Received C&p Exam Report....

[rpowell01]

And its not good. I was ripped apart by this C&P examiner. The good thing is my wife was in the room and lets just say there are things or questions on this C&P report that were answered but not by me. Meaning there are questions they are suppose to ask the veteran and are suppose to write down the response of the veteran. Not once was I ever asked these questions. Second, the C&P examiner said I had full range of motion in my neck and thoracic and lumbar. NOWAY JOSE....I couldn't bend my neck backwards, to the left nor forward that day because the pain that radiates down my right arm. I informed her that I couldn't but I tried. But she says on the report I was able to go the full ROM. I told her over and over, it must have been 5 times I couldn't move my head that morning because of the pain that shoots down my right arm. Normally I can move it except backwards. Something is causing it not to allow it to go backwards. Again wife in room and she is my witness. Third, Again like I said in previous posts that the C&P examiners purposely deceives the RO by leaving stuff out that is in the records and CFile. They only use what they want for their own good. I was expecting a nonfavorable C&P exam report but this one takes the cake. I respect doctor's final opinions on these reports, that is their jobs. But, to sit there and purposely lie like she did makes me wonder if 1. judgement was passed on my as soon as I reported for the C&P exam. 2. How many other veterans have these C&P doctors lied on the reports.

Myself, I can promise you this, I am not going to sit here and let this woman get away with this at all. Myself and my wife are writing up two individual sworn letters or on the 21-4138 forms and I am sending them to the Regional Office and I am requesting a NEW C&P Exam based on these lies and deceits this woman has done. I will express that I have a right to a truthful C&P Exam not for somebody to sit and NOT to record any of the ROM measurements whatsoever. I told JBasser about this and he said maybe she recorded it. Nope she did not record it verbally nor did she write down the measurements whatsoever. Unless that tool is connected wireless/bluetooth there is noway should could remember all them numbers. Remember neck x3 and back x3, EACH SIDE.

She lied big time and I am not going to sit here and let her get away with it. I am also going to write my senator and set up some kind of appointment with him. I am going to request to him that WE has veterans be allowed to have VIDEO cameras with us during C&P Exams. If the VA/Regional Offices are so sure these C&P exams are being done truthfully then I don't see a problem having a VIDEO Camera in the room recording the exam. Do you? If they are that truthful then why is having a camera an issue?

You will be seeing a website in the near future on all of these things I have brought up and mainly about using VIDEO Cameras during the C&P exams.

Again the "Duty to Assist" is bogus and with these C&P examiners blantantly lying on the reports is wrong and I hope they burn in hell because God and my Lord Jesus Christ are my witnesses, along with my wife to this fact.

[71M10]

IMO no ROM....And trying to get ahold of Dr. Bash is like me trying to get in to the see the President. The guy never answers none of his phones or emails. Oh well I have to go with what I got. I was hoping to be able to jump on a jet and go up to see him so he can do the ROM to rebuttal this C&P examiner's lies.....

I just hope and pray that the RO looks at previous C&Ps exams on my ROM because they would see I was honest as always. I will say I was having a real bad day that morning and I couldn't bend forward nor tilt my head. This is caused by the DDD. So the C&P examiner must have felt I was faking it. Such BS and I might call down there and complain to a supervisor to see if I can get an honest C&P exam.

A point for you to consider. Doctors interact with each other a lot differently than office workers or blue collar labor. You are contemplating trying to force accountability where there is none. If its know that you are being re-examed because of a complaint filed against one of thier peers they may be nit-picky and percise. This was not a medical encounter in the traditional sense, this was a disability exam and the only person this doctor has to worry about being happy is the head of the C&P department. File your sworn statements to the irregularities with the RO and move on. Every sub-par C&P that has been done on me was done so poorly that I could easily point out where the examiner contradicted themselves or where they failed to recognize well established static medical facts. Spend your energies on identifying every inconsistancy and contradiction in the exam.

[rpowell01]

Thank you 71M10...I stopped reading it last night and its just sitting here on my desk. I think I got to the 3 page and decided I had enough with reading it. I haven't even touched it today. I will read it again in a few weeks and search through it like I have done my past ones.

But I will say I am embarrassed today to even be called a Veterans that has to deal with the VA!!!! This is how they make you feel.

If the people who never served only knew how veterans are truly treated they would call it a socialist process.....

Edited May 17, 2013 by rpowell01

[rpowell01]

Well I have a "Statement of Claim" filled out and ready to mail contesting to the C&P exam inaccuracies. All I am asking is for a new honest and truthful C&P exam at a different VA facility. My wife is filling her statement out also.

[meghp0405]

If your IMO is older than the C/P exam you just had, I would download a Disability Benefits Questioner and take it to another Doc and submit it as additional evidence. if you can do that,

I don't think that I would submit your response to the C/P exam until after you receive your rating decision. Even if your not able to get another doc's opinion, I think I would still wait until you receive your rating decision.

[rpowell01]

Well too late I already uploaded the document to ebenefits. I just told them that there were inaccurate reporting on the C&P exam as to the ROM measurements and that the C&P examiner did not write down nor verbally record the numbers/results. I requested a new and honest exam...

How come the DBQ questionnaire forms are not sent to a veteran if the VA is saying they will help 1. The veterans 2. Help curb down C&P exams?

[rpowell01]

I want to add something to this topic. What I have noticed that I find very, very helpful in the future is that the C&P Examiner used my first denied SSDI claim to SS by quoting their response on the denial. If the C&P examiner can use this for my IU case then they best use this same evidence whenever I do get approved after seeing the judge later this year. Also, if I am denied IU before my SSDI claim is completed, then the VA better accept it as new evidence if my SSDI is approved by a judge as evidence. If they can use SSDI quotes as evidence then they better use it whenever it changes.

What the C&P examiner didn't quote was my approval for Long Term Disability Insurance for 2 years and you don't get approved of that until a medical doctor reviews it. I will be submitting my LTD approval from last year as evidence also. The C&P examiner was advised of the LTD approval.

My SSDI attorneys are sure that the judge is going to approve my SSDI. They usually know and wouldn't take a case if they are not sure...

Edited May 22, 2013 by rpowell01