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diabetes Nod & Cue?
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atlb685
Hello all!
I am in the process of filing a NOD for my finace. He has been rated for Diabetes Insipidus (DI) secondary to a head injury he obtained in service. As I have been researching his disease, all the research has shown that DI presents itself almost immediately after the injury (within 3-5 weeks). He was in service for more than a year after the accident (which occurred in 2002) and the DI diagnosis was not awarded to him until 2008--when we requested that he be formally evaluated for it. He was not back-dated for it. Since the disease is directly related to the head trauma (by their own admission) and it would have presented itself within weeks of the accident, could this qualify as a CUE? I even have lab results from 6 months after the accident showing that he was clinically dehydrated, yet the military never followed up on this. He should have been diagnosed while he was in-service.
Is it appropriate for me to point all of this out in his NOD, or is there a completely different process that I have to go through? I don't want to put the cart in front of the horse if it is going to hurt him...
Thanks in advance for your help!
Jami
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