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draggin'swife
OK, we (me and hubby) put in a legitimate NOD (within the proper time limit) disagreeing with the rating amount for his PTSD- stating that his condition warranted a higher rating than the original rating. At the same time, sent an application for TDIU based on PTSD.
Thankfully, hubby was awarded a PTSD increase and TDIU on the same “award date”. This date was the date the TDIU paperwork was received. Our issue with this is that PTSD was on our original paperwork and was awarded a long time ago. Shouldn’t the award date for the PTSD increase go all the way back to the original date of award on the PTSD? Why in the world was the award date based on the receipt date of the NOD?
Also, the paperwork said that the date of TDIU award was based on the award date of the PTSD increase. (This could be a mistake for them to word it this way LOL) I realize that if the PTSD award date is wrong, this automatically makes the TDIU date wrong as well…but let’s ignore that for a moment. The date that he was unable to work was at least a year before the award date. Shouldn’t the TDIU award date go back to the date of provable unemployability?
We will be making an appeal/NOD (whichever is appropriate here), but not sure what dates to fight for.
Don’t get me wrong we’re thankful for this…but are we getting screwed here?
Draggin’Wife
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