VA Disability and Secondary Conditions - Receiving Maximum Compensation

Are you a veteran with secondary conditions caused by your military service? Do you have other questions about VA disability benefit claims and appeals?
In this 40th episode of The Veterans Voice, experienced VA disability attorney Amanda L. Mineer talks about:
- Secondary conditions
- Reasons to file additional claims after total and permanent rating
- Case study of mental health disability claim process
- Value of independent medical exams (IMEs)
Guest: Lieutenant Colonel Martin
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[@tammy495]

Thanks Amanda....very good content this evening....as an American and Navy veteran I appreciate you 🙏

[@JosephCamacho-df1jz]

I have been 100% P&T for 14 years and wanting to apply for secondary condition . My back and neck got worse and I’m 65 years old what should I do

[@livininmexico3811]

I was denied Service Connection for Lumbar Strain. I am at 100% Permanent and Total receiving Aid and Attendance. I am permanently bedridden because of my VA SC'ed disabilities and this is aggravating my non-SC'ed Lumbar Strain. Is this a legal secondary claim for Lumbar Strain? Thank you for the information you share with us veterans. God bless.

[@livininmexico3811]

I was denied SC for Lumbar Strain because it was diagnosed during my dishonorable period for VA Purposes. Not because there wasn't any proof/evidence of my disability.

[@Veteranslaw]

You can definitely file for it as a secondary condition

[@livininmexico3811]

@@Veteranslaw Thank you very much Amanda for your response.