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So I had a pension exam which was clearly corrupt. I want to know if there's anything other than appealing the decision I can do. I want go into much detail but will give you an example of what I found to be down right criminal. Applied for secondary hypertension for coronary artery disease. Examiner opined that my hypertension was diagnosed before my coronary artery disease. Apparently my pending surgery for coronary artery disease somehow was scheduled before there was a diagnose of disease. " Veteran HTN was diagnosed on 9/04/02 and his coronary artery disease was diagnosed a few weeks later. That does not fit into what actually happened given the fact that on 9/13/02 I was having my first open heart surgery and was diagnosed with coronary artery disease on 7/21/02. I already submitted a complaint to patient advocate, but I want to do more. Can I? Please advise
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The examiner might have overlooked it or transcribed the numbers incorrectly. I have had it happen to me by the examiners and the raters. If you just obtained the results of the C&P, but have
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I really cannot understand why it matters the order in which things are diagnosed. That doesn't mean something didn't exist before. My husband has many of the problems associated with diabetes but h
Berta
Contact the Secretary of VA robert.a.mcdonald@va.gov or the VA Under Secretary allison.hickey@va.gov It IS Bull crap Tell them what happened and ask them to ensure you that your V
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