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hypertension Non-Sc Disabilities Became Sc Due To Va Error
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soriol36
I submitted a claim with a few new disabilities and to reopen the following disabilities shown below that were non service connected (as rated in 2007). To my surprise, I found the following statement on one of my C&Ps resutls.
INCREASE CLAIMS: The veteran is claiming an increase in her service connected:
" Hypertension
" Asthma with allergic rhinitis
" Migraine headaches
" Mitral Valve Disorder
" Right knee PFS
" Lumbar Back Strain
**Please note that the record currently does not show the veteran as service-connected for headaches, heart condition, right knee, or lumbar condition. However, errors were found in a previous rating decision, and service connection was warranted in 2007 based on her C&P exam completed within one year of service. Therefore, these issues will be treated as increase exams. Please have the examiner evaluate the current level of each disability, perform all tests as needed, and include results in the examination report.
My question is how do I go about this? How do I get a copy of my C&P for 2007? I cannot believe that they made a mistake and never contacted me about it. My ebenefits still showing those disabilities as non-service connected.
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