Went from 10% in 2018, to 70% in 2021 to 100% in 2022! Presumptive conditions, with post service diagnosis from my HMO Doctor, was my path. No VSO, no paid help, no lawyers. Just lots of knowledge gained here. Thanks for all your help.

Rated conditions include Tinnitus, Bilateral hearing loss, Scars, PTSD, Asthma, Sinusitis, Allergic Rhinitis, Migraines, & IBS.

Don’t give up. Keep pushing.

Hey guys!! I just got a partial decision and private student loan forgiveness so I wanted to outline what I needed to do in case it helps anyone.

I filed in October and had been in PFD since February so I called the White House hotline earlier this month. A week later I got a 70% partial rating with most of my claims deferred. The regional office called me today to tell me they granted the...

it was a telehealth appointment with a contractor not the VA. it lasted literally like 10 minutes.

she started talking it’s asking me what my stressors where, like what was causing me to feel the way i do. she then told me to tell her about my childhood and my life growing up. she asked about how i was during my deployment and what my social life was like with people back home while i was...

I've been lurking for awhile and finally have a reason to make a post. Sorry for the length but there's no short way to put all of this.

Thank you to everyone involved with this sub. Going through the wiki and reading everyone's stories and experiences had a huge impact on filing my claim.

About me:

Marine Corps 1995-1999 MOS 0844 Artillery Fire Direction Control

I did a six month WestPac...

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