Came out the gate 100. Then doubled it. Never looked back. Spread the blessings on at least 10 other veterans and they’re at 100 now too. Damn it feels good to see people up on it!
Who has VA Disability?
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Came out the gate 100. Then doubled it. Never looked back. Spread the blessings on at least 10 other veterans and they’re at 100 now too. Damn it feels good to see people up on it!
You deploy to combat zone? Add Gerd, Fibromyalgia, Sleep Apnea, Arthritis and insomnia. Do it now.
Dzali OG
Dz Ali OG...Pay me like you owe me!
Hell yeah, especially if you been to sick call any. Even if you hadn't I'm sure some things have manifested which can be linked back to your service.
Mister_DoItNice
Leading The Regime
Came out the gate 100. Then doubled it. Never looked back. Spread the blessings on at least 10 other veterans and they’re at 100 now too. Damn it feels good to see people up on it!
When you say you doubled it, what do you mean?
K.O.N.Y
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K.O.N.Y
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This is my issue aswell
Get seen at sick call for any and everything until you get out.
VA has to do their exam, then you get a % rating.
VA has to do their exam, then you get a % rating.
Depends on if the sleep apnea law goes into affect. However, it is looking real real good. You might hit the hundo out the gate.
https://www.federalregister.gov/doc...and-audiology-disabilities-special-provisions
Do those incidents have to be on your service treatment records?
I believe they help.
I was told by an attorney that since I didn't see the doctor while I was in for that incident it's okay as many don't while in service.
But I remember the names of the sailors who got hurt..one homework of mine...any dates will help.
They'll look up to see if the person involved in the incident actually served on the ship at that time...They'll look up in my records to see if I was stationed there as well which is easy to find.
Anyone who was on a ship or base where an incident happened the Sametime they were stationed there has a claim to ptsd.
(For instance if you were on a base and a shooting happened at the barracks the Sametime you were stationed and living in the barracks..it may not have been your exact building but you have a case if it shook you up and have ptsd from it)
My homegirl worked with the ABH2 who got hit by the shrapnel and has a case for ptsd but she slipping and won't file .
Medical evidence is a key, and nexus between your injuries and your duties.
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bluntdrunk
I broke three vertebrae (not on duty, got in an accident) but soon after got in trouble on base and lost my security clearance. I was supposed to be on a standing waver (not standing more than 5 minutes) yet they made me recarpet and paint the entire building because i couldn’t do anything else.
I’m sure there’s no documentation on the work i did but i do have records of the breaks and everything, what could i get? I’ve been out since ‘11 and never thought of applying really.
i also broke my back again out of service so i wonder if i could claim my shyt was weaker from the work i was doing while i was supposed to be healing.
I’m sure there’s no documentation on the work i did but i do have records of the breaks and everything, what could i get? I’ve been out since ‘11 and never thought of applying really.
i also broke my back again out of service so i wonder if i could claim my shyt was weaker from the work i was doing while i was supposed to be healing.
when you were getting out during your final medical exam did you add in these issues? also have you claimed them via the va since you have gotten out?
The Solid One
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When you get your VA, do you get Military health insurance also?
