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Reopen, Reconsider or Appeal for EED which worked for you

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Carl the Engineer

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This is new to me.  I did a reopen once, but that was with new evidence, and I did win!

In this instance, I am still within the 1 year timeline.

Situation. 

I was granted 0% (controlled by meds)for hypertension in 2008 (when I got out) from an LOD from 2004. 

Last year, I made a claim for increase, with the same and only evidence from 2004, and was awarded 10% as of 12/18/2018, (records showing an elevated blood pressure readings). These records were submitted with original claim back in 2004, however, do not fit the reg as far as procedure which read 3 readings two seperate days.  I had one reading two seperate days.  I explained to the C&P examiner that the reg requirements were unobtainable and that no clinician takes 3 bp tests in one setting.  She agreed, took my records I brought, again, the same ones in my c-file and I submitted in 2008.

I don't want to jeopardize the 10%, but what the heck.

I know a reopen requires new evidence, so that don't fit, so Reconsider or Appeal for the better EED?

Any suggestions?

I will also be doing a new claim and a increase on other issues.  I will probably submit all 3 at once and let them have at it.

Thanks,

Hamslice

 

 

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