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This is my first post to the site
. I am wondering if anyone else has had their disabilities disappear on Ebenefits. My second claim has showed complete as of two days ago, however, two of the four disabilities I claimed are completely gone from the "Rated Disabilities" and two are showing "Not Service Connected." My picture below is from my page. The Tinnitus, bilateral hearing loss and equilibrium are all from my first claim, depression and migraines are recent. I am wondering if the two that aren't showing will be approved, and that is why two are showing up as not connected. Or if I'm just thinking too much. I have searched and searched the internet and haven't found a similar question to mine anywhere, so I thought I'd give it a shot. I was also told by Peggy that my decision was mailed, but you all understand how anxious that wait feels
Anyways, any advice or thoughts is greatly appreciated, Thank you in advance brothers and sisters! 
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Carl Bacon
If your claim is in its final stages, your eBenifits page will be going haywire for a couple days. You will probably get snail mail before eBenifits stops spining like a casino's one arm bandit.
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Another possibility is that the claimed disabilities were combined by the rater. This happens when two or more claimed disabilities are essentially the same. For example, suppose you claimed arthritis
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Ebenefits is notoriously unreliable. This said, dont disregard it completely, because lazy VA employees love to "close" claims that are in process without bothering to adjuticate them, resulting in
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