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draggon_9

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  1. When I had my last increase for comp in 2008 they gave me an MRI just before my C&P exam. Things change after 10 years and have gotten worse. I would assume that they would know this as common sense to have an updated file to make an accurate decision. Thanks for the info.

  2. I applied last month!  to re-evaluate my Spondylosis after 10 years for an increase in benefits. I was contacted by QTC for an exam next week? I haven't had an MRI on my back since 2007 and these guys are going examine me without an updated MRI? Am I wrong to assume that the VA is going to do that after the exam? Something really stinks here or I'm just not fully informed? Help?

  3. According to my counselors notes on Myhealthevet, I have a  ICD-10 score of F33.0 Major Depressive Disorder. Is this proof for compensation or do I need more proof from other sources? I'm trying to put a claim together (again). Any type of info will help. Thanks.

  4. Don't know if I'm in the right section but I have a question about a possible secondary injury related to my degenerative spondylosis. Doing my physical therapy exercises (at home) I ripped my meniscus in my left knee. It's been 6 years now and it's really beginning to bother me. The doctor said before that if I have no pain, then I'm fine. (WTF). Any comments, or am I just reaching to far?

  5. I'm 60% compensated for degenerative facet joint disease and degenerative spondylosis of the lumbosacral junction. A month ago a heavy carpet fell on me and forced my back out of whack because I wasn't able to stop it because of my problem. Now I'm worse off and think it's permanent. Am I able to apply for increased compensation? Thanks, Bill.

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