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oldman273
Hello here is my question I applied for an increased ratting for my back which initialy was claimed as DDD. Now after 3 surgeries laminectomy, Stimulator implant, and 3 level lumbar fusion I was not rated under IVDS as I had claimed but DDD. The VA has not answered the claim as to the IVDS which I had put in for on a seperate claim with arthritis also as secondary to the SC back issues. Everything is doucumented in writing as well as the xray results documenting the back as progressively detiorating as the disease is.
After all of this can I have both the DDD and the IVDS. I am unable to care for myself and the nerve dammage is hard as i get these spikes or electrical charges in my body that make me a horrible person to be around constant pain and having small kids makes me an ogor some times so any ideas on how I should attempt to correct the issue of why the VA choose to rate me the way they did other than their usual attempt at screwing us veterans. last thing I wanted to add is that my Nuero surgeon who did the surgery has already wrote to the VA that I am unable to work or keep a job on account of my SC back. anythoughts again as to why the 40% ratting instead of the 60% I think it should have been. Have a good day....
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