- April 13, 2024
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Howdy fellow VETS! Looking to pick some brains on my three decision letters that cover the entirety of my initial claim. There are three decisions that I am a little confused about. Also looking for any input from anyone who enjoys going through these things and picking out something that isn’t super obvious. Wish a VA rep debriefed you when they finalized your claim so you could get some plain English out of the decisions.
I included what the VA
sent me over three decision letters in the attached pictures. I did a
copy-and-paste job in Paint.
(Also wanted to post this
because I know some people are curious about Keratoconus decisions and
Wolff-Parkins-White (WPW) decisions)
2nd Letter
Claim 2
Confused about the denial
of Allergic Rhinitis. I’ve always been allergic to things like pollen, but my
symptoms became worse after my time on Active Duty. Before service, I would
take an Allegra and be good to go. After service, I usually have to do a combo
of Flonase and Zyrtec. On really bad days I throw some Benadryl in there. Can’t
figure out if what they said in the decision letter covers my reasoning or not.
3rd Letter
Claim 1
For Tension Headaches, I
did not include a list of dates and occurrences. Initially, I thought my
headaches were due to high blood pressure, but then I went on an SSRI and they
magically went away. I was amazed and also that was the first time I recognized
that I was actually stressed out, anxious, and depressed.
My issue with this
decision was before I went on medication 5 years ago, I got to the point where
I would have debilitating headaches every day. I was a giant burden on my
family and wasn’t myself at all. I would push myself to get to work, but I also
knew when I hit my limit and would leave early often. Now that I am on
medication, I rarely have headaches.
My understanding of
headaches and making a rating decision is that it is based on what my symptoms
would be without medication. I once tried a break from SSRIs for 6 months, and
by month 3 the headaches started regularly again. Then by month 6, I knew I’d
have to go back on meds. Any suggestions on how to present this in a
Supplemental or HLR?
Claim 4
For this skin condition,
I’m not certain how to proceed with this one. My Keratosis Pilaris (KP)
definitely got worse after and during Active Duty. I would say before active
duty it was not noticeable if it was there. I now even have some scarring from
it on my rear end, but the KP covers my back, arms, and legs. So, I’m uncertain
if I should push this one or not since I don’t know what more I could give them
based on the decision.
Good luck