Trying not to read too much into it, but I'm really curious about this, and since it's the holiday, can't call our VARO to ask.
We submitted a claim for multiple things for my husband in late November. He's been to 3 C&P exams, and in the letter they sent that was all they said he would go to. Those were for PTSD, knees and back, and hearing/tinnitus. We also submitted a claim for his heart (he has a defibrillator and has been diagnosed with ARVD) along with no less than 100 pages of medical records as proof. Because we've never been through this, I just thought they would do a C&P for his heart too. Since they aren't going to do one, is this a bad sign, or are they just skipping that appointment because we submitted enough evidence that he has a condition and a defibrillator?
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Trying not to read too much into it, but I'm really curious about this, and since it's the holiday, can't call our VARO to ask.
We submitted a claim for multiple things for my husband in late November. He's been to 3 C&P exams, and in the letter they sent that was all they said he would go to. Those were for PTSD, knees and back, and hearing/tinnitus. We also submitted a claim for his heart (he has a defibrillator and has been diagnosed with ARVD) along with no less than 100 pages of medical records as proof. Because we've never been through this, I just thought they would do a C&P for his heart too. Since they aren't going to do one, is this a bad sign, or are they just skipping that appointment because we submitted enough evidence that he has a condition and a defibrillator?
Thanks in advance!
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