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Sent notice of scheduled c&p for aide and attendance

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khensonb52

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I am rated 100%. I am a recent lower ext amputee due to rated diabetes. Had my va claims helper fill out claim for smc k for loss of foot. He also applied for housing adaptation grants, and informed me of clothing allowances and auto grant. A few days ago i recieved overnight fedex, notifying me of cp exam for aide and attendance. I think it is for smc r1. Is the r1 pay rate in addition to my va disability rate?  Or is it one or the other?I also recieve the smcs pay in with my va disability check. This is all new to me. Thanks for replies

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ArmChairRanger Sorry to hear you're getting the run around. I suggest two things. If you can and are willing to go to the RO, i'd go there and ask to speak with the RO. Seeing  you in person, and, no offense, the shape you are in may emphasize the importance for them to correct it pronto. If that doesn't sound like a plan, I would call the white house number and tell them how well you have been treated. Have all the details in front of you so you can give the dates, etc. You also could put in for a HLR, but that will take a lot longer probably. You might have to do that anyway later, because they will probably short change you on the effectve date. 

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