Welcome back to VA Made Easy; this is part two of welcoming physician assistants Kory McCullah and Joey Richardson from Casparii Medical. They dive into the complexities of VA disability claims for sleep apnea and toxic environmental exposure cases. The discussion unfolds around linking sleep apnea to veterans' service through weight gain and other conditions, and the challenges of substantiating such claims with medical evidence.

Further exploration covers the direct connection of sleep apnea to service, the role of subjective symptoms in VA claims, and the usage of buddy statements in strengthening claims. The conversation shifts to toxic environmental exposures, focusing on conditions like those stemming from Camp Lejeune, highlighting the difficulties and necessary evidence for successful claims.

Find the first part of this series here: https://youtu.be/MKcJuvJtMQg

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