The law firm that was representing me just called me and told me that the examiner at my C&P said my lower right Radiculopathy has improved and they are lowering my rate from 40% to 20% for that condition. I was wondering why my rate didn't change, with all the evidence I submitted to them. I had medical records I had an IMO done and also 3 family member statements and they took this one person word over all of the evidence I presented.So now I have to start over but from reading the post on this forum this is just par for the course and I'm going to stick i there until I get what I'm fighting for.
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The law firm that was representing me just called me and told me that the examiner at my C&P said my lower right Radiculopathy has improved and they are lowering my rate from 40% to 20% for that condition. I was wondering why my rate didn't change, with all the evidence I submitted to them. I had medical records I had an IMO done and also 3 family member statements and they took this one person word over all of the evidence I presented.So now I have to start over but from reading the post on this forum this is just par for the course and I'm going to stick i there until I get what I'm fighting for.
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vetquest
Good attitude. If I recall correctly they do not reduce you immediately if you appeal. That could be why nothing has changed. Stay the course.
awgv001
Just gonna leave this here. https://cck-law.com/blog/what-happens-when-va-proposes-to-reduce-my-disability-rating/ "If a veteran does not agree with the proposed reduction, he or she has 30 days
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