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Actual Letter By Dr. L. Lxxxx For Amc

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Josephine

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I have the letter at the computer and I feel that Dr. L is trying to place all doctors into her web.

Here goes:

The c-file, including personnel records, Dr. Pxxxxx's letters of 4/5/04, 1/23/06, 4/28/06, and 10/9/07, and Dr. B. Cxxxxx letter of 5/10/2005, was made available to the examiners and was reviewed.

The current request involves consideration of letters by Dr. B. Cxxxxxx and Dr. Pxxxx and " to reconcile their opinion as to etiology".

In our professional opinion, the propenderance of the evidence, including the letters by Dr. Cxxxxx and Pxxxx, supports the initial findings and diagnosis of the examiners and suggest that the etiology of her anxiety appears to have preceded her time in service.

Dr. L. L.

Receipt Acknowledged By:

/es/G/ Bxxx

Here is my fax which is being sent first thing this morning.

To the Rating Specialist:

I shall exercise my rights as a Veteran of the United States Navy and a Citizen of the United States and shall expect due process upon the rating of my claim for service connection for anxiety with depression.

I have read the 11/16/2007 Addendum authored by Dr. Lxxx Lxxxx.

She states that Dr. Brian Cxxxxxx and Dr. Michael Pxxxxx supports her findings and diagnosis and suggest that the etiology of my anxiety appears to have preceded my time in service.

I shall expect you to review the four letters authored by my physician of 30 years. Dr. Michael Pxxxxx.

Dr. Pxxxxx has stated many times that it is his medical opinion that my anxiety had its’ origin in service and is vocal in his letter concerning Dr. L. Lxxx in her diagnosis of my “personality disorder”, in fact his letter states, He has read the compensation examination by Dr. Christopher Mxxxx and Dr. L. Lxxxx and states that she is patently incorrect in her facts and I do not have a personality disorder.

I have read each of the four letters and he is in no way in agreement with her diagnosis of personality disorder or her findings. He does agree with her AXIS 1 of Anxiety.

As for Dr. Brian Cxxxxx, he states he is writing to clarify his shorthand and that he added a tranquilizer to my headache medicine for anxiety. Dr. Cxxxxxx has not expressed his opinion of being in agreement with her findings . He states that he was supportive of my early discharge.

Dr. Christopher Mxxxxx VAMC October 18, 2004. Findings do not agree with Dr L. Lxxxx and he in no way has expressed his etiology that my anxiety preceded my service, in fact, he states given the closeness to her treatment to her military service compared to 1979, this makes it more likely that she had been having problems in 1964 as well. In addition, the veteran had two psychiatric referrals within a short period of time in March , 1964 . Given this fact, it makes it more likely that she had some kind of psychiatric difficulty while in the service, and she was judged to be unsuitable for service.

Please refer to VA’s regulation implementing the presumption of sound condition, 38 CFR 3.304(:rolleyes:.

Please read the letters authored by Pastor B. O Bxxxxx, April 17, 2005, April 18, 2005 and April 22, 2006.

Letter by Baxxxx B. Mxxxxxxx July 7, 2006

Rate the claim within the next two weeks, as I have advanced on the docket signed by Nancy Robin. March 06, 2006, as you have a copy of this document.

I hereby certify that the information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.

Always,

Josephine

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Sure seems adversarial in nature to me!

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I should stop, but I will not allow this quack to continue to bring me down.

As Free stated, I will add to my fax to read my Pastors letters of the me before service.

He is mentioned in the remand and they should have to honor his letters.

always appreciate,

Josephine

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