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Bva Appeal....i Won!

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joeyjoeyb

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BBE received and my claim for sleep apnea was granted. Been denied since Mar 2007. Still cannot believe it. This board offers so much help. I know everyone says it on here. But never give up!!

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Yes Berta. That is me. And yes got a call from the RO saying it will be dated to 1 sep 2006.

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A win is always better than a loss, right! Sounds like You have had SA for a good period of time. I've been SA SC as secondary to CAD since 2010. With that said, stay sharp, SA can cause CAD and Pulmonary Hypertension. Unless your Agent Orange, if you have to develop CAD or Pulmonary problems, better after a DX of SA. Both can be claimed as secondary and or aggravated by the SA.

Merry Xmas in July

Semper Fi

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Ok let me see if this makes since. I was 40% from 1 sep. 06 till 1 jan 08. Then 50 % for a year and have been 60 % since 1 jan 09.

Was told by the RO a few days ago I will be rated at 70% from 1 sep 06 till 1 jan 09 and 80% from 09 till the present. Married with no children.

I am a 20 year retiree so the first fee years I was getting 2 checks. One from dfas and I from the va.

Let me know if you have any other questions.

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