vitaloca94

well it's worth a try. i'll just see where it ends up.

in 2000, i left active duty and filed a va claim. in apr 2001 i join a reserve unit. in oct 01, va denies my claim for depression, allergies, tmj and hypertension because they say i was in possession of my medical records. it wasn't true because i assume that my unit had them or was trying to get them. being young ,dumb and uninformed i let it go. fast forward to jun 03, after completing 6 months of being mobilized with my unit and being diagnosed with adjustment disorder, anaphalyxis to cats(allergies on a deadly scale) and asthma. lo and behold my medical records that were missing and that i was in control of just happen to pop up at my reserve unit who send them to va. i file and was denied. after talking to a friend, i file an appeal and and va rates me at 30% for adjustment disorder and 0% for tmj and hypertension, non service connection for allergies and asthma (although it was enough to force me to reclassify MOS and ultimely getting out the reserves). i didn't know i could reopen my claim for the depression so i did. after a lengthy appeal, i finally got rated at 70%. not including depression and ptsd. so my question is did va make a CUE or does this get chalked to sucks to be you and glad it didn't happen to me. and is there a chance that my claim will be reopened? any guidance and help will be appriaciated and just so you know two cents adds up

question about that elusive third signature. what does it involve and why does it take so long to sign. i'm waiting for that and my new rating letter. i know i shouldn't hold my breath but how long do it take for everything to go through thanx, vita