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ztecman
a. My date of seperation from the USCG was "08/04/1979"
b. I have the "ORIGINAL COPY" of DISABILITY COMPENSATION AWARD "VA FORM 21-6782" in which
paragraph 1 states:
1. "This award has been made to you for the following SERVICE-CONNECTED award has been made to you for the following Service-Connected Condition(s) with a combined evaluation of 100%. This combined rating is not arrived at by adding the percentages of your disabilities but is computed in accordance with a combined rating table.
CONDITION
S/P Left orchiectomy and Retroperitoneal Lymph Node Dissection SECONDARY to Malignant Testicular Tumor 100%. You are entitled to a Special monthly compensation Benefit on account of Anatomcal loss of a Creative Organ effective 6-16-80."
2. I was notified on 2-12-82 that compensation was being reduced from 100% to 10% due to improvement in my Service-Connected Condition. I filed a Notice of Disagreement with and received no increase in compensation and no mention of my secondary condition caused by the Malignant Testicular tumor. Decision received from RO on Dec 23rd 1982 was continue the 10% evaluation for risiduals of Testicular Carcinoma again not mentioning THE SECONDARY CONDITION AS STATED IN ORIGINAL DISABILITY AWARD DATED 09/02/1980. VETERAN WAS FURNISHED WITH A "STATEMENT OF THE CASE". THE VETERAN THEN FILED AN APPEAL WITH THE VETERANS BOARD OF APPEALS IN WASHINGTON, DC HEARING WAS SET FOR SEPTEMBER 14TH 1983 which I personally attended with an American Legion Rep. THE BVA REMANDED case to RO. The RO again failed to recognize or mention Secondary condition stated in Original Disablity Award of 09/02/1980 that was that was caused by Malignat Testicular Tumor. Was there (2) two CLEAR AND UNMISTAKEABLE ERROR'S (CUE) #1 being I was not paid back to my date of separation, and #2 being Failure to consider the Secondary Condition caused my Malignant Testicular Tumor by the RO?
Any thoughts or input on the above matter would be appreciated, I had another bout of Testicular Cancer in 1989 and have long term effects of the Chemotherpy I had in 1980 ie; hypertension, loss of teeth, feel fatigued all the time, and haven't held a job since 1996, trying to get by on the 40% SC rating I currently have.
Thanks,
ztecman
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