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I Got The C&p Report

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I got the copy of my c&p report for my increase for ptsd. The exam was on oct 18th. gaf 45 and pretty much that i am screwed up. The doctor seemed to wright the report real good. Nothing in the report to question my increase. But I cant figure out why they are sending me to another exam. Still waiting for my awared letter from ssd. I will get that to the va as soon as I get it. Atleast the money is already in the account B) I know I am going to win my claim but I wish the va was like ssd. The waiting and playing games with the va is the hard part.

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Calnight,

" Nothing in the report to question my increase." This could be the reason you are being sent for # 2, its all in the VA game. A gaf of 45 should get you to where you need to be.

Glad to see you at least got your SSD $$$.

Do yourself a favor.....buy some gold and silver! The printing presses are in overdrive.

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Calnight,

" Nothing in the report to question my increase." This could be the reason you are being sent for # 2, its all in the VA game. A gaf of 45 should get you to where you need to be.

Glad to see you at least got your SSD $$$.

jr

What I meant was that the report said nothing that would hurt my claim. I saw my shrink at the va today. He brought up the C&P on his computer. He said he new the doctor that gave the C&P and said that I should get my increase. But he could not understand why they were sending me to another exam.

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