VA Disability for IBS
VA disability for IBS: how the VA rates it (0–30%), presumptive Gulf War eligibility, secondary claims to PTSD, evidence, and the C&P exam.
VA disability for IBS: how the VA rates it (0–30%), presumptive Gulf War eligibility, secondary claims to PTSD, evidence, and the C&P exam.
VA disability for flat feet (pes planus): how the VA rates it, the pre-existing aggravation rule, proving service connection, secondary claims, and the C&P exam.
VA disability for plantar fasciitis: how the VA rates it, proving service connection, secondary claims, evidence, the C&P exam, and tips to strengthen your claim.
VA disability for TBI: how the VA rates residuals under code 8045, overlap with PTSD and migraines, separate ratings, proving your claim, and the C&P exam.
The Fully Developed Claim (FDC) program can speed up your VA decision. What it is, what evidence you submit, the certification risk, and when to use it.
A VA Intent to File locks in your effective date and protects months of back pay. How to file one, how long it lasts, and why it matters before you claim.
How to write a VA buddy statement (lay statement) that strengthens your claim — what to include, who can write one, VA Form 21-10210, and a simple template.
Supplemental Claim vs Higher-Level Review vs Board Appeal: how the three VA decision-review lanes work under the AMA, and how to choose the right one after a denial.
Sciatica and radiculopathy from a service-connected back injury can be rated separately, in each leg. Learn the rating levels under code 8520 and how to claim it.
Sleep apnea secondary to PTSD can add a 50 percent rating. Learn the medical link, the three things you must prove, and step-by-step how to file the claim.