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Billyboy

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The VA rated me 70% MDD and 100% TDIU about a year or so ?????? Cannot remember the exact date. Now I receive a notice of a hearing I requested 3-4 years a go. What would you recommend? I am happy with what I have and do not want to drive a long distance. Should I just ignore the notice, should I respond and say I no longer require a hearing? Any help, bill

0% Hearing loss, 10% Tinnitus, 70% MDD, 100% TDIU Thanks to the vet (Gaylon) that help me get started, the county officer (Charles) and all the great people on HADIT

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If you are satisfied with what you have you can request that the Hearing be withdrawn. I must warn you there may be issues still left open. You should ask what the Hearing is for and make a decision if you have time. Its a shame I am sure that plenty of other vets are dying to be heard.

Good Luck

Veterans deserve real choice for their health care.

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Thanks Pete, I am satisfied with what I have, I believe the hearing is for the 50 to 70% MDD I was requesting. Since then I have been raised to 70% MDD and 100% TDIU and just don’t feel like messing with the VA any more, bill

0% Hearing loss, 10% Tinnitus, 70% MDD, 100% TDIU Thanks to the vet (Gaylon) that help me get started, the county officer (Charles) and all the great people on HADIT

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Dear VA, I no longer desire to carry out the appeal for claim number XXX-XX-XXXX.

Please cancel this hearing.

Signed The Veteran.

That will do it.

J

Edited by jbasser

A Veteran is a person who served this country. Treat them with respect.

A Disabled Veteran is a person who served this country and bears the scars of that service regardless of when or where they served.

Treat them with the upmost respect. I do. Rejection is not a sign of failure. Failure is not an option, Medical opinions and evidence wins claims. Trust in others is a virtue but you take the T out of Trust and you are left with Rust so be wise about who you are dealing with.

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Dear VA, I no longer desire to carry out the appeal for claim number XXX-XX-XXXX.

Please cancel this hearing.

Signed The Veteran.

That will do it.

J

I would also add a IN REFERENCE TO YOU LETTER DATED just to keep them straight and not confuse them. Also I would mention that you rating was completed on xxx date and at this time you consider all issues satisfied (if that is what you feel). As I said this will probably un-confuse the yahoos and make them file your claim quickly in the file room for they will jump for joy cause they don't have to do any more work on your claim.

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