I tore my rotator cuff on December 17th. I finally went to the doctor last week and my wife literally manages an orthopedic clinic. Rub some dirt on it. Drink some water. Take 800 mg of ibuprofen and have it checked out in mid-May if it still hurts.
Nobody is claiming otherwise. America wins wars. America’s warfighters destroy the opposition. Politicians and the media spin it as something else for their own reasons.
If it hasn’t happened, it’s going to happen. We’ll supply some other nation to go in and fight. We’ll send advisors with them. Then, we’ll send in ground troops to help control the situation on the ground and reinforce our advisors and allies. Then we’ll piss off the allies. Then, they’ll turn...
Damn. I have spent money for a company to help me with my claim and still didn’t know about that. Thanks for the heads up. I apologize for my ignorance.
It ain’t $1500 a month. Closer to $300 and it’s not an additional $300. It’s $300 in place of whatever you were receiving for them as a minor dependent. 100% is going max out around $4500 a month. May find some slightly above or below based on certain conditions, but $4500 is on the high side.
May have been true in years past, but not today. Guys with actual combat injuries and guys who got injured during service can get what they deserve if they are willing to fight for it. The problem is, the system is designed to discourage participation and to frustrate veterans into giving up...
Get back in there and keep pushing. My initial rating was 60%. I just got to 90%. So many issues are service connected and connected to one another. If you have legit claims, getting to 100% is life changing money for regular folks. It’s not just disability. It’s disability AND compensation...