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buickx

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  1. The agent orange exam is not the c/p exam....The test is a blood sample is taken, a reviewer asking you questions, like where you were in vietnam, yrs there etc, and a

    x-ray exam...In about two weeks they are supposed to send you a letter stating their findings, which your primary doctor uses the letter to refer you to specialists..

  2. To take the AO exam is call the main va hosp....ask were the test is given and have them make an appointment to take it.....all you need is a copy of your dd214, or your va card....the test consists of questions were you were in vietnam, and a blood test and x ray is given. You should receive a letter in a cople of weeks stating their findings..

  3. , I was granted 100 percent temporary schedular for service-connected anxiety/depression.

    because your 100% is temporary.....they will call you for a c/p to either see if you can be permenant 100%, no additional reviews required, or to keep you on temporary, or to take you off temporary....

  4. I received my claim for Diabetic Neuropathy yesterday, giving me 10% each for upper and lower extremities on my right side, but nothing on my left side ? How can these people test you, have a doctor give you a c/p for both sides, when the exam says I have it in both sides, and turn around and ignore my left side because I had a stroke on my left side. A stroke and neuropathy are two different animals..The second item is they completely ignored my claim for hypertension as secondary to my coronary disease. I think by not giving me 10% each for my left side, and ignoring my hypertension, allowed them to play games with their Chinese math, to keep me at 90%.

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