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It's been an honor. Anytime we can help a veteran who has made a sacrifice for us we are gratified.

Hi William - Though this recent expansion only relates to AO and other herbicides, the VET PFAS Act introduced last year, would help veterans exposed to those forever chemicals. We haven't seen any recent developments with the VET PFAS Act, but we are keeping an eye out and hope it will be approved soon. If you have been denied for PFAS exposure and are looking for help with an appeal, please reach out to us either on our website, or call (800) 861-7262.

Hi Frank - We're so sorry to hear about your diagnosis and hope your treatment is going well. Trying to figure out how to get to 100% should be the least of your worries and we'd love to see how we can help. If you haven't already, call our office at (800) 861-7262 to set up a free consultation.

I got it because of The Agent Orange Act..I had proof of combat in a sprayed area..I’m 74 and with Stage 4 Prostate Cancer..half my prostate was cancerous and my Gleason count was way up..currently I’m being maintained at my present levels thru my chemotherapy shots and Erleada pills at $15k a month(VA paying) my Dr. said he will write any Nexus letter I need to inform the VA that my cancer will always be in me and only maintained.. good luck with your claim..contact your local DAV rep

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Same here. Live in Georgia. CCK as they're called got me from 60% to 90% and 4 years of back pay which was over 60k. TDIU pending.

@s.lew.2040 stay frosty. I hope it works out in your favor.

Hope you are not offended. There was a 7.4% increase in the number of Veterans experiencing homelessness from 2022. news.va.gov/126913/veteran-homelessness-increased-by-7-4-in-2023/

We are so sorry to hear about the traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) you've sustained throughout your military service. Enduring multiple TBIs is an incredibly difficult experience, both physically and mentally. It's clear these injuries have had a profound impact on your life and health. You have been through tremendous hardship in service to our country. The 100% rating, though inadequate compensation for what you've endured, is hopefully providing some financial support as you manage the lasting effects of your injuries and conditions like PTSD, asthma, sleep apnea and others. Please know that your challenges are valid and your pursuit of appropriate care and compensation is justified. I hope the legal review yields a positive outcome recognizing the full extent of your service-connected disabilities. You have displayed remarkable perseverance, and I wish you strength as you continue advocating for yourself. Please don't hesitate to lean on supportive community and professional resources during this process.

We appreciate you providing the details about your medical records, disability ratings, and your decision to hire a lawyer to review your paperwork for additional compensation. Navigating the system and fighting for the benefits you deserve after sacrificing so much can be extremely frustrating and draining.

Thank you for the insight. You are correct. The distinction between a 90% and 100% VA disability rating is substantial, reflecting the severity and cumulative impact of one's service-connected conditions. While multiple 50% and 10% ratings can culminate in a 90% rating, the leap to 100% requires an exceedingly high degree of impairment, often characterized by complete unemployability or the need for aid and attendance. The VA's stringent criteria underscore the profound challenges faced by those eligible for the full 100% rating, recognizing their profound sacrifices and lifelong limitations. This system aims to adequately compensate the most severely disabled veterans who have borne the heaviest burdens.

That is smart! Hiring a lawyer to reinforce a VA disability claim can be a strategic move for veterans seeking fair compensation. Lawyers well-versed in VA regulations and case law can provide invaluable expertise in navigating the complex claims process. They can thoroughly review medical records, service history, and existing ratings to identify potential rating increases or missed conditions. Lawyers also possess the legal acumen to build compelling arguments, gather supporting evidence, and effectively advocate on the veteran's behalf during appeals or hearings. While legal representation does not guarantee a favorable outcome, it can significantly improve the chances of obtaining the disability benefits commensurate with the veteran's service-connected disabilities. Veterans seeking to appeal a denied VA disability claim are invited to visit our website. veteranappeal.com/ to learn more. Fill in the contact form, we will reach out. Or, call us toll-free to learn more about getting help. Call us from 5AM to 5PM PST, M-F, the number is (800) 861-7262.

While migraine headaches are not the cause of a TBI, they can be a persisting neurological symptom that arises from the brain injury itself. The head trauma leads to physiological changes in the brain that make a person more susceptible to developing migraines or exacerbates pre-existing migraine conditions. Are you a candidate for SMC or another VA disabilty compensation? VSOs provide free assistance to make sure veterans understand and receive the maximum benefits they qualify for based on VA eligibility rules. Their expertise can be invaluable.

Yes, migraines are commonly associated with traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). There is a well-established link between head trauma and the development or worsening of migraine headaches. Have you made a claim for VA disability compensation? If not we encourage you to do so with a VSO or at your local VA Hospital. Also migraines can be debilitating and impact your quality of life. Don't suffer in silence - seek medical attention. A proper evaluation and treatment plan from a healthcare professional could provide significant relief and help manage your migraine symptoms more effectively.

Yes, I just had to 6 months ago. But now 100% P&T with SMC… Good luck, it’s worth it ..

That is a good question. To get the best answer call and talk to an expert. The call is toll free and you can reach us 24/7 at (800) 861-7262

Each case is different. Yes, it's a fight, and if you are denied then an experienced VA appeals attorney can help you win that fight. Cameron Firm, PC is veteran-owned and focused on helping veterans who get denied. Call us to see if we can help you at (800) 861-7262, or visit our website veteranappeal.com/contact/ and fill in the form, we will contact you.

The intricacies and regulations governing the establishment of effective dates for veteran's compensation can be summarized in two key points: Typically, the effective date aligns with the date you initially request disability benefits, and once the Veterans Administration establishes the effective date, modifying it becomes exceedingly challenging. Nevertheless, there are specific situations in which retroactive payments are possible, particularly when you file your claim through the Fully Developed Claims program. You may call us to learn more at 800) 861-7262, or visit our website veteranappeal.com/contact/ and fill in the form, and we will contact you.

Hi Mike, Thank you so much for sharing your experience with Cameron Firm, PC. We are honored to have been able to assist you in obtaining your VA benefits. Our team is dedicated to fighting for our clients and ensuring they receive the support they deserve. If you ever need any further assistance or have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out.

Yes we understand. There are many in need. If you know someone who has been denied benefits, maybe we can help them, it won't cost to find out. Have them call us (800) 861-7262. Or visit our website veteranappeal.com/ and just fill in the contact form and we will contact them.

We hope so too. If you haven't already, please contact us. Call (800) 861-7262. Or visit our website veteranappeal.com and just fill in the contact form and we will contact you. Veterans who have been denied benefits can get a free consultation with an experienced VA disability appeals attorney.

Yes, we agree, NEVER GIVE UP. If you feel like you deserve disability benefits then keep fighting for them. And if you want someone to fight with you call Cameron Firm, PC. We never give up. (800) 861-7262. you can call toll-free, 24/7. Or visit our website veteranappeal.com and just fill in the contact form, we will contact you.

That's right Mike, why? We understand your frustration with the VA comp process, and we're glad that Peter Cameron was able to help you. If there's anything else we can assist you with, please don't hesitate to let us know. Thank you for choosing us!

I hope your ratings are approved soon. But be confident that when it is approved you will receive back pay from the day you first applied. Sometimes I heard a lawyer can expedite the process. I was lucky enough not to need one and the VA rep was very helpful The VA has always treated me well I hope that it can benefit you too.

the good news is you will receive backpay from the day your injury occurred, if that happened 10-20 years ago expect a big tax-free check!

@@TC..... I got my waiting back in Jan! And in 3 weeks after got all my back pay. Super happy and grateful!

Not if you have over 50%, the VA has a funny way of adding also. You might have 60% and they figured it 40% .

that's not true you get one or the other, please be more educated before posting falsehood

@@TC..... Need to get your information straight.

NO, it will not affect your SSDI, I am UI and receiving SSDI. Go through the DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS!!! The DAV will help fight the VA for your disability rating.

​@@carlcolvin8320and they will do it for free!

No it will not. I am on SSDI and am a disabled Vet. I collect both.

yes it will affect, you get one or the other so you have to choose wisely

I found out it won't affect your payment. My neighbor gets his his VA checkes and social security. As well