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frosty69
I have a couple of questions, and some statements, hope someone can help. I received my denials from the RO today, like I expected, in their statement they state that I can appeal to the BVA, by sending a letter to the RO telling them I disagree with thier decisions, which I do, but my question is, do I just write telling them which denials I disagree with or do I have to tell them why, I disagree, or do I wait until I get VA Form 9,, then explain to the BVA, why I disagree with the RO decisions? I got denied for 16 claims, without having one C&P Exam, then the RO says there is no medical evidence to support my claims, I can see, they do not look at the medical records. I even got denied for housebound/A&A without a C&P exam, I do not how they can say there is no medical evidence to support this, I thought that is what the C&P exam was for. I even got denied for my back going back to 1971, stating I had moderate kyphosis (spelled hyphosis) before entering the service, it says I was treated on one occassion, June 17, 1968 for pain in my spine that shoots down both legs, but that was due to my pes planus, it doesn't say that in the medical files, pes planus existed prior to service, which I know, but have been denied for this too, as it was not aggravated by military service according to the VA, but I was given pain pills, and arch supports all through the service, and have worn them ever since, but not before service, a lot of double talk, the trouble with proving my back condition, all I have is medical records from basic training, after that the VA says they do not exist anymore so is hard to prove anything. I got a EED for my Diabetes 2 for 10%, effective Dec 31, 2002, then 20% effective Jan 16, 2003, a whole 16 days earlier, as that was the date I filed, they didn't take into account that it says in my medical files, that I sent them, that I was diagnoised in Jan of 1994, they said there is no record of anything, when they would of have to blind not to have seen this report, as I sent it to them on 4 different occassions.
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