I filed an IRIS question so more to follow on that. C&P people: no impact no idea on who to talk to. I called the numbers for the C&P and they went to an auto attendant with no way to talk to an actual person. I talked to the VSOs representing the claim, and they couldn't see any notes why. Their best guess was that it had to do with the other claims of narcolepsy, hypersomnia, and periodic limb movement (all diagnosed prior to discharge). Could any of that factor in?
For my education, what sequence of events does the WH call trigger? I definitely do want to fight this. I have my shit together for this: Med records documenting diagnoses while AD, PCM notes for the appointments where sleep issues were discussed and diagnosed, Pulmonary notes from all my appointments (includes "CPAP IS REQUIRED), labs for the last year showing no signs of deficiencies and ruling out possible thyroid issues, and CPAP compliance report for the last year. I also have statements from two co-workers basically saying my fatigue is clearly noticeable, effects my performance, I set up remote work days based on when I'm too tired to come in, and that I leave early when I get a sudden spike of fatigue.
VSO did say that this also might be a check in the box thing they have to go through. Could there be any truth to that?