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samiam1978
Hello, I have a claim for compensation with the Veteran Affairs that was filed in 2006. In 2008 I got a DRO decision that denied the claim, but left off two health issues related to the compensation. I filed for an Appeal on the issues denied and am waiting for a hearing date. About 9 months later (after I had sent in a letter asking about the other 2 issues) the Veteran Affairs sent me a letter asking me to get all of the evidence I had on these two issues so they could make another DRO decision on them. That was another 9 months ago. My VSO says we should have a hearing coming up around March 2010 on the issues I file my Form 9 on. This is not including the two issues I am still waiting on a DRO decision. I want to keep all the issues or diseases together in this claim, but I have not heard from the Veteran Affairs on the 2 diseases they admitted forgetting. What should I do? I am afraid if I go and ask about the 2 diseases that were orginially part of the claim then that will set the Appeals Hearing date back. I have already been working through this claim since 2005 and ready to get personnally in front of a Judge and explain my claim instead of what has been twisted and misinformed statements that the people who have made decision have used so far. Should I just let the other 2 diseases drop? Very confused at this point and need advice.
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