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C&p Vs Dbq

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LIL-ROB

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Evening fellow vet's. Well my problem is this I had a C&P and the one question that ask is.Does the vet's problem hinder with employment the answer was NO.OK Now on the DBQ it ask the same question. And answered was YES. Vet has been on SSDI since 2009.Now both was done by same Quack.

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Depending on how long ago the C&P was?

maybe the disability has got worse that preludes you from working?

you should file for TDIU if your not working because of your SC Disability.

Being on SSDI helps.

jmo

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Really don't know what to think, the VA rater can use either evidence of the final decision. I have had it go in my favor both ways. Good luck bud and keep us posted

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