First time user. I recently received 20 percent DDD and 20 percent for left leg radiculopathy (50 percent overall). Today, I received another letter to come in for another exam. On my initial award letter, "cervical spondylosis" is deferred pending this exam. I never claimed anything for my neck. What should I expect at the exam and why did they pick up on this when I never mentioned my neck. I'm not complaining, just curious. Anyone have this happen?
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george1637
First time user. I recently received 20 percent DDD and 20 percent for left leg radiculopathy (50 percent overall). Today, I received another letter to come in for another exam. On my initial award letter, "cervical spondylosis" is deferred pending this exam. I never claimed anything for my neck. What should I expect at the exam and why did they pick up on this when I never mentioned my neck. I'm not complaining, just curious. Anyone have this happen?
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First time user. I recently received 20 percent DDD and 20 percent for left leg radiculopathy (50 percent overall). Today, I received another letter to come in for another exam. On my initial award
Navy04
Welcome aboard and nothing to worry about. Looks like the VA may want to check out a possible disability that went unknown. I have the same type of situation next Monday. Just go in there and be hones
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george1637, I agree with the others. Go to the exam. In the event you did not know, the following is offered: Since you are rated at 50%, you are now in group 1 in the VA healthcare system and n
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