There are many ways that a Veteran can go blind. Fortunately, the VA considers blindness a disability. All you have to do is show a service-connection.
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Confusional Arousal Disorder and Delirium Veterans Disability Ratings
Being absent minded is one thing, not knowing who you are every morning is confusional arousal. The VA gives ratings for this kind of delirium.
VA Special Monthly Compensation Benefits for Housebound Veterans
If your VA disability is such that you can’t leave your home, you are probably eligible for an SMC bonus for housebound veterans. Let’s find out.
Getting a VA Rating for Circadian Rhythm Dysfunction
If your sleep schedule is messed up because of a service-connected disability, you might get VA Disability for Circadian Rhythm Sleep Disorder.
When Can Reservists Get VA Disability Benefits?
It’s not common, but there are some circumstances where the National Guard or Reserves qualify for VA disability benefits. Here they are.
Light-Sensitive Veterans Need VA Disability for Photophobia As A Secondary Condition
If bright light causes migraine headaches or makes them worse, you might be a veteran with service-connected photophobia. Let’s talk about your benefits.
Is Macular Degeneration a VA Disability?
Macular Degeneration is eligible for VA disability but often as a secondary condition to diabetes, head injuries, or other service-connected conditions.
How Nightmares Can Help You Have a Killer PTSD VA Disability Claim
Sleep problems can make other problems worse. If PTSD affects your life with nightmares, let’s see if we can help with VA disability.
Vietnam War Vets Can Get VA Disability for Agent Orange Exposure in Korean DMZ
Between 1,000 and 15,000 Korean War veterans have just been approved for Agent Orange exposure VA Disability. See if you qualify.
Use FCE Test Results from Workman’s Comp as Evidence in Your VA Disability Application
If you are hurt on the job, you may need an FCE for workman’s comp. The exam won’t help your VA disability claim, but the results might.