^{Been a long time since I made this post and some people have been wondering how to get them.}

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Submitted my ITF was July 2021, and my claims were submitted in November of 2021. February 2022 I went from 80% to 90%. I then submitted a supplemental claim for an increase for my radiculopathy (lower extremities), march 29th and yesterday 7/18 I was approved.

As per the email. This is to determine if I am entitled to benefits. “ 30 minutes to 1 Hour. You have had the orientation, and now is the interview for the program. This is done to decide if you are entitled to and what services are required to complete your training. A decision will be made as to your employment goal, is it suitable and if Chapter 31 will support and pay for the training. NEXT...

I had been having pain in chest/nipples and a few other symptoms caused by excess estradiol hormones. I had a mammogram and they found early stage gynecoMastia and Pseudogynecomastia (they are different). I’ve read that since this is technically an elective surgery Tricare only covers it if the doctors think the side effects pain/psychological side effects dean it medically necessary, however I’ve...

I know I shouldn’t be seeking any medical advise on here whatsoever but I want to see if there’s any vets on here sharing the same disability with me that have received any proper treatment. Long story short, I got my hand smashed on deployment and ever since then I have weakness and shooting burning sensation due to nerve damage. I have a pretty weak grip and I’m unable to do a lot of things that...

There is a ton of bad press for the VA. A ton of bad press for the people who work there . I just would like to take a second and say - I love my VA , and the people that work there. They have been there for me every step of the way. They’re invested in making me the best me I can be. They’re always thoughtful and they care. I’m thankful for the Seattle VA.

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I have an upcoming exam for flat feet, ankles, and knees. Can anyone tell me what I can expect? Any advice?