As most of you know I suffered a severe heart attack in early April that took my ejection fraction from 25% down to 10% which has left me short of breath and pretty much left to use either a wheel chair or my power chair to move around if I have to move much more than about 50 feet, should I be eligible now for the house allowance to make the house more adaptable for the power chair and the mortgage insurance since I no longer have full mobility due to a service connected issue the heart is not pumping enough blood for me to move on my own power anymore or will I just be wasting my time and the VAROs in filing a claim for these benefits?
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As most of you know I suffered a severe heart attack in early April that took my ejection fraction from 25% down to 10% which has left me short of breath and pretty much left to use either a wheel chair or my power chair to move around if I have to move much more than about 50 feet, should I be eligible now for the house allowance to make the house more adaptable for the power chair and the mortgage insurance since I no longer have full mobility due to a service connected issue the heart is not pumping enough blood for me to move on my own power anymore or will I just be wasting my time and the VAROs in filing a claim for these benefits?
Edited by Testvet100% SC P&T PTSD 100% CAD 10% Hypertension and A&A = SMC L, SSD
a disabled American veteran certified lol
"A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step."
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