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Richard E Burns

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Welcome aboard and sorry to hear of your issues bud. We are here for you and I too collect SSDI, so if you every have any questions just ask. God Bless

100% PTSD

100% Back

60% Bladder Issues

50% Migraines 
30% Crohn's Disease

30% R Shoulder

20% Radiculopathy, Left lower    10% Radiculopathy, Right lower 
10% L Knee  10% R Knee Surgery 2005&2007
10% Asthma
10% Tinnitus
10% Damage of Cranial Nerve II

10% Scars

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OEF/OIF VET     100% VA P&T, Post 911 Caregiver, SSDI

 

 

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I imagine I am headed down the same path as you guys. Once I get rated correctly by the VA I may consider it. I am fighting federal workers comp at the same time and it gets frustrating. My hands are shot from my federal job. I've had six hand surgeries and still need at least 3 more to go. I also came down with an auto immune disease this past March that I believe was from my exposures to aircraft fuels being a tank rat fuel mechanic. From what I read you can collect both benefits somehow. As long as its not the same body part or illness as your military service connection you can. I'm not an expert by no means but thats what I've been getting from the regs. Fortunately the regs for Federal civil service are similar. Although one important benefit you don't get on a federal comp case is the benefit of doubt doctrine. I despise these systems that treat people like a liar. OPM is a nut case of it's own.

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