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mariorivera830
Hey folks.
I was recently denied service connection for my Gerd and other GI diagnoses with the wording of "aggravated by PTSD but not caused by PTSD", is that a good basis for asking for those disabilities as secondary to PTSD?
And would those be opened as a new claim or can I NOD that?
Being 100% already, I wouldn't pursue it, but I need something like that service connected to protect my family should anything happen in the future.
Thanks in advance guys and I don't know where I'd be without somewhere and people like this place has.
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If you have been denied by the VARO, then file a NOD, and state your reasons: That your condition is due to aggravation. If you have not filed, then file a new claim. Reason: Your effective
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File a NOD, this looks like a mistake to me: According to 38 CFR 3.322: http://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/38/3.322 § 3.322 Rating of disabilities aggravated by service. (b) Aggrava
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