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PatDonna321
Maybe someone knows. I have a 50% disability for feet, the highest they will give. I put in a claim for the other damage it has caused with Doctors saying it has caused these other problems. My podiatrist also put down that I was unemployable do to the additional problems it has caused and these other problems will only get worse, even with care. Do you think they will add the other problems in, get me up to 70% or better and find me unemployable. Just wondering if anyone has had a similar experience. The other problems caused by my feet are, knee replacement, hip problems and back problems which my Pediatrist has written that the cause is from my feet and will only get worse. I have put in for in my claim, knee limitation, hips and back as well as a letter from the Doctor that I am unemployable.
My podiatrist wrote to the Veterans Administration saying my service connected disability has caused my problem with my knees, hips and back and even with care will only get worse. He could not see me gaining employment.
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It never hurts to try. I was awarded zero percent on my first go around. People told me I would never get more than this. I went to 50%. After I lost my job I was told I would never get TDIU which
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