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Hope all is well with everyone. I have recently recieved all of my medical (service and private) records and 4 doctor letters regarding my claim. I filed informally in Sept 2009. I am now in the process of filling out my 526 on my computer and have a few questions.
In the disabilty section where you list what your disabilties are I put in the code and name of the issue (4.17...) and completed the dates and facility locations etc... Is it a good thing to put in the code and term that they use or should I just put in sciatic pain bilateral etc...for each issue? I am trying to do this my self and want to make it easy on whoever looks at it. Also, some of the issues are still ongoing and the PDF 526 want to put an end date for treatment..I just left it blank-ok? In the supplemental section can I add to my answer with what the expected rating should be... for example my pt Flex was less then 30 degrees (l4-l5 fusion) and should be rated at 40% or is this pushing to much or does it let them know that I know what the regs are. I thought I read on here awhile ago that you should do this, on some I would put a range (depression estimte 10-30% based on ...). I hope this makes sense...I am still in a lot of pain feel like I am getting worse. Any suggestions would be helpful.
Thanks!
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