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Loss Of Reproductive Organ

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I was diagnosed with Prostrate Cancer in 2004. So how I wasn't notified that the VA would cover this condition and because m wife and I thought it prudent I had my prostate removed and very luckily was able to make it through the 5 years with a PSA of 0.00. In 2009 I developed diabetes and did contact the VA, and am currently at 80% disability. So here is my question. I submitted a claim for "loss of reproductive organ" for loss of my prostrate. I also have a stipend for ED. Do any of you now anything about this, will the VA honer this, or is this just reaching too far.

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Once your prostrate is removed file for "quality of life"(loss of organ).....being at 80%...you'll have to get 50% min. to get over a hundred %...if you qualify.... file for unemployability..

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Loss of creative organ! SMC $99.00 so big deal. You could not pay me enough, maybe $20,000 a month.

They should give you 1000%, the loss of that organ is a loss of your sex life in most some case. Oh yea, put a pump in and feel nothing Nerve damage.

It can test a marriage and destroy them too.

I was lucky, I have a great wife!!!smile.png

Good luck, and GOD bless!

"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere"

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Forget the pump-Viagra or cialis. Patient wife helps. The healing will take some time-don't give up on the ED drugs though.

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I've been married fo 43 years, hooked up with my lady 30 days after comming home from Vietnam(2/69), she is a very good woman. Hell she most likly saved me life. And your right, how do you put a price on this. Oh well, I'm sure MacNamera and Johnson are sleeping well.

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That is bull, that we lose was our man hood over AO! They give us $98.00 a month for that! Someone cut my sex life off.

WE HAVE A PROBLEM!!! The system is broken and they need to give us the great lunches, that they the congress get's!

"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere"

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