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jecsb4
I got the brown envelope today. I am currently rated 30% for wrist and hammer toes and bunons both feet. I am 0% for pes planus bilateral with plantar fasciitis.
I go the SOC and have a lot of questions, burt want to really ask one right away. They keeped me as 30 % for the previous rating and increased my flat feet and plantar fasciitis T0 30%. So in VA math I assume that I am 48% disabled rounded to 50% Correct?
No were in there does it give me my total new rating, why???
ALSO in bold type it says "This is a partial grant of benifits sought on appeal". What does that mean? They are refering to my Feet conditions.
In reality, VA should have rated my feet at 50%. Does this mean they are still considering it? I am connfused by this statement.
Thanks.
Joe
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