VA recon help

Cka2012

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Hello All,

I am in need of assistance! Here's my story... I was recently diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in Oct of 2017. I am active duty Air Force and so the MEB began. I have finished all my VA appointments and have received my ratings. 20% from DOD and 80% from VA. Both the VA and DOD rated me 20% for the diabetes. My goal was to get at least 30 for retirement but that did not happen so the lady recommended I do a VA recon to raise my VA rating from 20 to 40 percent for my diabetes in Hope that it would raise the DOD rating to match. Out of pure impatience I denied a formal board (immature mistake). I have done my research on the CFR 38 and I match all requirements for a 40% rating (insulins daily , restricted diet and restricted activities). So I did the VA recon and attached proof of my limited activities which was a AF 469 or profile saying I can not run due to hypoglycemia and proof of restricted diet. My question is who has had a similar experience with a VA recon and has seen it come back and raise both the VA rating and DOD rating? I've heard that the DOD matches the rating that the VA gives you so I have high hope. Please help.
 
Hey, so I recently got my recon done for Type 1 diabetes and got my rating bumped from 20 up to 40 percent. PM me and I can send you the template my MEB lawyer gave me!
 
Hey, so I recently got my recon done for Type 1 diabetes and got my rating bumped from 20 up to 40 percent. PM me and I can send you the template my MEB lawyer gave me!
Would you mind sending that my way too? My husband just had a PEB initiated for T1D and is going to fight to stay in, but if that doesn't work out we're hoping to be able to get at least 40% for retirement instead of separation. Thank you!!
 
I know it has been a while since this thread has been active. Is there any way you can send the template my way as well? Currently undergoing an FPEB for T1D.

Thanks!
 
My husband was medically discharged for T1D in 2012 and was denied the 40% (even though he met all three cafeterias). Please provide me with the lawyer you utilized.

On a separate note I noticed a lot of veterans have been recently diagnosed with T1D, and based on what a MD stated, that it is highly unlikely for adults to have T1D as it is commonly known as Juvenile Diabetes and suggested that it may be an autoimmune disease that attacks the pancreas. Any thoughts?
 
This site is hosted by Jason Perry, a former JAG, who now limits his practice to MEB/PEB/BCMR.... cases.

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