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tdiu Entitlement To Tdiu September 8, 2008
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Josephine
This paragraph constantly haunts me as to what this C&P examiner was
stating to the VA.
Entitlement to Individual Unemployability
Entitlement to individual unemployability is granted because the
claimant is unable to secure or follow a substantially gainful
occupation as a result of service- connected disabilities.
Social Security Administration income statements show that you have
not worked since 1983.
Your VA examination, conducted at the VAMC August 22, 2008, showed
that you have been unable to work due to your severe anxiety.
The examiner noted that you would not be employable due to your panic attacks, anxiety,
and inneraction with customers and coworkers in a working
environment.
Based upon the opinion of the examiner, entitlement to individual
unemployability is granted effective April 12, 2005 to August 20,
2008, the date of you increase to 100 percent.
Now, my question is - Did the VA Examiner state I became unemployable
in 2005 or in 1983?
Remember the BVA Judge granted me service connected for chronic
anxiety back to 1992.
For 1992- 1997 I was granted 10%
1997 - 2005 grant of 50%
2005 - 2008 Umemployability
2008 100% P&T.
Thanks,
Betty
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