Why Gulf War Syndrome Claims Get Denied
Gulf War Syndrome is a term used to describe a cluster of chronic, unexplained symptoms reported by veterans who served in Southwest Asia during and after Operation Desert Storm.
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Gulf War Syndrome is a term used to describe a cluster of chronic, unexplained symptoms reported by veterans who served in Southwest Asia during and after Operation Desert Storm.
Receiving a VA decision that denies your claim or assigns a rating that does not reflect your condition is frustrating.
When a veteran files a disability claim, the VA sometimes pushes back by arguing the condition was already present before service began.
Veterans who served before the 1980s were routinely exposed to asbestos in shipyards, aboard Navy vessels, in barracks, and across various military construction environments.
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