Physical Evaluation Board Forum

How do we find the best representation??? Should we go with the military appointed counsel??? Should we hire a civilian lawyer??? I've spoke with two civilian lawyers $100 each just for phone consults...
The starting price tag was $13,000 with another $9,000 easy for a physician.... Also they have the option of handing your case off to another firm....Didn't leave me with the desire to hire one...

The long-term use of anticoagulants will not be cause to increase the rating of a
given medical impairment.

And why the hell not ???

Being placed on anticoagulants affects every aspect of life... Especially if your use to an active lifestyle.
Your diet changes, if your into contact sports forget about it, if you do MMA from now on it will be done from the couch, no more jumping out of planes, when riding that motorcycle you better think twice, just watch out for all pointy or sharp objects in general, and if your the type of person who would intervene or jump in to stop a heinous act, it just might be your last.

First of all it's a wonder drug or poison if you will. Next Hematology is not a Science, it's trial and error at best. You can ask any Hematologists why aren't we one big walking blood clot... They don't know... All they really know is the study of blood is always evolving, they all know, that there is a lot they still don't know...

Until the rat & mice pesticide...

My PEBLO informed me on the 8th of may that I was found unfit and my package was sent to the VA for the rating.

My VA ebenefits now has two claims. One of says compensation: preparation for decision. The other one says Regulatory or procedural review: it says claim received.

My question is why is there two claims now and what does the procedural review mean?