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tdiu opinion's filing claims if your already 90%combined or 100%
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Buck52
I read here on hadit some times back that if a veteran files for another claim who is currently either 90%combined TDIU or 100%
Well some say that ''Rocks The Boat'' or usually VA don't like a veteran to file for a claim if she/him is already at 100%
is this true?
What about a new diagnose of something that can be military related that ouccured years later after military and that contention is a different disability all togather?
why would that be Rocking the Boat and why would VA deny this particular claim?
Any opinions welcome or feedback
...........Thanks
...............Buck
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I was TDIU P&T in 2007 when the VA did a CT scan of my left leg. It indicated advanced calcification in some of my arteries. I filed for this then as a condition secondary to DMII and AO exposur
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as far as claiming, never fall prety to the fear of "rocking the boat". In the end its all about the evidence and what you can prove. If you have the evidence, IME's, SC proof, etc to make a valid a
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TBird covered this and made it a sticky announcement above the forums/topics. Scroll up http://www.hadit.com/forums/announcement/46-6-reasons-to-keep-pursuing-va-claims-and-appeals-%E2%80%93-after-yo
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