Articles by kris

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) can cause mild to serious symptoms and is recognized by the VA as a common injury among combat veterans. Learn more about TBI and how you can get... continue reading

Before you keep reading this Guide to the Board of VA Appeals, ask yourself these questions:Were you denied your VA Disability compensation claim? Or are you unsatisfied with the rating you were... continue reading

Learn more about your sleep apnea and how to file a claim with the VA to get the rating that you... continue reading

Learn about the top 20 VA disability claims and how you can get... continue reading

There are a number of VA benefits for spouse and children of every veteran. In fact, as the dependent of a veteran, you may qualify for benefits such as health care, life insurance, money for... continue reading

The highest VA disability rating for migraines is 50%. You might be thinking, “but mine are so bad I’m completely disabled!” You wouldn’t be alone, so we will discuss how to get more benefits... continue reading

In this article, we'll look at 100% Disability Ratings for PTSD Due to MST, and you will learn exactly how to get a 100% VA rating for PTSD caused by MST. Are you eligible for a 100% VA Rating... continue reading

Many veterans facing severe and worsening disabilities may worry that they won’t be able to take care of themselves which often brings up the question about the veteran’s benefits, specifically,... continue reading

Nearly 4 million veterans live with a disability recognized by the VA and many are curious aout how to get SSDI. While the VA provides benefits intended to ease the financial burden you may face... continue reading

Veterans who have pes planus (or “flat feet”) may be eligible for a VA disability rating. What many don’t know is that there are also a number of secondary conditions linked to flat feet that... continue reading

For the most part, VA ratings are simply used to tell the veteran “accepted” or “denied”, but in some cases, it is possible to receive a decision that says “deferred.” So what does the... continue reading