9 Responses to NEW YOUTUBE LINK TO THE BOOK

1. Kiedove says:

   November 20, 2012 at 06:48

   I like the book trailer but why is the link private?

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   • asknod says:

     November 20, 2012 at 10:31

     X Libris sent it to me for approval. I asked them to correct the Vet in the wheel chair saluting with his left hand. When they do, I’ll approve it and it will be “officially” released.

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2. Lean Mcgaffee says:

   November 17, 2012 at 03:25

   Thoughtful article.

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3. JanCorey says:

   November 16, 2012 at 19:27

   Have a question that you may have the answer for, or maybe one of your readers know something about it that can help me to clarify my confusion. I know of a wounded warrior that is receiving a bunch of money from the military on a monthly basis because he was physically disabled in combat and he receives continuing treatment for his PTSD and monthly checks due to the claimed PTSD. He also receives monthly checks for his two kids that he gets in his name and he claims to use that money for on-going expenses with the raising of his kids. His wife, also military, gets monthly checks for not working in order to help to take care of the man with his needs due to the high-levels of pain-medications he has to continue. Totally, the man and his wife receive about $4,000.00 monthly counting the kids portions ($600.00 x 2 each month) of incoming money. That amount I understand he receives as being a vet with the money coming from the V.A, and that much I understand. But, my specific question is if he is later dismissed from the military because he is no longer deployable and they dismiss him from the service because of his disabilities, does he still get the V.A.-benefits for life or is he then kick off the V.A.-funding and put into the state welfare system in the state he resides? thanks much for any clarifications.

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   • asknod says:

     November 17, 2012 at 22:08

     If injured in service, he’ll get compensation check from VA. However, it will not be as large as what he receives now. If he is 100% disabled at discharge, he’ll get $2924 + kids. If he gets more it will be for TBI under Special monthly Comp. “T” which would be close to the $4K he gets now. He’ll also get SSDI on top of it. No amount will repay him for whathe’ll lose in lifetime earnings though. That’s what we signed up for.

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4. 31Bravo says:

   November 14, 2012 at 04:21

   The Nexus letter is the most impotant part of a vA claim.
   One Nexus letter will do; More than one is better.
   I had five Nexus letters; slam dunk.

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5. Vet1 says:

   November 14, 2012 at 02:36

   I purchased the Kindle Version a couple of months ago.
   Thank You to the author of the book.

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6. RobertG says:

   November 13, 2012 at 19:52

   “CUT THROUGH THE RED TAPE”? Red tape or criminal acts to deny by the vA seems to mean the same thing. It’s well done. Does NOD help with other than HCV claims? vA watchdog a good source for other claims assistance?

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   • kel552 says:

     November 17, 2012 at 17:43

     To answer your question, YES. askNOD contains crucial information that is essential for all VA claims, not just HCV.

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