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Today, I want to talk to you about a question that a lot of Veterans ask me: If I get a 100% rating, should I continue fighting the Veterans Affairs for benefits? Let’s jump right into the answer. Many Veterans … Continue Reading about 6 Reasons to Keep Pursuing VA Claims and Appeals – AFTER you reach 100%

This process  is meant to help you stop making some of the most common errors in VA Claims and Appeals - the errors that delay claims for years and years. Each of the steps in this process represents a common … Continue Reading about 8 Steps to Improve Your VA Disability Claim or Appeal

"First, allow me to introduce myself with some background info. I am a veteran, a nurse, a woman, and decide VA disability claims." Author Unknown I share many of the frustrations of veterans when I see claims that … Continue Reading about A Veterans Benefits Raters View

Read the Full Report here VBA Annual Benefits Report FY 2016 Totals – new recipients Veterans who began receiving compensation benefits 284,550 Survivors who began receiving service-connected death … Continue Reading about Recipients, Payments and Disabilities FY 2016

Contact Federal Elected Officials Whitehouse Veterans Complaint/Information Line 855-948-2311 Use this number for all veteran related complaints. President Donald Trump - Contact the President of the … Continue Reading about Contact Federal Elected Officials

Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can occur after you have been through a trauma. A trauma is a shocking and dangerous event that you see or that happens to you. During this type of event, you think that your … Continue Reading about How Common Is PTSD?

Exposure to traumatic experiences has always been a part of the human condition. Attacks by saber tooth tigers or twenty-first century terrorists have likely led to similar psychological responses in survivors of … Continue Reading about History of PTSD in Veterans: Civil War to DSM-5 by Matthew J. Friedman, MD, PhD Senior Advisor and former Executive Director, National Center for PTSD

Being in the military everyone knows the hurry up and wait or the standing by to stand by. In this blog post Amanda Dejesus from Hill and Ponton tells about ways veteran's claims can be expedited. The VA is … Continue Reading about Hurry Up and Wait – at VA the tradition continues

Excerpt from Hill and Ponton's What is Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) The goal for many veterans is to get to a 100 percent disability rating, but this is not always possible through the rating schedule … Continue Reading about Unemployability from Hill and Ponton