I can tell you from experience. As a SWO, no matter how good of a letter you get for retention from the chain of command, you will not be found fit on those meds. They need us to be deployable on a ship. Just drag out the timeline as much as you can to reach 20!
I am curious as well. My last day was August 30th. I received my final paycheck but am still owed from selling leave. With the government shutdown looming, I was curious if I would get my first retirement check and leave $ in October.
Asthma biologics update...first off, I made it to Retirement finally...30Aug23!
I ended up having another anaphylactic reaction to Dupixent and will be trying Tezspire next week. Hopefully it goes well. Also, no luck getting VA to recognize immunomodulators/monoclonal antibodies as...
Both conditions were developed while deployed....but the findings did not show combat related since I was not diagnosed until I returned from deployment and went to the hospital to be tested.
Morning!
First off, still waiting on attorney and only have a couple days left to sign/accept findings...
I was refered for 2 conditions
One was 60%
Other not rated, found fit (but doesn't make sense why)
Being over 20, should I even fight this? Retirement is capped at longevity, so I don't...
My DoD rating for asthma was 60%. Biologics played no roll in ratings as predicted. I hope this helps other folks who are questioning how Biologics affect VA ratings for Asthma.
I am a bit jealous, no one has contacted me yet regarding my findings. My case closed 26Apr.
Very frustrating, I have contacted everyone I can think of and no one can tell me why haven't been contacted yet.