When seeking disability benefits through the United States Department of Veterans Affairs, veterans need to prove that their injury or illness is
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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a topic frequently discussed when it comes to VA Disability Claims. PTSD is a mental health condition
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Statements: What You Need to Know and Why They are Important Strong evidence to help support a VA disability claim is very important. Whether it
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In the first part of this blog, we talked about you painting a vivid picture of the circumstances surrounding your claim with details. We talked about
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Many veterans are not aware of just how important a well written “buddy statement” can be to their claim for service connected compensation with the
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The VA is required to grant service connection to a veteran who served in Southwest Asia from August 2, 1990 onward and has an undiagnosed illness. So
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