u/lastofthefinest

It had an original release date of August 11th. The filmmakers sent me a message saying that out of the 7 documentaries they have released, this one was the first one they had trouble with getting it released through Amazon Prime and Apple TV. The pre-order is available on Apple TV but that’s it. Here’s the trailer for the film https://youtu.be/etRDWFO\_ZfA?is=G7X7Q2Rzhjoz\_Rrz .

In the film, I discussed my experiences with UAPs and being at a particular Air Force Base’s radar station that monitors and tracks UAPs. I’ve told this to Ross Coulthart in an interview I did with him for News Nation that was never aired. There appears to be a lot of people involved controlling the UAP narrative. Don’t let them do it!

How can they do this when I shouldn’t have been denied at all according to the judgement I just got? From what I read, it’s called a clear error. I got my lawyer on it. I provided him with all my tax transcripts I downloaded off the IRS website.

Is it optional to pay the back premiums or not?

My onset date is several years before he turned 18. My lawyer said to wait for my award letter and we could go from there how difficult is this process? I’ve had full custody of him since he was 4 years old.

A little background on his last C&P. He went in and the doctor asked him if he had Parkinson’s? He said, “No”! The evaluator said, “Well, the questions I have for you are about Parkinson’s, but since you say you don’t have it, I guess I can’t ask you questions about it”. She asked him about if he always uses his cane to walk and how much trouble he has going to the bathroom. He told her it goes everywhere when he tries to use the bathroom. That was about it on the questions for him. This is the second time he’s been to a C&P for tremors in the last few months. I found out yesterday that the VA sent the questionnaire back to the evaluator for clarification. She spent maybe 5 to 10 minutes with him at the last C&P. How is he supposed to get any kind of evaluation when they only talk to him for 5 minutes.

He’s got 2 different types of chronic kidney disease and a slew of other medical conditions. This is a “corporate inquiry” I think they called it about his case. We also got senators involved to do a congressional inquiry. He’s one of three veterans I’m helping. I just got him back into the VA system over a year ago because he had a heart attack last October. Like many veterans, he and his family didn’t know where to start about filing a claim. I got him back into the VA system and they have denied everything I’ve filed for him. I’m not a VSO, I’m just one disabled veteran trying to help another one. Why do these C&P examiners only talk to these veterans for a few minutes?

I cannot begin to tell you everything I’ve been through mentally and physically during this time. It started from getting divorced and being given full custody of my 4 year old son to being put out of the military for medical reasons. I got to the point after serving 10 years combined in the Marine Corps, Army, and National Guard for Operation Enduring Freedom that I couldn’t pass the physical anymore. However, I did manage to graduate college. I taught ESL (English as a Second Language) online until I got to where I couldn’t move my hands in the mornings to type and losing my voice from GERD keeping me up all night.

During this time period, I endured 4 shoulder operations; 1 on my right and 3 on my left with no repetitious lifting because my bones flake off and cut into my tendons, thus causing more operations. No lifting over 20 pounds at all. 2 wrist operations, 12 hernia surgeries in stomach and both sides of my groin, 6 inches of my colon removed from diverticulitis, chronic kidney stones, scoliosis in my neck, osteoarthritis, deteriorating joints disease, bulging discs in my back, GERD that burns my throat so bad I can’t sleep at night, diabetes, hypertension, PTSD, bone spurs in both feet, degeneration of lumbosacral invertebral disc, lumbosacral spondylosis, asthma, etc.

The point I’m trying to make is that I remained undeterred by every obstacle thrown my way over the years. I was on the verge of homelessness several times with a young son. I was even institutionalized once because I didn’t know what I was going to do. It scared me worse than going to war. Keep fighting even when you know in your heart that you can’t go any further. They want you to give up. Don’t give them the satisfaction. File your own claim by doing your own research and when that doesn’t work get a lawyer. I’ll be praying for those still in the fight with the VA and Social Security.

I love the sound on this one.

I have been denied several times over the years. I’m already a 💯% disabled veteran P&T from military service in the Marine Corps, Army, and National Guard from Operation Enduring Freedom. I served for 10 years until I couldn’t pass the physical any longer. I fought the VA for 5 years and SSDI for several years as well. However, this time I got a lawyer.

Like I said, I’ve fought this for years. This time, I got a lawyer. I found out my judge had over a 70% approval rating and that he is a fair judge. My lawyer said I met the non-medical requirements before we filed the claim.