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What Is The Difference?

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Buck52

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What is the difference between these two statement's ...in Award letters!

The Service Connected Disability is as of ''Nature'' and no future exams schedule

vs

The Service Connected Disability is as of ''Chronic'' with no future exams schedule.

Nature & Chronic?

Does Chronic mean more severity as in pain?

Nature meaning never gets better?

Thanks in Advance

...................Buck

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Wow,

That's a lot of heavy data,

You all speak to the real life situations that occur everyday. I believe everything that's said here, it only makes sense that the VA is in favor or in benefit of the Veteran then the VA Admin should have there trump card to run parallel to that right?

I went to my DRO hearing today and the DRO and VSO senior rep went back and forth about not having my hearing recorded.. it was to prevent a transcribe delay for me.. so that i don't have to wait for the back and forth drama..

I know how VA protects it self.. .. i found out today that one of my recent ratings .. basically based off of a increase request that was of course done by a VA C&P exam. For example the Doctor noted that i have constant near constant continuous use of corticosteroid therapy over 12 months.. hech its like 15 years.. and i was explained by the VSO that the rater did not consider this and did not increase based on "it was not convincing" wtf.. it is regulations..

So the VSO explained to me that i will need to get another DBQ.. another C&P to support this.. that's very redundant.

Does that make sense... well not to the Veteran, but the VA.. you better believe it makes a whole lot of money.. i mean sense...

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