Why Does It All Come Down To Luck With the C&P

You can have the best package put together, years of evidence secondary to SC injuries. MRIs, x-rays, physical therapy ALL being records from the VA and care done by the VA...... And then have an examiner that ignores you and blows you out the door in 10 minutes puts less likely than not or flat out lies about answers and measurements they never took or asked.

Rater just goes with it and you are screwed for life.

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u/ChestCold9192 — 6 hours ago

Did the update remove AI food like boar and deer?

Servers I played on often now have zero ai and my stomach empties in 5 minutes. Also seems like its impossible to get allosaurus now.

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u/ChestCold9192 — 23 hours ago

I have been hearing about more and more denials lately and almost afraid to claim some secondary issues in fear of poking the bear.

I am at 70 and these probably wont even push me to 80. Don't really care about the $ as much as I would like the issues I am having be completely covered temp 100 while in surgery recovery etc.

I have 4 things that have diagnosis and are most likely secondary my service connected injuries. (of course all depending on if I get a good or bad examiner) All diagnoses and evidence are though the VA at my VA Clinic, Xray's, MRIs CAT scans etc. Physical therapy etc. ALL done through the VA (not like it matters at all if the examiner doesn't even measure of ask questions)

Should I file all 4 and risk having a bad examiner flush it all down the toilet? Or have a rater that just doesn't care anymore and not want to deal with a 4 injury claim?

Or do 1 at a time, potentially taking a chance of at least one examiner does their job?

Are multiple secondary claims risky? Is this even worth doing?

Poking the bear?

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u/ChestCold9192 — 2 months ago