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Should I File for EED or CUE
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bigbetty3id
2004 Asthma denied
2018 Asthma Granted
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If I read his original note the initial denial was based on SMR's did not show complaints. He finally got rated after SMR's finally appeared. So per the law he should get back pay from the original
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@JKWilliamsSr, @pete992 Seeing the C&P exam notes and relevant STRs' would really help clarify the situation, but the veteran may not have them handy or might not want to share them. I
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Yes, I agree and have no problems with evidence in his/her SMRs. IMHO, the fact that it claims the veteran claimed no symptoms at the time of the C & P exam in 2004 is what shot the claim down.
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