Luana2sea

[LuanaLuanaLuana]

Really upset ? Treated for skin cancer on base right before retirement.  On face and hands.   2007. Continue treatment privately every 4 times or plus a year, have visually open painful wounds, was seen by VA in West Virginia. And was rated 0 with a statement "Now states cancer is on face." Any suggestions??‍♀️  Served in Africa

[LuanaLuanaLuana]

This was a C n P exam.  With sad results

[LuanaLuanaLuana]

Any advise I submitted a NOD with proof of service related treatment and current treatment, time goes on

 

 

Edited July 5, 2017 by LuanaLuanaLuana

[Fat]

Keep getting medical information and if possible find any information from your active duty medical file for skin problems or something that links your current condition to your military service time.