Dr Ed

Restrict the evidence by stating that anything that predates the 2 year statute are time barred. So I became aware of the malpractice and negligence when I had oral surgery October 2015 by remembering that on September 2014 the VAMC Dentist stated verbally I had no periodontal issues, and it wasn't until afterward in mid 2016 when I received copies of my records that the VAMC Dentist in question entered his false diagnosis in my record besides what he stated verbally. So the VA Tort Attorney is stating that any information predating the 2 year statute is time barred. Aug 09, 2015 to Aug. 09, 2017 (Tort submittal date) is what they are saying is the 2 year statute timeframe. I believe Article I Rule 103 allows all evidence to prove your case including dental/medical records. So the VA threw out my case by time barring the evidence, even though I filed my Tort within the required 2 year statute, they say this also applies to the evidence. I have a hard time believing that. I am my own pro se Attorney, because my case isn't worth enough money and I'm alive. Yes I do need an Attorney in the worst way so justice can happen.

Can a VA Tort Attorney legally restrict evidence (in my case my VAMC medical/dental records) in a FTCA VA Tort Claim for malpractice and negligence if the evidence is necessary to prove the allegations?