cue Does this paragraph from my rating code sheet mean VA granted my CUE?

[Mituna 2483]

Hi everyone, I would like to know if this paragraph means VA granted my CUE for my right knee that it was denied in 1975. Thanks for reading.

[pacmanx1]

It looks that way. Was this in a decision letter and did it have a breakdown of benefits?

Congratulations!

[Mr cue]

Woo if this a decision letter.

 that a whole lot of retro.

If they low ball the rating appeal the s--t out if it lol.

That a great win

[Carl the Engineer]

Winner, winner, turkey dinner,

Hamslice

 

[pacmanx1]

18 minutes ago, Mituna 2483 said:

I want to know if there's a way I can do. Thanks for any comment that might help. I'm very upset and depressed right now.  

Is there a way you can post the “Reason and Bases Section” of your rating decision? Cover all personal information like name, address, SSN, claim number or anything that would identify you.

[Mr cue]

How old is this decision It sound like a bunch of crap.

If it is new I would appeal straight to the board. The local va will play games like this. And are a was of time.

My cue and many other were really handle by the bva.

I would just make a statement and give them a copy of the rating sheet.

I would also find a good lawyer if you don't feel like do it yourself.

I feel it will have to go all the way to court before they even address it.

But don't let it go it sounds like a win to me. Just a little more fighting

[Mr cue]

 its new I would appeal.

I am not up on the new appeal system and the Lanes.

But whichever one you can provide evidence is the one to go so you can provide everything.

There are laws you were injury in service they have the evidence of the accident which injury you in service.

For it to be service connected.

Now the rating will be a different fight.

They stage rate me for the 8 years didn't make a difference to me because I was granted tdiu for the 8 years.

Just don't give up and do your homework.