I Think The Va Screwed Up Bad

[betrayed]

I put together a couple of charts using a data base program to help me at my hearing. One has every piece of evidence submitted, date submitted, what the evidence is, who submitted it etc etc etc . The other chart is all the conditions and diseases and dates of actions. Look at this and tell me if something doesnt stick out real bad and is a big booboo I think in procedures.

[betrayed]

I am filling out form 9's because my year is up and I havnt even got s SOC in response to the NODS I filed?

[robert51]

I am filling out form 9's because my year is up and I havnt even got s SOC in response to the NODS I filed?

i dont know to me its tooooooo much info , i would say for a person with all this stuff wrong how did you find the time or the brain power to do this work... i sure would not give IU ,,, your more organized then an accountant... And raters are always suspious of everyone anyway it looks to me like your playing the numbers ,, file 20 claims and see which ones slip thru... your report makes me think of what a lawyer told me one time..... One time i installed a shower door in a women's apartment she claimed it fell off the tracks and scared her so much she was not able to work anymore and was suing ,,, me , the people who sold me the door, the people who make the glass , people who made the screw to intall the door , the tool compay who made the tool i used to install the door the apartment manager , assit, manager , owner of the apt. property management company , and the company who build the apartment 14 years earlier... almost all of them people settled for something because it was easier then hiring a lawyer, even i had to kick in 1000 dollars the property owner gave 29,000 and so on and so on.. this was her 7th lawsuit of this type and she was only 23 years old.. She was playing the numbers and it left a very bad taste in my mouth to be ripped off by such a scam... I say be real be yourself accept your messed up and dont hide it by being so organized , with my PTSD sometimes i wake up fast and cant remember where i am or what year it is for the first few min...i do hope you have sucess with everything you seek..

Edited March 2, 2007 by robert51

[Guest rickb54]

I put together a couple of charts using a data base program to help me at my hearing. One has every piece of evidence submitted, date submitted, what the evidence is, who submitted it etc etc etc . The other chart is all the conditions and diseases and dates of actions. Look at this and tell me if something doesnt stick out real bad and is a big booboo I think in procedures.

Robert51 makes a good point. Myself... when I read your chart I thought man this guy should be dead.

But really, how long after you left service before you applied for service connection for all the problems you listed? Did you have medical evidence and doctor statements supporting the claims?

Can't tell if anything sticks out in the way of va error, because we don't know what the va denials said, nor do we really know what your NOD's have said.

Edited March 2, 2007 by rickb54

[militarynurse]

I see nothing wrong with being organized or filing multiple claims provided they are backed with some evidence. I won at the BVA a weak minor claim ( 0%) that later proved to very important. My stronger evidenced major claims were and still remain denied. Naturally, I am appealing with an attorney.

So, ya never know what will be granted.

Incidentially, I recently had a MRI of my right shoulder done at the VAMC, naturally the report came back identifying it as my left shoulder. Took all day to get it straightened out. My two neuropsych reports were inconclusive and notable for being almost devoid of accuracy. Pages and pages of baloney that said nothing concrete...only maybe this or maybe that despite that my EMG showed bifrontal intermittent slow rhythm...my CT scan showed mild frontal atrophy...however, my MRI showed no abnormality?? Of course, the VA's MRI machine is almost an antique...lowest tesla in the area.

I am filling out form 9's because my year is up and I havnt even got s SOC in response to the NODS I filed?

[Vike17]

Betrayed,

Rickb54 is correct, it's hard to tell because we don't have your C-file in front of us to see what's what. Also you do not need to fill out VA Form 9 until you receive a Statement of the Case (SOC). The one year time frame you refer to is the time limit on submitting a NOD after receiving a rating decision. It doesn't matter if the VA takes 100 years to issue a SOC, as long as you filed your NOD in a timely manner, your appeal(s) is/are still alive. Once you do receive a SOC, then you only have 60 days from the the date of that SOC to send in VA Form 9 or "new" evidence. I think you jumping the gun here.

Vike 17

[carlie]

FL,

Excellent organization -- don't stop doing that. Keep your hardcopies in order too.

carlie