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0% Svc Connected For Ed, But No Mention Of Smc In Decision Letter-Normal?

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Is this normal? I was granted ED on appeal, with a 0% rating, but there is no mention of SMC in my rating decision. I posted it in general claims, not realizing there was an SMC subfora, so here is the link:

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Someone in another forum said that SMC is no longer granted automatically for ED unless its for a prostectomy. My ED is due to impingement (as least as likely, according to the wording) of the parasympathetic lumbar spinal nerves.

So,...do I submit a claim again?

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I understand that. I was hoping for more than 1 person's opinion. I have submitted a 21-4138 and we'll see where that goes.

I told you what I thought you should do. My last comment on this.

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Brokensoldier244th, Have you heard anything, have you received your letter (We are still processing your application for COMPENSATION.) Call,Call, and keep calling!

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I filed an appeal a month ago, with a pretty vitriolic letter. My DAV guy appealed by saying "This veteran appeals...." and that's it. I cited chapter and verse (and regs) that I was ED, service connected, and on medication for it, so therefore I shouldn't have to appeal something officially that, according to the reg, should have been inferred and granted as soon as I won my ED appeal.

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Brokensoldier244th, Have you heard anything, have you received your letter (We are still processing your application for COMPENSATION.) Call,Call, and keep calling!

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