So I was checking to see if I could see if there were any new file drops for PDBR. My dock # is in the 2017 group and I used to be able to view what dockets have received a decision on becoming retired or not. The last thing I heard from the AF on the matter is that it was waiting on the VA for their files or something to that effect. I'm currently recovering from a total hip replacement in the same leg that my service connected foot injury occurred and am in the process of fighting with the VA to rate my hip as a secondary injury to the 50% service connected foot injury, you know the foot bone is connected to the leg shine bone ya da ya da...,. Since the VA has changed their stance on letting physicians/surgeons write letters that veterans can use to strengthen their cases, I've had to go outside the VA to get them since the medical records note that the VA doctors keep are substandard. This is just another way to prevent Vets from getting disability for injuries that are a result of service connected disabilities changes to how the body works causing more wear and tare to other parts of the body. i.e. I shouldn't have had my hip degenerate this fast leading to a hip replacement at 40.
1.) Where have the PDBR results moved to?
2.) What are these new changes to the process?
3.) Is there a newsletter I can subscribe to to receive updates?
Thanks,
Michael
P.S. I like to keep up on changes in how these processes are working, I learned how not to get F@#$ed by the whole MEB process and I want to be prepared to fight if the Man is trying to pull a fast one.
1.) Where have the PDBR results moved to?
2.) What are these new changes to the process?
3.) Is there a newsletter I can subscribe to to receive updates?
Thanks,
Michael
P.S. I like to keep up on changes in how these processes are working, I learned how not to get F@#$ed by the whole MEB process and I want to be prepared to fight if the Man is trying to pull a fast one.