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    rchan287
    The Moderna shot should have been in his military medical records. He would also need a doctor to state that the myocarditis was caused by the vax shot in order to get service connected for it.
    • September 24, 2023
    ProMarinerUSA
    rchan287T‌rue... But finding a doctor that will say that?
    • September 24, 2023
    rchan287
    T‌hat's where the VA can get you on a claim. No medical evidence, your claim will be denied. In this case, I believe he should claimed of claimed for myocarditis because he got that while in service and not claiming service connection for VAX.
    • September 24, 2023 Edited
    ProMarinerUSA
    rchan287T‌he VA will NEVER DO THAT!
    • September 24, 2023
    rchan287
    I‌f he got myocarditis while in service, he should have medical evidence of that in his records. That should have been the reason they discharged him - being medically unfit.
    • September 24, 2023
    rchan287
    Evidence - Myocarditis and the COVID-19 Vaccines Since April 2021, some people have developed myocarditis (inflammation of the heart muscle) and pericarditis (inflammation of the lining outside the heart) after receiving the Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna coronavirus vaccines in the United States, accor... View More
    • September 24, 2023
    rchan287
    It's all in how he filed the claim. He should have claimed for the Myocarditis if that what he was discharged for, not for the VAX. I did claims for DAV for 6 years, for 2 days a week, getting over 2,650 men and women service connected.
    • September 24, 2023
    ProMarinerUSA
    rchan287‌ I finally got some help from the VFW. Still have not gotten anything for agent orange! They have virtually put Vietnam veterans on a waitlist! Have remained close with 37 guys I served with for more than 50+ years. Only 12 of us left.
    • September 24, 2023
    ProMarinerUSA
    rchan287‌FYI am a life member of VFW - DAV - Vietnam Veterans of America and American Legion…. And donate to all of them and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
    • September 24, 2023
    rchan287
    T‌hat is awesome! I was only in touch with 2 of the guys I served with. One had passed so only my friend Wayne and I are the only ones out of approximately 250 of us in Dong Tam. The base was the 9th Infantry Division headquarters but the Navy section wasn't even 10% of their size. We w... View More
    • September 24, 2023
    rchan287
    S‌ame here. Donate to them all. My friends in DAV got me service connected and I gave back and helped many Veterans during my time. I am the Treasurer for the DAV Ch 28 and VVA Ch 72 both in Brooklyn, NY.
    • September 24, 2023
    ProMarinerUSA
    rchan287‌Yes. But we haven’t heard from 5 of them in a few months now and they weren’t doing well! I just found out this Tuesday that cancer back in both my lungs (asbestos) have beaten it twice 2018 and January of this year. PET Scan on 03 October. Have lost a lot of ground this past year but still... View More
    • September 24, 2023
    ProMarinerUSA
    rchan287‌I just got my service connection in 2018 for my lungs.
    • September 24, 2023
    rchan287
    J‌ust make sure you see your doctor at least 2-4 times a year to maintain your service connection. In the eyes of the VA, if you haven't been to the doctor in 2 years for your service connecteddisability, there is nothing wrong with you and your disability payment will get reduced.
    • September 24, 2023
    ProMarinerUSA
    rchan287‌I see my VA primary and eyes and pulmonary a couple times a year. But the doctors I trust are the ones I see regularly! Primary every 3 months — pulmonary every 6 months - urologist every 6 months - eyes every 4 months all private sector and they are the only ones that have ever helped me!... View More
    • September 24, 2023
    Meadow2003
    Aholes
    • September 24, 2023