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I was granted "0" % for my Diabetic Retinopathy, secondary to diabetes type 2, for my eyes..Title 38 only has corrective vision impairment as eyeglasses.... Their is nothing in 38 for this disease, and glasses will not cure this problem (Broken blood vessels around perimeter of both eyes) anyone have any ideas.

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This recent BVA case might help you- the veteran initially awarded "0" -fought it with medical evidence:

http://www.va.gov/vetapp07/files1/0703028.txt

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