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in 93 i was rated under code 5322 which is for musle loss due to gunshot . i have no gun shot i have problem with my neck c7 c6. i check on enlistment i broke elbow when 12yr old i was 22 when i had the fall and injury. had ex ray show bone chip on elbow. after fall told i had problem before army. so for years could not get and increase because i did not have a scar or wound this on all my deined. i had 10% and could not work due to this va own words on soc.2004 they change rated in code to 5293 which was is my condition and give 60%and iu. put in cue for been rated under wrong code and for elbow presumtion of soundness. on soc it say rater could have perhaps used code 5290.is that not say that it was a cue well now it at the board . i was told it just got certify what does this mean. and is it true that big retro claims go to board .

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yulooking - unfortunately, "for you, and many others," I won't respond to any of your, or their, requests as I am unable to decipher many of your posts. A simple proofreading and spellcheck could remedy this. While the terms used in text messaging may be the current trend w/today's youth, to me, it signifies extreme laziness. I'm old and unfortunately I like it!!! This is not meant as a personal attack on you but just my opinion. My bad!!! LOL jmo

i amc ue to getmy 60% back till 94 because they cue by rating me under a code that i could never increase due to the fact i have no gunshot wound look at code 5322 it all about that.
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Why in the world are you so concerned about changing your diagnostic code that's 10 years old?

in 93 i was rated under code 5322 which is for musle loss due to gunshot . i have no gun shot i have problem with my neck c7 c6. i check on enlistment i broke elbow when 12yr old i was 22 when i had the fall and injury. had ex ray show bone chip on elbow. after fall told i had problem before army. so for years could not get and increase because i did not have a scar or wound this on all my deined. i had 10% and could not work due to this va own words on soc.2004 they change rated in code to 5293 which was is my condition and give 60%and iu. put in cue for been rated under wrong code and for elbow presumtion of soundness. on soc it say rater could have perhaps used code 5290.is that not say that it was a cue well now it at the board . i was told it just got certify what does this mean. and is it true that big retro claims go to board .
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From reading your Profile your'e already 100% so why in the heck obsess about a diagnostic code error already 10 years in the making.

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in 93 i was rated under code 5322 which is for musle loss due to gunshot . i have no gun shot i have problem with my neck c7 c6. i check on enlistment i broke elbow when 12yr old i was 22 when i had the fall and injury. had ex ray show bone chip on elbow. after fall told i had problem before army. so for years could not get and increase because i did not have a scar or wound this on all my deined. i had 10% and could not work due to this va own words on soc.2004 they change rated in code to 5293 which was is my condition and give 60%and iu. put in cue for been rated under wrong code and for elbow presumtion of soundness. on soc it say rater could have perhaps used code 5290.is that not say that it was a cue well now it at the board . i was told it just got certify what does this mean. and is it true that big retro claims go to board .
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LISTEN I WAS GIVE 10% IN 93-2004 AND RATED UNDER 5322 WHICH IS FOR MUSCLE LOST DUE TO GUNSHOT FOR 10YR I COULDNOT INCREASE DUE TO THIS.2004 AFTER FIND HADIT THEY CHANGE CODE GAVE ME 100% SO I HAVE NOT WORK SINCE 93 ON SOC IT STATES I WAS NOT WORKING .AND I WAS GIVE 10% FOR 10 YR.NO PENSION OR ANY THING SO NOW DO U GET MY CUE

AND IF U CAN NOT UNDERSTAND WHAT I AM SAYING THAN 9 TIME OUT OF 10 I DONT WANT YOUR ADVICES ANY WAY. LOL

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Its your spelling and grammar thats the problem and please remove the all caps it is very diffulcult to read? The people here know what they are talking about the helped me and you have professed the helped you. You have to help them to help you because they have issues as well. We are all volunteers and your attitude will only hurt your claim in the end because you said pre hadit you were 10% post hadit you are 100% and nothing in the VA world is cut and dry. With a little humilty you get all the help you need contiue like this you will get crickets.

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Yulooking

Don't get mad. Get a lawyer! People go nuts with CUE claims because the VA denies them and throws every monkey wrench into them they can find. If there are any defects in your CUE reasoning when you get to BVA they will throw it back to start over. This is why I say get a lawyer to go forward to get your retro. This is complicated legal crap. It is beyond what most can advise on a internet board. Everyone of these claims is unique. If you were accused of a felony would you go to court without a lawyer. It is almost the same with trying to win retro with a CUE. No matter how clear it may appeat to you it may not be so clear to a bunch of BVA judges.

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