I posted yesterday about winning my claim going back to August of 04. Well today I finally took a moment and really read thru it. Yesterday I was on cloud 9 after a 3 ½ year battle I had finally won. The rateing of 10 percent for my neck and shoulder pain was a fair rateing. I told the C+P Doc the truth that I am not in pain every day but that some days are worse the others.
Here were I have my big question. The examiner diagnosed cervical spondyloarthropathy most likely secondary to cervical degenerative disc disease with myofascial syndrome. My question is since I am not service connect for cervical degenerative disc disease with myofascial syndrome. Should I know put a claim in for it? If so does anybody know the rateings for that.
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I posted yesterday about winning my claim going back to August of 04. Well today I finally took a moment and really read thru it. Yesterday I was on cloud 9 after a 3 ½ year battle I had finally won. The rateing of 10 percent for my neck and shoulder pain was a fair rateing. I told the C+P Doc the truth that I am not in pain every day but that some days are worse the others.
Here were I have my big question. The examiner diagnosed cervical spondyloarthropathy most likely secondary to cervical degenerative disc disease with myofascial syndrome. My question is since I am not service connect for cervical degenerative disc disease with myofascial syndrome. Should I know put a claim in for it? If so does anybody know the rateings for that.
Thanks for any help
Jim
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