Veterans can obtain VA disability compensation for anxiety that is connected to their military service. The VA psychiatric disability claim and VA disability appeals processes can be confusing, but ...
Veterans who make psychiatric disability claims are often at a disadvantage in getting their VA disability compensation claims paid, but there are some ways to make things easier.
Have you been diagnosed with diabetes? Are you wondering whether your diabetes is connected to your military service and whether you can get diabetes VA disability benefits for it?
Are you one of the thousands of US veterans with Parkinson’s disease? Is your Parkinson’s connected to Agent Orange exposure during the Vietnam War? It’s not too late to put in a claim for VA ...
Are you a military veteran diagnosed with bladder cancer? Did you know that your bladder cancer may have been caused by toxic chemicals you may have been exposed to during your service?
Are you a veteran who has been diagnosed with prostate cancer? Did you serve in the Vietnam War or have other reasons to believe your cancer is connected to your military service?
Nerve damage is common for veterans, and VA disability benefit claims are often filed for radiculopathy, peripheral neuropathy, and other nerve damage.
Soldiers spend a lot of time on their feet – standing, marching, running – and thus, it is no surprise that veterans frequently suffer foot injuries and post-discharge continuing disabling conditions ...
Knee injuries VA disability claims are common among veterans. Are you a veteran suffering from service-connected knee injuries? Has your claim for disability benefits been denied or underrated by the ...
Almost any type of injury resulting in a service-connected disability can qualify for a 100% “Permanent and Total” (or “P&T”) VA disability rating. It is not an “injury” that triggers a VA ...