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The benefit of being kind.
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broncovet
This one is easy to overlook. Its soo easy to "hold responsible" that employee (or VSO) you are speaking to for sometimes many years of delays and denials. Its probably not their fault, and it may not speed up your claim for blaming them, either.
This explains how we often underestimate the benefits of being kind. If you have tried everything else, then try being kind. Or, try that from the get go, and you can always get mean later. Hopefully, much later. You may even forget what you were mad about.
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broncovet
This one is easy to overlook. Its soo easy to "hold responsible" that employee (or VSO) you are speaking to for sometimes many years of delays and denials. Its probably not their fault, and it may
GBArmy
Agree with broncovet 100%. Especially the part about being kind or nice up front. Once you cross the line and be disrespectful or have a hissy fit, you can't put that genie back in the bottle. There i
Vync
Great information here. One tricky part about dealing with the VA is we veterans have personally experienced more than our fair share of mistakes involving interactions with the VA, which may tri
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