The ALJ mentions that I plan to become a veterinary assistant. In fact he asked me at the hearing about this. I told him I gave up on the idea and hope to at least learn some of the material about the field since I’m interested in it. I have not real aspirations that I could actually maintain employment doing this. This statement is against what is recorded at the hearing.
Passing a memory test is also discussed. I have to take this test while associated with the Navy every 1.5 years while on TDRL status. I know that I pass; I don’t say that I wouldn’t. How does this undermine my credibility? I’m only rated 10% for Traumatic Brain Injury, basically it means I have had a concussion. I’m not expected to fail the test with a rating that low. How can this derail my claims? PTSD can have symptoms much like TBI and you can pass TBI testing while having periods of memory loss later from PTDS symptoms etc.
“Heavy Lifting” is also used against me in the document. I don’t say that I cannot lift objects. However, I have always said I have severe head pain if I do and depending on the length of time and weight my back will hurt faster and sooner than someone else. My lifting at home might be taking a vacuum …show more content…
This judge has the lowest approval rating of his counterparts. The closest are still 20% higher on average than him at his 24% approval rating. That means starting out I had half the chance of anyone else. It is clear that there are mistakes between what I said at the hearing and what he put in his notice. Also how can I feel like any real thought was put into this decision with the rapid turn-around decision? My lawyer told me 30-90 days maybe before I might hear a word. I gave 15 years of my life to the military and one night some ass hat decides to drink and drive and ruins my life. But now I’m the one who has been on the defensive ever since. Please consider this and other evidence when making a decision on my cases merits for
Passing a memory test is also discussed. I have to take this test while associated with the Navy every 1.5 years while on TDRL status. I know that I pass; I don’t say that I wouldn’t. How does this undermine my credibility? I’m only rated 10% for Traumatic Brain Injury, basically it means I have had a concussion. I’m not expected to fail the test with a rating that low. How can this derail my claims? PTSD can have symptoms much like TBI and you can pass TBI testing while having periods of memory loss later from PTDS symptoms etc.
“Heavy Lifting” is also used against me in the document. I don’t say that I cannot lift objects. However, I have always said I have severe head pain if I do and depending on the length of time and weight my back will hurt faster and sooner than someone else. My lifting at home might be taking a vacuum …show more content…
This judge has the lowest approval rating of his counterparts. The closest are still 20% higher on average than him at his 24% approval rating. That means starting out I had half the chance of anyone else. It is clear that there are mistakes between what I said at the hearing and what he put in his notice. Also how can I feel like any real thought was put into this decision with the rapid turn-around decision? My lawyer told me 30-90 days maybe before I might hear a word. I gave 15 years of my life to the military and one night some ass hat decides to drink and drive and ruins my life. But now I’m the one who has been on the defensive ever since. Please consider this and other evidence when making a decision on my cases merits for