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[LarryJ]

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Edited November 24, 2009 by LarryJ

[jbasser]

Kind of reminds me about the soldier who went to Boot and they ran out of M1's and bayonets.He asked" what am I supposed to do, go ang bang and stab stab"?.They DI said "yes".

He gets to the battlefield and comes up against a German soldier, He points his finger and says Bang, bang, stab, stab,. The German fall over dead.

He did this acouple of hundred times with the same results.

One day he saw a German soldier on the top of a hill overlooking the battle. He ran up the hill and screamed bang bang, stab stab. Nothing happened.

He inched closer to the German and he heard the german say " Panzer,Panzer.

J

[akwidow]

Like I said before, I learned I could not trust 'em....

[pacmanx1]

Hey Larry, I am slow but not that slow. My medication messes with my concentration but not to the point that I would sign that form. It's like shooting yourself in the foot and then say, nope that don't hurt and then walk away bleeding to death. Do they really think veterans are that stupid? OK, I am stupid but not that stupid.

Edited November 17, 2009 by pacmanx1

[carlie]

I don't know but I think if I was just separated and had ALL of my records,

etc... I would probably submit the claim with my copies and sign the

Certification of Fully Developed Claim as everything was there.

If you've recently been separated and have all of your medical evidence

that would get the claim and issues granted then no C&P should be needed.

Now of course any evidence produced AFTER the date you sign the

Certification of Fully Developed Claim would be considered as fair game

to be included in further adjudication.

But in a case like above you'd think the issues would have been addressed by

the BDD, MEB or PEB programs.

jmho,

carlie

[Pete53]

I signed that Form when I took my last C&P almost a year ago. I got a quick approval and a retro check for 3 months. My appeal for an earlier effective date is going much slower.

I would sign tyhat form and send it if the VA was sitting on the claim and I was convinced that they hjad all the info that was needed but I would want to be very sure I had my ducks lined up.

[allan]

For well over a year the VA said I needed to send them evidence, but never would say what kind.

Having MS, TBI, Bipolar & so messed up on the medications I could barely spell my name, it was near imposible to work my claim for some time.

The VA hopes a vet so messed up will only have NSO's who could care less.

I wish I had some of the SO's that come to hadit working my claim when I first filed in 1975. When your SO requested a copy of your records back then, it wasn't likely you or them would ever hear anything more about it.