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Rhodesia
Hello, I have a question on a service connected claim. I get 10 percent for my left knee due to an injury while on active duty. 1 year after I was awarded SC I submitted for an increase due to having pain issue's in my knee. I was turned down at that time but the C&P doctor did say on my denial letter that I will have continue knee problems. so three years later and more pain I'm looking into doing a increase on my SC. I have asked for a consult for an Orthro Pedic because when I see the VA doctor here as an outpatient he always brings up why the military did not issue me a knee brace. The C&P doctor also said the same thing but you know the story with the VA. well anyway My question is should I wait until after I have my consult before I put in for a increase?
Oh by the way as I was reading my patient notes after my C&P I did notice that when you come in to check in to have a C&P exam the VA writes down how you were dressed, how you came to the VA, by car, bus, car pool, how you were walking, did you show any pain, if you were laughing, having a good time how you were sitting it was like they observe you prior to you having your C&P exam and all this gets entered into your patient notes and for some reason play a major role in the rating board.
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