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I Got The C&p Result!?!?!?!

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It was back in 05 I started this claim it was not complex in any way but the VA made it complex to fire off a denial without even looking at it and went so far to set me up for my 1st C&P's as complete bullsh#t and even tried to get a Borderline Personality Disorder, Thin very thin..This was to see if I would run my claim through 1 more time, except others had prepared me with Hadit.com this time to come correct, here are the results of my 2nd round of C&P's.. Any guesses on how it will turn out this time? Last time it was denials across the board......Thanks for your replies.

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Larry you mean the VARO induced PTSD? It's amazing how many veterans and their wives get that version of it, isn't it? I don't think veterans realize filing a claim with the VA will take longer than most of them spent in service, who knew the longest battle of our military careers would be with the VA? none of us I am sure.

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I think percentage wise there will be enough to get TDIU. The VA is still trying to use the boderline personality thing to qualify Yoggie's overall mental health. Moderate impairment due to PTSD should get at least 30% and with the 40% for the back that is 70%. The doctor seemed to waffle on his ability to work due soley to his SC disorders. Yoggie has to wait until he gets the rating decision and then if they deny TDIU for some absurd reason go back and get the IMO to rebut there reasoning for denying it. I remember I got 70% and the VA denied TDIU because of NSC condition I had which was a minor condition compared the the SC condition. How can a person like Yoggie have just a moderate impairment if he has Major Depression and PTSD plus chronic pain from his back. Often it is two steps forward and one step back with the VA. I know I had to fight for every benefit I ever got from them. However, every step forward brings you closer to your goal and Yoggie's report does bring him closer because they admit PTSD. That opens all doors and means that TDIU is inevitable given the circumstances. Not giving a GAF score I don't understand. I see this exam as a step forward.

They have admitted PTSD for MR Vet as well and then they changed it even though it is in their SSOC-so who knows?

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It was back in 05 I started this claim it was not complex in any way but the VA made it complex to fire off a denial without even looking at it and went so far to set me up for my 1st C&P's as complete bullsh#t and even tried to get a Borderline Personality Disorder, Thin very thin..This was to see if I would run my claim through 1 more time, except others had prepared me with Hadit.com this time to come correct, here are the results of my 2nd round of C&P's.. Any guesses on how it will turn out this time? Last time it was denials across the board......Thanks for your replies.

Yogg

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Yoggie, I wish the best however the VA can screw almost anything up. I have a gaf of 46-my symptology is in the 70% range and 3 docs said I was not employable due to my PTSD.

I got 50% PTSD, no IU, they didn't even infer IU or include it in my rating decision.

I hope your RO is better then mine.

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Yoggie, you know as well as all of us that when it comes to the VA, who can say.

The C&P looks good for all intent and purposes. How the rater interprets it will be the defining answer. I am positive with and for you. The fight with the VA is way to exhausting...hope it all works out this time. Best regards!!

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Yoggie, you know as well as all of us that when it comes to the VA, who can say.

The C&P looks good for all intent and purposes. How the rater interprets it will be the defining answer. I am positive with and for you. The fight with the VA is way to exhausting...hope it all works out this time. Best regards!!

I agree you never know and it does suck what little life you have left out of you, they can turn on anything they turned on me at the DRO hearing I personally feel I had them dead to rights with more than I needed evidence wise with treating Doc's. This was what I felt a last ditch effort to abort the obvious and find some way to lesson the blow or pull me back from IU or even PT. These C&P's were at the request of the rater after I had to hand him my claim warped in a bow with no outs at the DRO hearing.. He could have rated my claim 5 months ago and as far as I am concerned he has put me in an even better position that was very unexpected..at least it feels that way..Yog

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