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FINAL-FOR THE VETERAN OF THE VETERAN SHARE OF THE DAY
Of the complete list of VA disabilities, these 3 conditions stand out as possible guaranteed VA disability claims.
Now, I need to clarify something first.
There is no such thing as a “guaranteed VA disability claim,” because ALL VA disability compensation claims come down to medical evidence and can the veteran prove service connection on an “at least as likely as not” basis.
For example, it’s important for veterans to have (1) A current medical diagnosis of a disability, (2) A clear “Nexus” to prove service connection on at “at least as likely as not” basis, and (3) Current symptoms that are limiting or affecting your life in a negative way.
In this post, Brian Reese VA Claims Insider reveals and explains top 3 guaranteed VA disability claims based upon the Veteran Benefits Administration (VBA) Fiscal Year 2018-2019 report to Congress regarding VA disability compensation.
You might also like my post about the Top 10 Most Common VA Disability Claims.
Of the complete list of VA disabilities, these 3 conditions stand out as possible guaranteed VA disability claims.
Now, I need to clarify something first.
There is no such thing as a “guaranteed VA disability claim,” because ALL VA disability compensation claims come down to medical evidence and can the veteran prove service connection on an “at least as likely as not” basis.
For example, it’s important for veterans to have (1) A current medical diagnosis of a disability, (2) A clear “Nexus” to prove service connection on at “at least as likely as not” basis, and (3) Current symptoms that are limiting or affecting your life in a negative way.
In this post, Brian Reese VA Claims Insider reveals and explains top 3 guaranteed VA disability claims based upon the Veteran Benefits Administration (VBA) Fiscal Year 2018-2019 report to Congress regarding VA disability compensation.
You might also like my post about the Top 10 Most Common VA Disability Claims.
Top 3 Guaranteed VA Disability Claims
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That is ironic. The number one is Tinnitus. That was my first claim with the VA. It was disapproved as I had nothing in my medical records to support it. I had just figured while on active duty it would be a waste of time to bother as there is nothing they could have done for me.
So, I missed out. Mea culpa.
So, I missed out. Mea culpa.
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The VA's decision on my claim was that my hearing was just fine and the reason I was having problems hearing was that the rest of the world mumbles. There is one thing I'm sure of. The day I dont hear this high pitched feedback I know I'm dead.
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MSG Stan Hutchison
SGT (Join to see) - As I learned (the hard way) tinnitus is hard to diagnose. When I went into the VA for a hearing test, the technician said my hearing was fine. As she was walking out the door she asked if I had a ringing in my ears. I started to reply but she was gone. I said "No, but I do have a very loud hissing noise all the time.'' She only heard the no I guess.
Anyway, I just let it drop.
Anyway, I just let it drop.
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MSG Stan Hutchison That is the problem. As someone who was trained to repair radars down to the component level it seems to be a rather simple process when you look at the brain as a circuit.
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