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tk3000
Hello Folks,
I missed the deadline of an appeal (some confusion between me and a service officer), have then to file a new claim (for increase) just to get things moving. I have a plethora of medical evidence, documents, and information on my file which should have more than necessary and sufficient information to warranty a higher rating (currently 10% for GERD condition sec. to pain killers). Have been prescribed even inhaler to cope with such condition (what I used sporadically) and paid a visit to ER a couple of times the last few years in function of chest pain which then was diagonsed as GERD. Recently I had a compensatio exam (no point in having such exam to begin with since such condition should be under appeal and I would naturally win such appeal). In such C&P I had a misturned to bring a record of a recent visit to the ER (though it could be a heart attack) but it was diagonsed as costochondrits in that particular episode (not GERD); but again there has been several occasions where chest pain and even severe chest pain (thus me going to the ER) was diagnosed as being caused by Heartburn. My medical records speak for themselves in very clear, consice and coherent way.
Now the crazy thing is I went such C&P exam and the examiner seemed fair innapropriate to begin with. At the very first 25 minutes shed had a file on her hands (supposed my file) that she was looking for assuming that it was my file, but after about 25 minutes she found out that it was the wrong file. She then went to the back in order to bring what should be my file, but once returned she stated that my file had been sent to a different medical center and that she would progress with the exam without my file. In other words she did not review my, she did not even touch my file and in fact she had absolutely no much of a clue about all the vast recors and evidence pertinent to my case present on my file and how they relate to that particular condition. Is that accpetable for an examiner to proceed with a C&P wihtout my file and records, information and evidence therein?
To make things much worse such examiner concentrate her conclusion on the fact that I had a recent visit to the ER (assuming it could have been a heart attack), but in that particular case and episode it was diagnosed as been costochondrits which is nothing but an isolated episode which is ultimately nothing compared to a vast history chest pain related to heartburn and my other heartburns symptons as be verified on my file.
Is that C&P valid to begin with considering that such individual deliberately acted against me, but did not even have my file to begin with.
tk
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