Nightmare C N P Exam Today Need Help

[jusus27360]

I had my exam today an it was horrible. I have avasical necrosis in left shoulder which is very painful. Doing the exam she told me to lift my arm which as much as I could, she then stated.that she had to move my arm an she force my arm above my head. I scream in pain an started crying an she said "im so sorry i didnt mean to do that" wtf! She apologized several times stating that she didnt mean to do that. She then question me about a workers comp injury to my righr knee an asked.me if I had gotten compensated I told her yes an she said im going to report this an you will have money taken back I said wrf! My right knee was injured in the military an this workers comp was 20 yrs later an has nothing to do with my sc condition with my right knee. Please tell me what actions I can take. Ive been in so much pain since the exam both physically an mentally. Thanks for any input.

[jusus27360]

Hello

Just an update, as of today the doctors have not finished with the results , taking a long time since the 9th of july. I also found out that Dr Dyal has 75 official compliants filed against her an was told she is still working there because they need doctors what a crock of shit!!!(sorry) will post results soon as I find out something. Thanks

[MarkInTexas]

Hello

Just an update, as of today the doctors have not finished with the results , taking a long time since the 9th of july. I also found out that Dr Dyal has 75 official compliants filed against her an was told she is still working there because they need doctors what a crock of shit!!!(sorry) will post results soon as I find out something. Thanks

Oh yeah....they'll string you along for a while. Sometimes, the VA will send the C&P reports back to the examiner for more details or for questions. Not really fair to the veteran, since he or she doesn't get to get examined regarding the new questions, and must rely on the examiner to go back and add something else without their knowledge. That is a bit scary too, because I would imagine that the examiner gets irritated about having to go back and correct or add something, which might be taken out on the veteran's case in retaliation.

Mark

[pwrslm]

I would think that when they put their hands on you without your permission and injure you it would be assault. I cant find any C&P documentation about it, but I would question the validity of any training that instructs a medical practitioner to put hands on a patient without permission and force a ROM movement beyond a patients voluntary effort.