Susposed Letter For Denial Of Headaches

[Josephine]

Here is a copy of the susposed to be letter of denial for service connection for headaches.

Don't get it?

Response (Department of Veterans Affairs) 05/30/2008 02:58 PM

Ms. Thurman,

In response to your inquiry of the status of your claim for headaches, we have determined that your condition is not service connected.

This decision was made on March 23, 2004. You were notified of this decision on July 12, 2004.

Thank you for contacting us. If you have questions or need additional help with the information in our reply, please respond to this message or see our other contact information below.

Sincerely yours,

Joseph R. Beaudoin

Veterans Service Center Manager

JJ/315/2111/thu

Please read the letter send to me by the DRO.

Edited July 6, 2008 by Josephine (see edit history)

[Ricky]

My take is that your claim is still open. Just my opinion

[Josephine]

Ricky,

Exactly my thoughts also. Now, the Service Manager is stating the

Appeals Team is reviewing this claim.

This claim is re-opened also to 1992 and I think the VA

has been trying to sweep it under the rug.

I have been telling the VA for 5 years, the claim has never

been adjudicated.

Thanks,

Betty

Ricky,

Edited July 6, 2008 by Josephine (see edit history)

[Rockhound]

If you haven't already, don't you think you should request a copy of the decision they say they sent you? If you can, it would save time if you went to the VARO and ask then for a copy of the DRO decision for your records, since you do not remember ever receiving said decision around the time they said they sent it and you have been unable to find such a decision letter in your own records of the claim.

If they can not provide a copy of the decision by the DRO, then I would suggest that the claim does appear to still be open for adjudication and I would most certainly request a hearing with the DRO on the matter.

Rockhound Rider

[Josephine]

Rock,

The letter I posted is what the VA is calling my denial letter.

I don't read this in this letter.

I have ask for a copy, but they keep referring me to this one.

Thanks,

Betty

[Ricky]

Ricky,

Exactly my thoughts also. Now, the Service Manager is stating the

Appeals Team is reviewing this claim.

This claim is re-opened also to 1992 and I think the VA

has been trying to sweep it under the rug.

I have been telling the VA for 5 years, the claim has never

been adjudicated.

Thanks,

Betty

Ricky,

Glad we see eye to eye here my friend - hahahahahaha. If they can not produce a copy of the decision they say they made and this DRO review results in some type of award with a different effective date then you will have a CUE claim.

Hang in there and don't let up on this choke hold you now have on them. Tighten it up a bit and make them gasp for air for it seems as of your last win you now have them in a tight spot.

I have followed your posts for many many moons and I am very happy that things have begun to tip the scales in your favor. Remember tighten until the ole service center manager's eyes bulge and he/she gasps for air and begs for mercy - for this is what they have done to you over the years - keep the ole eye for an eye in mind and never ever think that you are being mean when it comes to the VA!!!!!!!! This is actually a blood sports game and you gotta be the one that bleeds less in order to win.

Ricky - Wishing the best for all veterans and their families.

[Josephine]

Glad we see eye to eye here my friend - hahahahahaha. If they can not produce a copy of the decision they say they made and this DRO review results in some type of award with a different effective date then you will have a CUE claim.

Hang in there and don't let up on this choke hold you now have on them. Tighten it up a bit and make them gasp for air for it seems as of your last win you now have them in a tight spot.

I have followed your posts for many many moons and I am very happy that things have begun to tip the scales in your favor. Remember tighten until the ole service center manager's eyes bulge and he/she gasps for air and begs for mercy - for this is what they have done to you over the years - keep the ole eye for an eye in mind and never ever think that you are being mean when it comes to the VA!!!!!!!! This is actually a blood sports game and you gotta be the one that bleeds less in order to win.

Ricky - Wishing the best for all veterans and their families.

Ricky,

The R. O was so busy trying to figure out a way to deny me for chronic anxiety, they dropped the ball on this claim.

I kept my mouth shut while my claim was at the BVA, but I did

mention the headache claim in my Form -9 that no one would

adjudicate the claim. The BVA did not mention the claim either.

The letter I posted is it. I heard no more from the VA until

the October 7, 2004 SOC denying me for chronic anxiety and calling

it a personality disorder. The word headache is not mentioned

one time in that October 7 Statement of the Case.

Both of my C&P's list headaches and so does my SMR's and in the

NSC which was denied due to excessive income they gave me a 10%

for headaches.

I am going to keep them running for I am sick of their lies.

Someone has that darn TDIU Form that was turned in May 28th.

I am about ready to call that South Carolina toll free number

to see if anyone has logged in that long lost paper.

Thanks Ricky, I sure appreciate your support,

Betty