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Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

I received 20% for peroneal nerve damage and 10% for 2 scars from the Army PEB/MEB for a total of 30%. Today I received my VA decision of 40%. They rated 30% for RSD which I have in my right leg and 10% for tinnitus. How can the PEB rate for scars but the VA say there is no evidence of the scars...

I meet with the PEB on Monday morning and the Reconsideration Memo has already been drafted. Assuming all goes as planned and I retire at 30%, can I ask that RSD be considered at a later date or do I have to stop the process and start over before signing anything Monday?

Two doctors thought I had RSD while another wrote it off completely in about 5 minutes. The one who dismissed the RSD diagnosis apparently caries more weight than the other two because there was zero mention of it in my NARSUM. As far as the "gray area", the MEB counsel at Walter Reed and...

Physical Exam 8/20/2009 MEB Physical Physical 1/19/2010 NARSUM 1/26/2010 MEB w/sigs returned to PEBLO 2/10/2010 Date sent to DC 2/22/2010 IPEB results presented to me 3/15/2010 I hope the timeline helps........

Brady- I had all 4 compartments released in both legs. Ran into complications with my left leg. The doc said he cut or freyed or sliced or whatever my peroneal nerve. I have the same problems and then some. I was just rated 30% permanent retirement through the IPEB. 20% for Anterior tibial nerve...

I received 30% permanent retirement. 20% Anterior tibial nerve- due to my surgeon slicing through it during surgery. that sucks 10% for complications with scarring As I noted in an earlier post, according to the JAG office, whether or not my injuries were combat related is a "gray area"...

I have scoured the board for around 2 hours now. While I see that combat related injuries resulting in medical retirement are still entitled to unpaid portion of enlistment bonus; does that hold true for all medical retirements? My injury being service or combat related is considered a "gray...