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Old 12-18-2013, 02:28 PM #17
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I'm in my 8th month going on 9th for VA disability and they just scheduled an appt for examination for January. So I understand the fight some. After I win more disability through them then I will be applying for SSD. The good thing is I have a POA with the DAV so they willhelp me also. Good luck everyone who is filling, and appealing.
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