I had filed a claim for ED secondary to my service connected DMII about a month ago. I called the VA today and they told me they have sent me four letters on Sept. 28th, regarding this claim. Why in the world am I getting four letters? I already told them all my treatment records are at the VAMC ,and sent them some examples of the treatment records with the diagnosis and treatment plan meds. Every single time I read the VBM I feel like filing a new claim because I find something the VA has done wrong. I had a 70% rating and then I was SC'ed for AO DMII and PN in all four limbs. The VA gave me a 3.5% bilateral factor rating along with 10% for the DMII and 10% for each limb. Does this sound correct? I know have 80% and IU, of course. I have hearing loss and tinniutus and am thinking of filing for housebound even though I only have 80% because I have agoraphobia, panic disorder and dissasociative disorder. I had such a horrendous panic attack when in service I also developed a disassociative disorder. When I could no longer funtion the Army put me out as unsuitable. It is all in my medical records and the Army just ignored it and threw me out and the VA just gave me 10% and I was not only IU but could hardly find my way home sometimes. I recovered after years of private psychotherapy to work for a while and then the VA always denied me increases because I worked. I feel like throwing the bedpan at them.
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I had filed a claim for ED secondary to my service connected DMII about a month ago. I called the VA today and they told me they have sent me four letters on Sept. 28th, regarding this claim. Why in the world am I getting four letters? I already told them all my treatment records are at the VAMC ,and sent them some examples of the treatment records with the diagnosis and treatment plan meds. Every single time I read the VBM I feel like filing a new claim because I find something the VA has done wrong. I had a 70% rating and then I was SC'ed for AO DMII and PN in all four limbs. The VA gave me a 3.5% bilateral factor rating along with 10% for the DMII and 10% for each limb. Does this sound correct? I know have 80% and IU, of course. I have hearing loss and tinniutus and am thinking of filing for housebound even though I only have 80% because I have agoraphobia, panic disorder and dissasociative disorder. I had such a horrendous panic attack when in service I also developed a disassociative disorder. When I could no longer funtion the Army put me out as unsuitable. It is all in my medical records and the Army just ignored it and threw me out and the VA just gave me 10% and I was not only IU but could hardly find my way home sometimes. I recovered after years of private psychotherapy to work for a while and then the VA always denied me increases because I worked. I feel like throwing the bedpan at them.
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