I can't understand when my claim comes up for review it is turned down because of some incorrect descriptions that have nothing to do with my claim. I have been turned down for Progression of my disease, for Hip Surgery I never had, And for a sponge being left inside of me after colon surgery. I won a FTCA claim in 2008 the "acts or omissions stated they did Improrper Arteriotomy on me as well as Improper Wound Care can Medical Malpractice change from a FTCA to an 1151 claim. I just got rejected again on Remand from someone who obviously can't follow what the judge said she wanted them to do. I have no representation at all I didn't have one to win my FTCA either and I won. I must be stupid because I thought what is right is right right. Can anyone tell me if an 1151 claim causation is different from a FTCA
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I can't understand when my claim comes up for review it is turned down because of some incorrect descriptions that have nothing to do with my claim. I have been turned down for Progression of my disease, for Hip Surgery I never had, And for a sponge being left inside of me after colon surgery. I won a FTCA claim in 2008 the "acts or omissions stated they did Improrper Arteriotomy on me as well as Improper Wound Care can Medical Malpractice change from a FTCA to an 1151 claim. I just got rejected again on Remand from someone who obviously can't follow what the judge said she wanted them to do. I have no representation at all I didn't have one to win my FTCA either and I won. I must be stupid because I thought what is right is right right. Can anyone tell me if an 1151 claim causation is different from a FTCA
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