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Pete53
I sent a request for VA RO in Waco at end of July 2011 asking for a higher A&A rating as I feel I meet the criteria for the higher rating.
Currently I have a SMC S Rating because I am 100& Service Connected for Panic Disorder with Agoraphobia.
The letter says it is working on special compensation for aid and attendance/housebound and for a special home adaptation grant.
I did not request the home adaptation grant I just got a new shower.
You mentioned treatment at Dallas VAMC I am supposed to give dates of treatment and by who?
I am supposed to send copies of progress reports and anything Docs say that support my claim.
They say that if I give dates and who treated they will get the records they need but otherwise they will not.
According to this notice I have 30 days before the VA may make their decision.
I feel like I am getting the bums rush
Pete
I also wonder about the fact that I am service connected for panic disorder and major depression is this able to be linked to the need for aid and attendance for bathing, some grooming, helping keep medications straight, that I use a walker and cane and I was granted a HISA Grant to improve my bathroom.
Sometimes this can be over whelming especially when you get a fast deadline thrown at you out of the blue.
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