tinnitus contribute to several depressive symptoms, including depressed mood, sleep impairment, irritability, diminished concentration and interest in activities, relationship problems, and outburst of anger.
As such the examiner concluded both his tinnitus and issues with chronic pain (not simply limited to shin splints) Are judged to have aggravated and contributed to multiple mental health symptoms. Therefore the examiner concluded that “it is at least as likely as not” that the diagnosis of bilateral shinsplints and tinnitus has aggravated depressive and overlapping PTSD symptoms beyond their natural course. My diagnosis includes Anxiety disorders too.
My grant is secondary to existing disabilities.
There is a Remand for Inextricably intertwined with the grant of service connection for an acquired psychiatric disorder, granted in the boards decision herein, because it may be affected by the assignment of the disability rating and effective date for the grant of service connection. Once the disability rating and affective date for the grant of service connection for an acquired psychiatric disorder has been assigned, and after completing any other development deem necessary, readjudicate the claim of entitlement to TDIU are you in light of all pertinent Evidence and legal authority.
I am not sure but I hope my rating and backpay would be issued before they decide in another possible year for TDIU?
I am also one of the ones who constantly check Benny’s for a rate change or any updates, but it is the same since May 23rd 2019. Has anyone received a deposit before benny’s Update. Since the new process has been implemented?
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