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I always call 18773274457 . just called yesterday about my crsc and my wait time was about 10 mins. good luck

yes it was added. email me and I will send you a copy of it. stiles.hilliard.ctr@usmc.mil

Mr. Ron you are the man!! Thank you

Hello Everybody! I submitted my packet on 1 July 19 and it was approved on 8 August 19. That’s really fast from what I been reading. My approval is 70%CRSC .DFAS said I should get my first check on 01 sept 19 but I have no clue what to expect. High 3 of $3,675.70, 11 years, 5 months , and 16...

sometimes you have to paint the picture for these docs just don't tell them exactly what it is. They will connect the dots and figure it out.

I was referred for TBI but I continued going the doctor and E.R for migraines. Eventually they decided to perform a MRI where they got all the proof. So my advice go to the doctor every time you get an headache even while going thru this process.

4 weeks to write it up. very quick for me.

8199-8100 Post-Traumatic Headaches My Diagnosis was rated separately from my TBI, so there is a chance yours will also.

how long have you been in the medboard phase

I started my process on 1 July 18 and was done 16 May 19. Most times I see a medboard go over an year its because the PEB is waiting on very critical evidence or the service member is challenging the final ratings.

no I don't see an issue. anything over an year (complete process )should make you feel very concern.

give it a week or so it will change because a permanent is needed when you transition to the next phase.

no it will not changed anything. once your medboard start you will be issued a permanent profile.

So you may get 50% just from that. I hope they rate you separately for your secondary disabilities. This will be key when you apply for your Combat Related Special Compensation after you retired. Please do your research and ask lots of questions.

https://www.benefits.va.gov/warms/bookc.asp this link should help you. I'm not a doctor but from what I'm looking at I think you will receive 20% or maybe more.

it depends, was it combat related? I was diagnosed with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder with Depressed Mood, Anxiety, Sleep Impairment, and Traumatic Brain Injury rated at 70% all together and rated separately. So basically other issues that you display will be added on to your diagnoses and...

no you don't have to pay it back. its not your fault you are being medically retired.