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Denied for claim in 2000 but reinjured in 2008
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Kuwaitin08
I had submitted a claim for a back injury in 2000 when I originally got out of the Army. It was denied because I was a turd and the claim was less than solid.
In 2008, I reinjured my back during my deployment.
I tried to do a claim for a new injury in 2008 but it was rejected saying I needed to appeal my original back claim in 2000. Of course, none of my new evidence supported my claim 8 years prior so it was sure to be denied which it was.
Im completely stuck on how to submit a claim for the new injury in 2008. VSO’s in my area are worthless.
Any ideas/suggestions?
Thanks!
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