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100% P&T and upcoming surgery

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CapnHaddock

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Good afternoon - I am currently 100% P&T (63 yrs old) and need to have surgery on my foot.  I am 0% service connected for a bunion and 0% service connect for hammer toes.  The pain is getting the better of me on this one.  The doctor is going to operate doing the standard bone shortening/bunion removal/plantar repair on my foot.  It is a civilian doctor performing the surgery  - VA hospital is too far to put my wife through that hassle.  I will be without a shoe and crutches for two months plus (limited to house for 30 days).  Do I file this as a new claim or increased on earlier 0% service connect?  Do I file this and if so what are the benefits?  Thoughts?  

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