I have a question regarding a denial...wondering if anybody on the site has an idea of what this may be? My original claim for benefits was for PTSD, depression, and skin disorder. In a past denial, the skin disorder simply disappeared from the claim with no further mention of it. When I went to a hearing years ago and questioned it, it was put back as a claim. So, again there were the three noted. Now, in looking at a denial, I notice this time the depression claim has disappeared. There is no mention of it, not deferred, not anything, just not even mentioned, simply disappeared from VARO verbage. So, is it safe to presume they are deeming it denied, without mentioning that claim issue, or just another mess with this VA claim? Thank you for any responses.
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Ethan'sGrandma
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I have a question regarding a denial...wondering if anybody on the site has an idea of what this may be? My original claim for benefits was for PTSD, depression, and skin disorder. In a past denial, the skin disorder simply disappeared from the claim with no further mention of it. When I went to a hearing years ago and questioned it, it was put back as a claim. So, again there were the three noted. Now, in looking at a denial, I notice this time the depression claim has disappeared. There is no mention of it, not deferred, not anything, just not even mentioned, simply disappeared from VARO verbage. So, is it safe to presume they are deeming it denied, without mentioning that claim issue, or just another mess with this VA claim? Thank you for any responses.
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