I was just laying in bed thinking about my claim for chronic pain. It was listed on my first claim, they ignored it, they ignored it when I told them in my nod. They ordered a exam for it, the doctor diagnosed it and put it in the C&P report and that was the end of it. But get this, when I applied for depression on a second claim they approved it as a secondary condition to ................Serious Pain Syndrome..............WTF???????????
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I was just laying in bed thinking about my claim for chronic pain. It was listed on my first claim, they ignored it, they ignored it when I told them in my nod. They ordered a exam for it, the doctor diagnosed it and put it in the C&P report and that was the end of it. But get this, when I applied for depression on a second claim they approved it as a secondary condition to ................Serious Pain Syndrome..............WTF???????????
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