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Veteran achieved 100% after fighting for nearly 10 years.

When reflecting on the sacrifices made by our military personnel, we often focus on the visible dangers they encounter on the battlefield. However, there are hidden hazards that can have long-lasting effects on the health

This does not mean your rating will be reduced without first having a chance to prove your disability has not improved.

If you have PTSD, your symptoms may significantly affect your ability to work, maintain relationships, and function in everyday life.

There are two different ways to get disability benefits for a VA 100 percent rating. The first is by having one or more disabilities that add up to a 100% disability rating. The other way to get 100% rating is through TDIU.

As anyone with a trick knee or a troublesome shoulder knows, musculoskeletal injuries don’t always heal completely. The pain might fade for a while, only to return in spades. In VA disability terms, this is

If you receive disability benefits from the VA, you know how important the payments you receive are. When a Veteran qualifies for disability benefits, it means they will have the financial support they need to

If you suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI) in service, the VA may grant you compensation entitlement based on cognitive, emotional/behavioral, and physical loss of functioning.   For its most basic ratings criteria, the VA will

How The VA Rates Disabilities Whenever a Veteran applies to receive disability benefits from the VA, their claim will either be approved, deferred, or denied.  If your claim has been approved, you will be given

Veterans applying for a 100% disability rating typically go through a long, drawn out process of filing for disability and appealing multiple decisions by the VA. Getting to 100% is often the goal for severely