Tag Archives: Service Connection

NEW INFO ON URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS=HCV

Posted on August 24, 2013 by asknod

Here’s a great article submitted by Jules, member extraordinaire and volunteer nexus letter writer (he’s a Physician’s Assistant). We will never have too much medical (or legal) help doing this so it’s encouraging to see other Vets who have immersed … Continue reading →

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INTERFERON INFORMATION FOR SECONDARY CLAIMS

Posted on August 17, 2013 by asknod

Malcolm in the middle is getting ready to go back and gird for a second battle with VA. He kicked the dragon but in the process, he got winged. All who have done Interferon have their private horror tale to … Continue reading →

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WALTER REED WHERE ARE YOU?

Posted on August 16, 2013 by asknod

In what would make any physician, especially a military one, roll over in his grave, would be to see the way the military and by extension, the VA, treat our soldiers and Veterans when they think America isn’t looking or … Continue reading →

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Guilty plea in HCV case

Posted on August 15, 2013 by Laura

This story has been reported extensively in the national media but in case you missed it, yesterday in NH, David Kwiatkowski, 33, pleaded guilty to drug diversion activity since 2002. He admits to serially infecting at least 45 patients with HCV in … Continue reading →

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CHEMTRAIL BEEN BERRY BERRY GOOD TO ME

Posted on August 13, 2013 by asknod

What a marvelous year so far. I’m still alive in spite of the fact that I’ve been staying away from VAMCs. I had no idea there were chemtrails- or is it Chemtrails? How can the Government afford to spray my … Continue reading →

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Some will live to 118 years and beyond, says SSA

Posted on August 11, 2013 by Laura

The following is a bold and stunning prediction from The Social Security Administration (SSA)–see last sentence: That mortality rates are found to continue to decline, at every age for which adequate data are available, demonstrates that no absolute limit to … Continue reading →

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VA TO PARTNER WITH REAL LAWYERS TO HELP VETS

Posted on August 10, 2013 by asknod

Well, obviously they are getting the thumbscrews tightened down at 810 Penny Lane NW. Having rescinded bonus pay and golf course dictation and litigation, The VLJs are back at theirs desks hard at work. Rumor has it they have a … Continue reading →

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BVA– VFW STRIKES AGAIN

Posted on August 8, 2013 by asknod

FROM THE HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA VFW POST # 1064 Looking for cryoglobulinemia cases to illustrate for claims purposes, I came across this gem. Rarely have I seen a judge make such short shrift of a Veteran so utterly and completely. … Continue reading →

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USEFUL EVIDENCE FOR JETGUN MISFEASANCE

Posted on August 6, 2013 by asknod

I spotted this on one of Sylvia’s posts. The attachment is one of a drug flyer that comes with a vaccine. In this case, it specifically prohibits certain usages and inadvertently provides the very ammo you need to show the … Continue reading →

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RANDY’S PLAYBOOK

Posted on August 1, 2013 by asknod

Taking a page from member Randy, I have contacted the President in hopes of getting to the bottom of why only 1,836 Veterans qualified for the Independent Living Program in 2012. As we pointed out in prior posts, only 2,428 … Continue reading →