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Help with a Apeal Decision. What to do next ?

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Wjason777

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Hello, Not sure if I’m posting in the right section.  

i filed for tmj and headaches right before I got out in 2010. I was denied, I appealed, it lasted for about 7 years. During those 7 years I submitted a DBQ for tmj from private dr. In 2015 For tmj. 

The Va sent me to a C and p in 2017 for tmj. 

 I had to go in front of the board in December 2017. I won the case. 

Last week I received the final decision. 

From 2010-2015 I was granted 0% for TmJ. 

From 2015-to 2017 I was granted 30%. 

From 2017 { the date which I did Va C and P} to now I’m granted 10%

my question to you is, shouldn’t the VA backed my 30% from 2010,  the day I originally filled ? 

I feel as if my condition is still at 30%  and I can prove it with a new DBQ

When I was at 30% In 2015. I was at 100% but since they bumped me down to 10% now I’m at 93%. 

 At this point what should I do? Appeal?

did the Va mishandled this? 

Or should I just fill as a new claim stating that my condition is worst and provide the new DBQ ? 

If the VA would backdate the 30% from 2010  it would be retro pay of over $100k. For this reason is why I think the Va did it this way !

hope all this make sense 

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They will go back to the date the claim was filed and pay-if it was a SC at a ratable level -back to that date.

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