How to file a VA disability claim for secondary condition/s?

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Chapter List
0:00 Introduction
1:12 Today's topic of secondary conditions with no nexus
1:46 Old DBQ showing diagnosis
2:54 New DBQ not showing diagnosis
5:43 New back DBQ showing radiculopathy section
8:29 Secondary complications to diabetes
11:20 Re-cap

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🌟LINK TO VA DBQ’s

VA White House Hotline: [phone]

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This is how you can request a copy of my entire electronic claim file:


“I would like a copy of my entire claims file to include all service treatment records, personnel records, DD 214 and rating decision/s to include code sheet and any compensation and pension exam from the VA and any third-party contractors. The entire electronic claim folder on CD.”

Fax, Direct Upload and Mail to:
1. Department of Veteran Affairs Intake Center, 844-531-7818

3. Department of Veteran Affairs Evidence Intake Center, P.O. Box 4444, Janesville, WI, 53547-4444

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How I obtained a copy of my Summary/Breakdown letter.

I called the VA at 800-827-1000 and inform them that:

“I would like a summary letter/disability breakdown letter to include, all my service-connected conditions, percentages and diagnostic codes.” (If you are not service connected, you will not have one). Also, you can have them email or fax (if you don’t have a fax at home, you can download a fax app in the play store on your phone) this information, if the person doesn’t want to email or fax it, hang up and call back and speak to someone else.

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[DewayneKimble]

😡Don't let the VA claim process stress you out !
📚"Don't be frustrated, get EDUCATED"

[deiondrehoward]

Currently preparing for my C&P after never reporting anything in service. Thank you for your guidance and hopefully I can report back with a positive outcome

[johnnycontreras]

When my back was going through the C&P exam, the examiner asked about nerve pain and symptoms and added radicalopothy as a secondary that visit.
Nice surprise

[stClassStang]

Dewayne, you are on point with your videos and teaching. I did EXACTLY what you said and went from 90% to 100% T&P on just secondary claims. No Nexus but on solid medical evidence. 2 knee replacements led to service connection secondary DDD lower Extremity and Radiculopathy both legs and
feet. Plus Secondary Service connection of Planter Facit

[stephaniefrazier]

Thank you so much for being so informative in healing us veterans.

[gtoexpress]

Very educational on how the raters been denying me when my claims should be granted

[DisabledVet]

Thanks for the info! Just had to say that it made me chuckle every time you said “radiculopity.”

[firstnamelastname]

Thanks, Dewayne. I’m going to set up my first primary visit consultation at my local VA clinic right outside of Philadelphia. Our main VA hospital is down in southwest Philly right by the University of Pennsylvania and it’s affiliated major hospital, HUP.

[getdownp]

Great information! Radiculopathy is exactly what I'm going through and you help me connect the dots!!!

[jammaho]

Thank you for all the time you take to help us.

[bigboycombo]

I have so many issues that were secondary to what VA has me rated at. They don't like to tell you anything that is secondary to my main diagnosis. I recently applied for secondary conditions and wish I could have claimed more because I have a lot more verifiable secondary conditions but for a non-medical person I have to figure them out for myself.

[dougbodenhamer]

Thank you sir for your service and your help to the rest of the veteran community. God bless you.

[warrenhenderson]

Thank you sir for educating myself on the 5 ways of service connection with additional valuable information. Blessings to you and your family sir.

[WillHelpsVets]

Great information! I help vets from here in the Philippines. Since we have the ONLY VA outside the USA in Manila, our doctors issue Nexus/DBQs for $300. Much better than the USA prices. And we are winning with these Docs everyday. So many forgotten soldiers living abroad. So few people to help them.

[albertkinney]

Thanks for this information it was not put into my first assessment.I will get my neurosurgeon to fill out this form when I figure out where to get it.

[ShowemRight]

Thanks for your service brother Dewayne, this helps.

[thomasl]

Awesome video with lots of info. I will have to watch your video several times and take notes. I have not applied for anything yet and am trying to figure out what I'm supposed to do.

[airframer]

Thank you! I was denied for glaucoma. Yes it’s was in my military medical records. I had surgery on both eyes on eye drops.I failed to mention diabetic during my military service. Not service connect for my eyes.

[jasonbournetodie]

This will be useful for my increase claim. Very insightful fam. 🤘🏿I see you!

[joesanchez]

Great video Dewayne. Thanks for continuing to produce helpful information to help veterans.