ptsd Duh, someone tell me this law exists? TDIU for unemployability

[sunnyh]

I've been depressed ever since I read my C&P exam last week on the

Health E Vet Blue Button.

The things the examiner wrote I know I didn't say, was depressing.

Why would she write something I didn't say?

 

That doesn't matter now.

 

I found a REGULATION for unemployability/TDIU

that doesn't require a 60% or a combined 70%

or a 70% or 60% at all.

http://openjurist.org/251/f3d/1378/howard-roberson-v-anthony-j-principi

I've been rated at 50%  for PTSD since 2013.

Before that rating, I received SSD benefits for PTSD since 2008

and continue to receive SSD.

The SSA law judge approved me for back benefits to 2002 even

though I was self-employed. My only disability with SSA is PTSD.

 

I told VA about my SSD for PTSD many times from the beginning in 2008.

I asked them for service connection back to 1979 when I ETS'd out of the Army

and for 100% for everyday since that day.  (My shotgun format never worked with VA.)

My lawyer has known about my SSD for PTSD since I hired him in 2008.

50% is my static rating I believe and I need to know how

it's proven?

The same C&P examiner who rated me as 50% in 2013, rated me at 50%

again in July 2016.

How do I qualify for TDIU/unemployability?

Why have I never known about it?

Why hasn't my lawyer pressed the issue?

Shouldn't lawyers know about this VA benefit?

I'm feeling mad.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited August 3, 2016 by sunnyh
Dyslexic stuff

[sunnyh]

Berta,

Yes, I get SSD from SSA for PTSD for same service stressors since 2008.

My first C&P exam in 2013 said 50%.

*A VA psychologist told me the C&P examiner underrated me.

The most recent C&P exam (last month) is also

putting me on the 50% symptoms level.

* I made sure I remembered to tell the C&P examiner

that I get SSD for PTSD only when I was talking to her.

 

She put a little blurb on he DBQ about it.

 

I'd have to dig through a ton of papers I sent to VARO and sent again

when they had a scandal of destroying records and evidence.

When I was dealing with VARO myself, I'm pretty sure I sent them

my SSA award letter.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited August 4, 2016 by sunnyh