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Here's my situation:
1. NOD - My HYP claim as exposed to AO was originally denied. I responded w/ NOD and it did not go nowhere. VA also stated that the IOM report has not been approved within VA as of yet.
> I called 1-800 for advice.
> I cancelled/closed my Appeal/NOD Claim.
2. Reopen Claim filing - Filled for HYP as secondary to DM-II. I received a letter few days ago, stating that I was already denied for HYP as sec. to DM-II. This is not correct as my original claim of HYP from AO was the one denied. They also stated that if I am reopening HYP sec to DM-II, I should provide "additional" documents or evidence. I have had this HYP w/ DM-II for more than 10 years+ now. I am taking(from VA) 3 medicines to control my HYP. All my HYP related records are in the VA system w/c also included copies from my outside primary care for many years. Other than this, I do not have additional or new evidence to justify Reopen Claim
** I have been doing the claims by myself, and worked directly w/ Oakland RGO in the past.
Needed advice or hints how I should proceed. Will consult w/ DAV or county VSO as last resort.
Hear from you soon. Thanks in advance!
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