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vet2010

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I was recently awarded 100% percent disability however no where in my claim does it state I cannot work. What it does state is the following.

50% sleep apnea w/cpap

50% prostasitis / prostate

40% depression

20% tinitis

and six claims at 10% each

my question is can I work? I want to continue working however I don't want to lose any compensation from VA.

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vet2010 - yup, you can work. Unless you are TDIU or have a psychiatric disability, that keeps you from working, you can work. Enjoy!

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I was recently awarded 100% percent disability however no where in my claim does it state I cannot work. What it does state is the following.

50% sleep apnea w/cpap

50% prostasitis / prostate

40% depression

20% tinitis

and six claims at 10% each

my question is can I work? I want to continue working however I don't want to lose any compensation from VA.

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Can I ask how you were rated 20% for Tinnitus? I was under the impression this was capped at 10%.

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It is capped at 10% and if he's getting 20%, it's an error.

pr

Maybe not if he got the rating before it was capped at 10%

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You can be 100 percent and work as long as you are not IU or have a serious mental disability.

Also if you are on SSDI. Then ther asnswer is no. That would be risky.

J

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