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I am helping this veterans that is 70% service connected for PTSD.He was medically retire from his job in 2006 because of his PTSD symptoms and we filed a claim for unemployability in June 2006 which was denied May 5, 2007.We got three statements from three different psychiatrist and clinical psychologist stating that he is unemployable and will not be substantially gainful in the future, Twenty five pages of new medical evidence, and three lay letters from wife and family members stating how his life have change since his tour of duty in the Republic of South Vietnam.This evidence, we submitted to regional office in Montgomery Al,asking for a RECONSIDERATION,the Montgomery office broker his claim out to the Regional office in Columbia S.C. May 20 2007 (this is one of the office where they found shredded claims in the bins)and he recevied his decision on his raconsideration September 5 2008 DENIED.On the decision letter in the EVIDENCE section:21-4138 (evidence in support of claim) To include various medical evidence received from claimant.In the section Reason for DECISION; NOTHING IN THIS SECTION.In this section;Entitlment to Individual Unemployability;Entitlment to IU is Denied,because the evidence does not show that you are unable to secure or follow a substantially gainful occupation as a results or your service connected disabilities.Wonder what happen to all of the evidence we submitted? We do have copy's Scary.
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